bluetooth remote control
Hey
I've looked at what is out there for using a phone as a remote.
Virtually everything requires a Sony/Ericsson. Are the Ericssons using some kind of standardized protocol for remote control that no one else has implemented or is it a proprietary thing?
If it's well-documented, the extensible phones (symbian/java) should be able to load an app to use it (or maybe it's been done)
Brad
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Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Brad,
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I've looked at what is out there for using a phone as a remote.
Virtually everything requires a Sony/Ericsson. Are the Ericssons using some kind of standardized protocol for remote control that no one else has implemented or is it a proprietary thing?
If it's well-documented, the extensible phones (symbian/java) should be able to load an app to use it (or maybe it's been done)
starting with the K700i you can use HID for the remote. For the older ones you need a special AT command set. There are some implementation around, but non official that I included in BlueZ.
Regards
Marcel
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Guys,
I was thinking we needed a daemon that could talk to a "lot" of the remote-control capable devices out there. There are so many protocols:
- avrcp (newer headsets)
- ericsson (AT commands)
- bemused (symbian app, java app)
- hid (newer ericssons)
I was thinking we would need avrcp eventually for good headset support. Maybe the way to go is to add it to a receiver that can do one of these other protocols to give it broader coverage. HID could probably be dropped off the list of requirements as long as the older ericsson protocol is available on those devices.
Brad
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Hi Brad,
Quoted 5 lines
I've looked at what is out there for using a phone as a remote.
Virtually everything requires a Sony/Ericsson. Are the Ericssons using some kind of standardized protocol for remote control that no one else has implemented or is it a proprietary thing?
If it's well-documented, the extensible phones (symbian/java) should be able to load an app to use it (or maybe it's been done)
starting with the K700i you can use HID for the remote. For the older ones you need a special AT command set. There are some implementation around, but non official that I included in BlueZ.
Regards
Marcel
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Quoted 11 lines · Brad Midgley
Hey
I've looked at what is out there for using a phone as a remote.
Virtually everything requires a Sony/Ericsson. Are the Ericssons using some kind of standardized protocol for remote control that no one else has implemented or is it a proprietary thing?
If it's well-documented, the extensible phones (symbian/java) should be able to load an app to use it (or maybe it's been done)
have a look at the bemused(.sf.net) stuff!
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Brad
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Quoted 10 lines · Brad Midgley
Hey
I've looked at what is out there for using a phone as a remote.
Virtually everything requires a Sony/Ericsson. Are the Ericssons using some kind of standardized protocol for remote control that no one else has implemented or is it a proprietary thing?
If it's well-documented, the extensible phones (symbian/java) should be able to load an app to use it (or maybe it's been done)
How about http://bemused.sf.net?
It was a Series60 client and a MS Windows server in the beginning, but in the meantime there are also servers for Linux - one is a command line tool, the other is part of kdebluetooth. On the client side there are additional clients for at least PalmOS and J2ME.
Fred
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