Version: 0.2 Platforms: Pocket PC Categories: Internet & Communications, System Utilities Upload Date: 12 Jul 09 Developer:
Distribution Type: Freeware
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VJVolubilis- This program is used to provide some command line control of the Communication features of your PDA.
It's not complete, it's a research tool for the not so feint-of-heart, since it currently has no graphic interface. You will have to create shortcuts to the various features that you require, but this means that you can easily integrate it with your Wisbar setup, hardware keys or whatever your imagination can come up with!
It currently supports the following command lines:
Bluetooth Control:
-blueon
Enable bluetooth
-blueoff
Disable bluetooth
-bluetoggle
Toggle bluetooth
-bluediscoveron
Make bluetooth discoverable
Audio Gateway Control:
-agon
Enable audio gateway Audio Channel
-agoff
Disable audio gateway Audio Channel
-agcon
Enable audio gateway Control Channel
-agcoff
Disable audio gateway Control Channel
WiFi Control: (WM5 Only)
-wifion
Enable WiFi
-wifioff
Disable WiFi
-wifitoggle
Toggle WiFi
Infra Red Control:
-iron
Enable Infra Red "receive beams"
-iroff
Disable Infra Red "receive beams"
-irtoggle
Toggle "receive beams"
Radio:
-radioon
Enable radio (phone connection)
-radioff
Disable radio (phone connection)
-radiotoggle
Toggle radio (phone connection)
Data Connection:
-gprson
Make data connection (eg dial gprs)
-gprsoff
Break data connection
-gprstoggle
Toggle data connection
Status:
-status
Display Status messages
At this time status messages are very basic. I intend to add some form of GUI later, but for now, you'll know if you will find this tool useful.
Command line parameters can be combined within reason
eg program filesvijay555vjvolubilisvjvolubilis.exe -iron -blueon -wifion
will enable infra red receive mode, bluetooth and wifi.
-AGON can be used to pass audio from some WM5 devices to a paired bluetooth headset, so hopefully you can listen to music etc over your headset without too much voodoo. This code is not widely tested (ie I lack hardware and time), but please email or report in the forum if you have success or failures, and which hardware and software it worked with.
Please note - I'm not sure what success you will have in transferring audio over, and whether or not it works on WM2003. The Magician at least lacks the hardware/software support for you to listen to music in this way, but on the Universal etc, it should permit this.
Bluetooth actions only work on the out-of-the-box Microsoft Bluetooth stack at this stage. I may investigate other stacks later.
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