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I've been using for years a Nokia tight with Oxygen Phone Manager.
Now I'm on SE and I'm testing your app with a k800i.
A few questions:
a) why USB connection is so slow?
b) Edit profile isn't working: a dialog appears and all entries are dimmed...
Wish list
- Enable import and sync within Outlook:
-- Sync Outlook Contacts managing multiple folders at once
--- Categories: add an "exclude categories" option when synching
--- Import street address from business/home depending on availability; if both present then let user decide
-- Sync Outlook calendar
- Enable "Group ringtones":
-- actually it looks like k800i doesn' support group ringtones (it means business calls have different ringtones from friends calls and so on); you could bypass this limit with the following strategy:
--- when synching from Outlook contacts retain categories into the program (could go for a mapping strategy between Outlook categories and PE categories, forceing users to choose between 4/6 PE Group-Ringtones like [Business], [Friends], [VIP], [Other]);
--- do import and store into PE archives
--- when updating phone, assign ringtones to phone contacts based on archive info...
Now I'm on SE and I'm testing your app with a k800i.
A few questions:
a) why USB connection is so slow?
b) Edit profile isn't working: a dialog appears and all entries are dimmed...
Wish list
- Enable import and sync within Outlook:
-- Sync Outlook Contacts managing multiple folders at once
--- Categories: add an "exclude categories" option when synching
--- Import street address from business/home depending on availability; if both present then let user decide
-- Sync Outlook calendar
- Enable "Group ringtones":
-- actually it looks like k800i doesn' support group ringtones (it means business calls have different ringtones from friends calls and so on); you could bypass this limit with the following strategy:
--- when synching from Outlook contacts retain categories into the program (could go for a mapping strategy between Outlook categories and PE categories, forceing users to choose between 4/6 PE Group-Ringtones like [Business], [Friends], [VIP], [Other]);
--- do import and store into PE archives
--- when updating phone, assign ringtones to phone contacts based on archive info...
Hy
The USB-Speed with the original cable on a K800 is about 100 KB/s - more is not possible. If you doesn't reach this speed please check your Connection-settings and try other possibilitys (The USB-Cable-drivers install 4 Ports, maybe you've set the wrong port)
SE-Phones doesn't allow profile-editing since the K700/S700 series
Outlook-Sync will be avaiable in the next version. Group-Managment and contactdefined ringtones are not possible to edit/create.
Regards FJ
The USB-Speed with the original cable on a K800 is about 100 KB/s - more is not possible. If you doesn't reach this speed please check your Connection-settings and try other possibilitys (The USB-Cable-drivers install 4 Ports, maybe you've set the wrong port)
SE-Phones doesn't allow profile-editing since the K700/S700 series
Outlook-Sync will be avaiable in the next version. Group-Managment and contactdefined ringtones are not possible to edit/create.
Regards FJ
Not in the phone. But you can trick this applying the steps I've described above.FJ hat geschrieben:Outlook-Sync will be avaiable in the next version. Group-Managment and contactdefined ringtones are not possible to edit/create.
1) When synching from Outlook manage a small mapping between MPE and Outlook contact categories; 4/5 MPE categories are enough (Friends, Business, VIP, Other)
2) Store those MPE categories into MPE contacts
3) Let users assign a ringtone to each MPE category.
4) On MPE<>Phone sync, change each contact ringtone following the MPE.Contact.Category.Ringtone xref.
Not so smart, but very effective!
As I've said Oxygen Phone Manager was tricking it in the same way with Nokia phones and it worked flawlessly!!
No other sync software does it so.....it could be a quantum leap!!
About Outlook contacts be sure to enable multiple folders (and subfolders) at the same time. It is very common to have personal contacts locally and business contacts on a remote server (Exchange public folders). The category trick suggested by someone is useless! In a business environemnet it's impossible to store all contacts in one folder and view by category.
I can help testing the Outlook\Exchange side....... and the group ringtones if you decide to go for it!
I've let MPE detect the right port and speed (Why do you need to emalute a COM port whith USB?) and it has found the proper one configuring the baud rate to 921600 and th packet size to 4096.FJ hat geschrieben:The USB-Speed with the original cable on a K800 is about 100 KB/s - more is not possible. If you doesn't reach this speed please check your Connection-settings and try other possibilitys (The USB-Cable-drivers install 4 Ports, maybe you've set the wrong port)
Nevertheless when downling pix from the phone the maximum speed acheived is 14KB/s...
Ok, I did uninstall reinstall the drivers, still the same. As testing FMA at the same time, I've noticed that it was using another port (COM10). I've Forced manually that port on MPE, and now it flies to 140KB/s.FJ hat geschrieben:About speed: restart your phone and reinstall the cable-drivers
What happens is that the driver installation createss 3 virtual COM ports: COM7, COM8, COM10; the COM7 port doesn't work, COM8 yes but it's slow and COM10 it's speedy. Probabiliy when discovering devices, MPE stops at the first "good" port even if it is slow........
It's disappointing SE restricted the phone access...... we should all sign up a document to ask more accessibility....what do you use a SE SDK?
Here's the log:
Logdatei MyPhoneExplorer
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Programmversion: 1.4.5
Datum: 18-07-2006
17:21:32.84 Setting Port: 10
17:21:32.84 Setting Baud: 921600
17:21:32.85 Avaiable Ports: COM3=\Device\TOSHIBAModem5; COM7=\Device\SE27obex0; COM8=\Device\SE27mgmt0; COM9=\Device\SE27mdm0; COM10=\Device\SE27mdm1;
Here's the log:
Logdatei MyPhoneExplorer
************************
Programmversion: 1.4.5
Datum: 18-07-2006
17:21:32.84 Setting Port: 10
17:21:32.84 Setting Baud: 921600
17:21:32.85 Avaiable Ports: COM3=\Device\TOSHIBAModem5; COM7=\Device\SE27obex0; COM8=\Device\SE27mgmt0; COM9=\Device\SE27mdm0; COM10=\Device\SE27mdm1;
Hum... who knows? But getting technical, are you using an API to access phone functions? There may be an undocumented set of functions to set ringtones and other unaccessible values.....
As a registered user, You could try to contact the responsible for the SDK and ask why they don't release a function to set ringtones....
BTW is the k800 an UIQ3 or EMP base OS?
As a registered user, You could try to contact the responsible for the SDK and ask why they don't release a function to set ringtones....
BTW is the k800 an UIQ3 or EMP base OS?
Hum I'm starting missing my old Nokia 6510!
Ringtones and message alerts had each separate volume levels, Outlook contact notes were visible in the phone contact, much better keypad layout, clever keypad buttons intuitivity design and, yes, group ringtones......
How the hell SE thinks?
Do you expect any firmware improvement or is it out of SE philosophy?
Ringtones and message alerts had each separate volume levels, Outlook contact notes were visible in the phone contact, much better keypad layout, clever keypad buttons intuitivity design and, yes, group ringtones......
How the hell SE thinks?
Do you expect any firmware improvement or is it out of SE philosophy?