SE phone help

djmickyg · 07-31-2005, 04:46 AM

Hi, ive asked this before with not much response.. so i'll ask again
ive searched and searched and tried evry line that peple have use to get the phone and pc's audio to share.. i still cant get this "hands free" to work. all i have is a program that dials my numbers.
my fone is a SE k700i so i know it should do it but..

can someone post up a fully working config file for a se
and explain what hands free profile settings have to be changed???

this is driving me crazy

thanks mick

rustyboxx · 07-31-2005, 04:50 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by djmickyg

Hi, ive asked this before with not much response.. so i'll ask again
ive searched and searched and tried evry line that peple have use to get the phone and pc's audio to share.. i still cant get this "hands free" to work. all i have is a program that dials my numbers.
my fone is a SE k700i so i know it should do it but..

can someone post up a fully working config file for a se
and explain what hands free profile settings have to be changed???

this is driving me crazy

thanks mick

I know the feeling, I've got the same phone, I tried for ages and still couldn't get it configured. I'd be interested too if anyone out there has managed to suss this.

djmickyg · 07-31-2005, 04:53 AM

ive sorta had it working when i ring from the mobile using the dial code but it has never worked the other way round. but its never worked properly..

liquid_smoke · 07-31-2005, 05:05 AM

i dont have a K700i (t610) but it worked the same for my older sony phone (t68i)

This is driver thing on the windows side, the K700i should support audio gateway.
So in windows first make sure you are using Widcomm drivers and not native support in xpsp2 which dosent support much of bluethooth profiles.

Also, it may matter from which side you pair your phone with the PC, try initiateing the pair from the phone and not from the pc to phone.

You should see In my bluetooh Places>Entire Bluetooh Neighborhood>your phone> Voice gateway

also if you right click the bluetooh icon in the tray>quick connect> audio gateway

once you connect to the audio gateway it should work when you recieve a phone call or make one

let me know if you have any questions, i plan on getting the K750i whenever sony deciceds to release it in the states (bastards) and i hope they havent started to screw up there bluetooh in there newer phones

djmickyg · 07-31-2005, 05:43 AM

i'll give it a shot..
did u have to edit the config file at all for the audio to work??

liquid_smoke · 07-31-2005, 05:46 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by djmickyg

i'll give it a shot..
did u have to edit the config file at all for the audio to work??

config file for PhoCo? no
phoco does not have any audio gateway features, this is a driver only feature that has to be supported on both devices connected to each other.
You dont do anything in Phoco to get this to work, you dont even need phoco installed to get this to work

djmickyg · 07-31-2005, 06:11 AM

so no one is able to get the audio and mic to work with out having to press accept when wincomm popps up the box every time a connection is made and had to press a button when the phone asks if the call is to be taken in the phone or not??
there isnt a way to make it all automaticly happen without magic?

x86Daddy · 07-31-2005, 06:12 AM

I've just started attempting to make this work with my new Sony Ericsson K750i. I'm running into the same probelm a lot of people have encountered, and I've narrowed it down to something that does involve the way PhoCo works (i.e. not purely WidComm I think):

I can dial from the phone's keypad, and then my PC serves as my headset automatically (desired behavior).

If I dial via PhoCo, the audio comes from the phone itself and I must use its menus to transfer the call to the PC's audio (undesirable).

I can use afterDial="+CKPD=stuff" in my Dial command to get the menu navigation for audio transfer, however, the right menu to perform a transfer only appears after the call has gone through... with varying ring times, I cannot time this reliably (I used "udududududud" to change my volume a lot before hitting the needed Enter and Down sequence... this worked, but not well)

I tried afterDial="+CKPD=200" (handsfree button press code), but as someone else mentioned, this doesn't transmit over a serial line or something... there was no result.

I tried the *EALR AT command instead, with no effect either...

So, does anyone know what PhoCo is doing differently from dialing via keypad that could be changed to make the audio go to the PC? Please don't say "dialing via serial line is the reason." :-) I feel soooo close to having this work right!

x86Daddy · 07-31-2005, 06:15 AM

Oh, and for anyone with a K750i that wants to also feel "almost there," here's my Dial line I mentioned:

<Dial quote="False" terminate="True" afterDial="+CKPD="ududududududududud[v[v["">D</Dial>

djmickyg · 07-31-2005, 06:16 AM

good to see im not the only one with this issues. from al the other post people seemed to have it working.. and im sitting there scratching my head??

ShawJohn · 08-02-2005, 08:50 AM

I've almost scratched straight through my skull

with PhoCo and my SE K700i
Had control, had audio, but not together...

No good as hands free kit if you need to look away from the road and fiddle with TS more than you would just grabbing hold of the phone and doing it the traditional way... Whats the point?

rustyboxx · 08-02-2005, 08:57 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Tuned Vitesse

I've almost scratched straight through my skull

with PhoCo and my SE K700i
Had control, had audio, but not together...

No good as hands free kit if you need to look away from the road and fiddle with TS more than you would just grabbing hold of the phone and doing it the traditional way... Whats the point?

I was having the same probs with my K700i and gave up in the end. Haven't had time recently to bugger about with it but will have another go to see if I can get it figured out. If anyone has a definitive answer to this it would be great to know

djmickyg · 08-03-2005, 01:54 AM

i think i have the answer..

i will post up soon

djmickyg · 08-03-2005, 03:22 AM

ok here is EVERY step of what i did..

to start from scratch, cus i had played with it too much i deleted the PhoneCtl.Config.xml file from the phoco dir..
so next time u start phco it will ask u the questions like port no and language at it will rebuld the new clean xml file..

then i unpaird the fone and deleted the pc from my fone..
then i made the phone search for the pc and established a connection.
then i edited the PORT.handsfree profile on the phone and under accessory's i deleted the portable h-free that was already there and i added the car hands free..

then.... i went to the bluetooth menu and searched for a handsfree and found the pc, once it has found the pc, in the incoming call settins shoose in handsfree..

back ont he pc.. i added this line into my fresh config file..(the line in blue) and where it says micksphone.. change that to the name of ur phone

<Key id="Key_FK4">:C</Key>
</Keys>
<UseBTManager device="Micksphone" controlHeadset="True" disconnectAfterCall="True" mode="OnCall">True</UseBTManager>
</Communication>
<Communication id="Siemens">

whats this should do is disconect the port connection when a call is dialed and establish an audio connection.. then whent he call ends it cloeses the audio and reconnects the port..
aslo when a call is being recived the phone will say "answer call in phone, yes no" just leave it and use phoco to answer it..

and now it seems to work??? im pressty sure thats all i did
enjoy

x86Daddy · 08-07-2005, 05:55 AM

I tried your instructions several times... didn't work for me. :-( It could be because I have a k750i. If you think of any other steps later on, please let me know though.