Hi Dean,

I've never seen a Nokia (or any other phone for that matter) send its menu
via any audio socket! But most of them nowadays allow you to establish a
Bluetooth pairing, much along the lines you would do if you wanted to use
the PK with your phone as a modem. Once that pairing is established, it's
possible to send/receive data tfrom/to the phone by using the virtual com
port defined by the pairing. In fact, programs like Nokia PC Suite and
LogoManager do exactly that! So you should be able to allow the PK to be
able to send and receive data to the phone by this method. Of course, it
would have to be the responsibility of the phone owner to establish what
command sequences do what to their particular model; you guys couldn't be
expected to support every Nokia in the universe! But the ability to
communicate with Bluetooth devices at a deeper level than we currently have
would be superb if your team could give the idea some thought for a future
Keysoft version.

Cheers.

Paul.

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Hi Isaac,

This might be technically impossible, unless the mobile phone you have,
actually outputs the menu on one of these ports.  If the menu is not sent in
the first place, there would be no data for the PK to receive.

Regards,

Dean Jackson
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> Dean,
> Jonathan,
> I wonder if it's possible to connect the PK to a cellphone via either
> infared, bluetooth, or serial port and be able to read it's menus? there's
> a place to plug in earphones on the cellphone. why not plug it in to the
> PK's audio input and hear the dialtone on the pk? with this option
> shouldn't other options be available?
> thanks
> Isaac
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