Re: A few questions...

> If it is using the same protocol as the other LG phones then it definitely
> has entry numbers.  You may only be told about them in the command that
> advances the cursor.
>

I'll snoop out the cursor advancement packets with analyser.  The phone book 
entry itself definitely does not have an entry number in it anymore - I've 
found all fields but two, and those two I've never seen anything but zeros 
in them.  Currently I'm passing just serial1 into the delete packet, with 
zero in the entrynumber and that is deleting the item.

- Ed

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Roger Binns" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 8:51 PM
Subject: Re: [BitPim-devel] A few questions...


>> Did you just capture the serial info from FutureDial or other product to 
>> figure out the protocol?
>
> I sniffed DataPilot.  If they didn't have license restrictions of one host 
> computer installation, or crappy VX4400 support, I'd never have
> started BitPim!  Note that they only allow their software to be installed
> on one machine.  They don't even allow you to install on multiple machines
> provided you only use one at a time.  Given that many people, like me
> at the time, have work and home desktops and laptops it was a self
> defeating choice by them.  Of course I also probably the only person
> who bothers reading the EULAs.
>
>> I haven't tried the escaped-from-the-lab QPST yet, but is this another 
>> thing to try?
>
> If it is legal for you to do so.
>
>> Is this protocol just something Qualcomm or a third party did for 
>> Sprint - is the protocol just part of the phone OS - maybe written using 
>> the Brew SDK?
>
> http://bitpim.org/papers/phonespecs/
>
>> The protocol on this phone has two serials, but no entry number.  May be 
>> why the voice dials are disappearing.
>
> If it is using the same protocol as the other LG phones then it definitely
> has entry numbers.  You may only be told about them in the command that
> advances the cursor.
>
> Roger
>
>
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