[cassioli]

Does the internal modem "expose" some sort of a viurtual com port we can connect to, to send it standard at commands?!?

It would be very useful!

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by cassioli

Does the internal modem "expose" some sort of a viurtual com port we can connect to, to send it standard at commands?!?

It would be very useful!

Do you wish to implement this using Pys60?

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[cassioli]

Originally Posted by croozeus

Do you wish to implement this using Pys60?

Best Regards,
Croozeus

"implement"?
I was asking if the modem is accessible through virtual com port.
If it is, it should be accessible by python (I think it supports com port access... or not?)

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by cassioli

"implement"?

Yes, Implementing standard AT commands !

Originally Posted by cassioli

I was asking if the modem is accessible through virtual com port.

May be but I am not sure.
However the phone can be used as a modem, once you can connect it to the PC using the Bluetooth module or the pys60usb

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[cassioli]

Originally Posted by croozeus

Yes, Implementing standard AT commands !


May be but I am not sure.
However the phone can be used as a modem, once you can connect it to the PC using the Bluetooth module or the pys60usb

Best Regards,
Croozeus

I think I am not able to explain my thought...

I don't want to implement anything, and I don't want to use phone as a modem from PC.
I want to use the phone itself to send AT commands to its own modem, as AT commands can be used to retrieve a lot of informations, maybe not accessibile with standard methods.

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by cassioli

I think I am not able to explain my thought...

I don't want to implement anything, and I don't want to use phone as a modem from PC.
I want to use the phone itself to send AT commands to its own modem, as AT commands can be used to retrieve a lot of informations, maybe not accessibile with standard methods.

Right cassioli, now I do understand what you want to do !

I don't think you can access the modem with standard python extension. May be work on a native extension on C++ may help.

Best Regards,
Crozeus

[jethro.fn]

Originally Posted by croozeus

I don't think you can access the modem with standard python extension. May be work on a native extension on C++ may help.

AT commands are not possible in C++ either. From Symbian OS v9.3 documentation:

Scope

CTelephony is an API that everyone can use.

CTelephony is the simplest way to access Symbian OS's telephony system but it provides limited services. Some users such as phone manufacturers require Symbian OS's advanced telephony services. To prevent malicious use of the telephony system, advanced telephony services are not available to everyone.

Typically, only Symbian's licensees have access to the advanced telephony services. Everybody else, including third-party developers and Independant Software Vendors (ISVs) have to use CTelephony.

See the CTelephony documentation for information on what is available to third-party developers.

[gaba88]

hi jethro.fn
i am really sorry but i some months ago read an article on using AT commands in mobile but i am not able to find it now may be we can do it in j2me.

[cassioli]

Originally Posted by gaba88

hi jethro.fn
i am really sorry but i some months ago read an article on using AT commands in mobile but i am not able to find it now may be we can do it in j2me.

maybe it was about using AT commands by connecting a cellphone to a PC?

[y.a.k]

Slight off-topic. The pys60usb link posted earlier by croozeus is broken. Here's a working one:
http://jtoivola.googlepages.com/pyth...ian%3Apys60usb

[croozeus]

Thanks y.a.k, Fixed it!

*New browser hassels

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by cassioli

maybe it was about using AT commands by connecting a cellphone to a PC?

ha may be it was that one

[cassioli]

In my Javaphone UIQ cellphone (Motorola a1000) I can see a list of available internal ports using a jython (Python over java) program:

http://jumpjack.wordpress.com/2007/0...javaphone-api/

I also remember I obtained a similar list of "strange devices" doing same attempt in OPL language, which does not use javaphone APIs at all.

How can we get list of available internal com ports in python?

[jethro.fn]

Originally Posted by cassioli

How can we get list of available internal com ports in python?

I don't think there's a way, but I'd be happy to be proven wrong.

EDIT: Class RCommServ is responsible for telling what serial ports there are available. It is not certain that an AT command interface is one of those. In any case, I haven't seen any Python modules for accessing that Class.

[gaba88]

hi cassioli
i think jethro.fn is absolutely correct that in PyS60 we dont have any extension who can have a access to internal com ports so may be somebody come with that type of extension which will be helpful for us.