Re: Sanyo 8200 / 4900; Talking with Delphi

Why not write a java midlet to do this? I snooped over on PhoneScoop, and
it appears that the 8200 supports J2ME.

Writing a midlet to make the calls for you should be fairly trivial. Just
open a connection to a tel:// url. I suggest investigating RFC-2806 for
more information on the tel: url (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2806.txt)

Chris...

On Wed, 29 Jun 2005, David Sampson 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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