Re: Sanyo 8200 / 4900; Talking with Delphi

I don't think there is going to be much in BitPim to help you.   You
basically just need to know how to send commands to the phone, and
that will be different in Delphi (I don't know what Delphi is).

For many cell phones, you can send the command "AT+CDV##########",
where ########## is the phone number you want to dial to make a voice
call under computer control.  I just tried that with a Sony 8100, so
it will probably work on other Sanyo phones.

To try it out use a terminal emulator such as Hyperterminal or kermit.

Stephen


On 6/29/05, David Sampson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a part time job that requires me to dial upwards of 100 - 200 calls
> on my Sanyo 4900 phone during a 14 hour shift. I started thinking about the
> old days where I could plug my landline into a modem and easily write
> software that will dial the numbers for me automatically.
> 
> I contacted futuredial.com, taking my first step into finding out what
> technology was available to accomplish the same thing with my cell phones.
> They recommended that I buy the #1 cable (which I have) and to lookup
> BitPIM... which I have.
> 
> I will be writing this using Delphi 7. I have absolutely no experience with
> Python.. but have been reviewing the source code to see if I can make enough
> sense of it to deduce how you guys are talking with the phones, expecting to
> then translate this into Delphi. I have not had alot of success in making
> this leap of understanding.
> 
> I would appreciate it if someone would direct me to the specific source
> files that would have this kind of information (i.e. where the software is
> actually talking to the phone) or to provide any advice in this endeavor
> that would help me better understand the technical aspects of this form of
> communication.
> 
> Thanks.
> David Sampson


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