Hello ! I am working on CEPC x86 platform. I want to use a bluetooth device on this platform. I've read on the blogs available on the net, which say that we can simply enable the bluetooth from the Catalog items of Platform Builder. But then some people have written that the steps specified have not worked for them. Is it possible that the driver available on Wince works with the Bluetooth devices from specific vendors and not for all. If somebody is having any experience in this please help.
Thanks anyway.
Sudhakar.
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Hello!
Does anyone of you know which dll's I have to use to get the following information:
- the net the sim card is booked in
- states of my GSM unit
- states of my telephone unit
Can anyone help me getting these information or tell me where I might find them?
Thank you very much in advance.
Monty
On Wm5, state and notification broker. No dlls required.
Please move your question to the development forum, for better responses :wink:
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Sounds nice. But there's a problem: we do not only use WM 5 Pocket PCs. Many of our devices use Windows CE instead.
Do you know which P/Invoke I have to use?
If you're definitely not using WM5, but WinCE, then it's a hell of a lot more trouble. You need to use TAPI generally, this will give you answers to each of those queries.
I don't use Managed Code, so check out www.opennetcf.org/
If you're using Compact Framework, there may well be managed libraries to get access to this stuff easily.
Native Code ≡ Pain
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I checked the library on opennetcf.org but it doesn't seem to be very useful. Is there any way to find out the functions compiled in the API dll's? I'm sure Microsoft offers a way to get the wanted information. But I cannot find it
Ok, I really didnt know exactly what to put for the title of this because its a pretty strange request.
A little backbrief: I have a CarPC setup with a 7" touchscreen in my dash, a computer in the trunk, a bluetooth module, a microphone, runs through the car speakers, and running a front end called RoadRunner.
Basically what I'm looking for is:
1) The ability to call out and answer phone calls through the CarPC (full computer). - Using the RoadRunner program there are some interupts built in so that it will automatically stop the music and switch to a screen that has the phone "skin", but I'm not sure what it all entails to make that portion work yet.
2) It must connect through bluetooth
3) The ability to read through the phone's address book and/or store the phonebook in the CarPC.
4) Speach activation would be nice, but not a 100% must have necessarily
5) The ability to read/write text messages would also be nice, but not required
Essentially the skin should be similar to this link:
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/road-runner/93387-freefone-1-3-full-integration-roadrunner.html
But the problem with that particular skin is that there is no support for WM devices, that is unless you have another piece of software called phonecontrol.net, but that software is now discontinued, so there's nothing for WM devices.
Now, I'm not asking someone on here to build something for me necessarily (even though that would be nice) but I am not sure what phone protocols there are to connect the bluetooth and use it, or if they are specific to the bluetooth adapters (bluesoiel, microsoft stack, etc) or if its all in the phone, and whatnot. I've got a good coding background, so its possible I can develop something, or modify something to work, but since there is a wealth of knowledge on this forum I figured someone on here might have some know how and ideas.
Thanks
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Hi there,
I need to make an application for a smart device. This application should be able to access the GPS (the device must have GPS) on the COM ports and collect data so that I can calculate the distance when the device is moving. Other requests are that the device should run Windows Mobile and have UMTS capability. I will be using . NET platform for writing the application, so if someone has done this before or something similar and can help me with anything from advices to code snippets or even the application itself, I will be forever thankful .
The big question I have in the beginning is what device suits best this description. I want to use the classic ASUS 636n but it has no UMTS capability.
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Check gsmarena.com. They have a good search utility.
Here are my results
I picked Windows Mobile Pro because you mentioned 636N and it's a touch device.
I also picked UMTS 2100 assuming you're not in the US since 636N was never sold in the US.
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i believe i could create the app relatively easily as i am a c++ programmer and would learn the language used for android providing if anyone can tell me if the wifi chip set on the Samsung galaxy s4 can write to disk. if not it would be impossible without connecting an external method of capturing and saving the packets. if anybody could direct me to the correct place for the information i need or if there is already a project underway could you provide information. would be interesting to see if it is possible with the existing wifi chip-set.
I'm not aware of any networking cards that can write directly to disk so thats really not a requirement for pcap. You are unlikely to be able to run pcap on just an android device however if you search google play for pcap you'll find the author of kismet implemented a rtl 8187 driver in userspace that runs without root, all you have to do is plug in a rtl8187 base usb wlan card and you're good to go. http://www.kismetwireless.net/android-pcap/
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Hopefully this will help some of you creating Bluetooth Smart-ready applications.
The Bluetooth SIG has just released the Application Accelerator. It was created to help app developers jump start development of applications that talk to Bluetooth Smart devices by providing a lot of the plumbing aspects that you’ll need.
The Application Accelerator covers iOS, Android, and Windows 8.1. It comes with documented source code that you can use in your projects at no cost.
You can grab it at the Bluetooth developer’s website as a free download.
Cheers!