joliverf

First, excuses, my english is very basic, sorry.

In order to continue with my installation, I need any program, or idea of how to make it, for solve this:

I use SOTI Pocket Controller, for view the PDA screen into the PC-Car in order to use TomTom at the PDA, and view and control-it from the PC-Car.

My PDA, are a Phone Edition, and have Phone capabilities... at this time, I use RoadRunner and when I pulse the PHONE button at the skin, I view the PDA Screen, and manage this.

My idea is, how detect a incoming call at the PDA, in order to RR responds automatically muting all sounds, like Phoco integration into RR.

Its possible, when connects to the activesync, screen rotate -90º, and when desconnects rotate 90º?


The original post is this:

http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/gps/...ml#post1046128


Any orientation or how-to, is good received!

Thanks for the interest and the time used in read my confused english.

impala454

I have done a small test app to determine the feasability of this and there's huge potentional here. It's a little too complicated to post up (maybe when I get home I can post up some code). But I did a small background app that runs on my WM5 phone (a sprint PPC6700), and a "server" app that runs on the computer that the phone is activesynced to (connected via a simple socket layer). if you can use the .net 2.0 libraries, it's mega easy to detect incoming calls. get the windows mobile SDK, and there's lots of great functions to use under the WindowsMobile.Status.SystemState class. There's an event handler and everything. The small, crude sample app I did makes a small tray popup with the contact's picture and name/number pop up on the synced computer.

check out the library here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...roperties.aspx

scroll down to the members that start with "Phone". there's tons of possibilities here for a carPC. whenever I get around to doing my carpc interface, I'll definitely be including a way for my interface to show these popups for incoming calls, text messages, etc.