OPHONE(4) OPHONE(4)
NAME
ophone - export nokia n95 services
SYNOPSIS
ophone
DESCRIPTION
Ophone serves a name space with the nokia n95 devices.
Ophone works like oxport(4) and must be mounted with ofs(4).
It listens requests on port 7000.
The following files are exported:
audio/midi
This file storage midi bytes that are ready to loud.
audio/mp3
Similar first but mp3 bytes.
audio/ctl
This file allow users control the player. Three comands
have been implemented: play, stop and clear.
contacts
The file which exports the contacts list. The contacts
has the following format: lastname:name:telefone
files
Under this directory are exporting the files hierachy
of the telefone. (SDCard, memory, etc.)
sms
write, in this file, senteces with the following format:
This file allow send a sms through the phone. It's necesary
<phone number>:<text>
sms will be trunc at 150 characters.
The phone number must not start with '+'. The text of the
kbd
Playground window is in use. Each read of this file returns two
kinds of sentences:
The keyboard file export all the keypad events while the
mx y buttons msec:
For the mouse events triggered by the arrows and the fire
button. x and y are the position where the pointer must
draw. The buttons that are being pressed during the events
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are reference in buttons.
kchar msec:
For the numbers key events. char is the key that trigger
the event.
In all cases,msec is a time stamp for the event.
EXAMPLE
After starting Ophone in nokia n95. Devices can be mounted
run
o/ofs -A -m /n/phone tcp!n95!7000
For playing a MP3 file use
cp song.mp3 /n/phone/audio/mp3
echo play > /n/phone/audio/ctl
Write and send a sms:
echo 555000555:Hi all! > /n/phone/sms
SOURCE
/usr/octopus/n95/*
SEE ALSO
ofs(4) and oxport(4).
BUGS
For the time being, ophone serves files and contact list
phone as read-only and does not support autentication, for
that reason ofs must be used with -A flag.