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Administration with Pocket PC 1
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Sometimes I in preparedness at home in work out time, and laptop is too big, to stay that with me. But the PDA is great little..and with mobil phone and with pda i could do everything on the street, in the car etc.....May be that's a dream only.....
It's not super nerdy any more BuckWeet.
With the advances with WLAN & Bluetooth combined with PocketPC I can't begin to tell you how handy this would be.
When I go to a users' workstation, just imagine whipping out my pocket PC and making any necessary programming changes...on the SPOT.
Latya-
Have you tried the IP Softphone Pocket PC client?
With the advances with WLAN & Bluetooth combined with PocketPC I can't begin to tell you how handy this would be.
When I go to a users' workstation, just imagine whipping out my pocket PC and making any necessary programming changes...on the SPOT.
Latya-
Have you tried the IP Softphone Pocket PC client?
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Have you tried the IP Softphone Pocket PC client?"
- not yet. but in this weak i'll try it. IN our headoffice we have s8500 , but we have 20 less confog (about 20 ext. )PBX all over the country. They are v4, 6, 8, 9 . I have a stupid mind: I put dos emulator on PDA, and i use SAT term softvare. The SAT is running, but i not try com ports yet.
- not yet. but in this weak i'll try it. IN our headoffice we have s8500 , but we have 20 less confog (about 20 ext. )PBX all over the country. They are v4, 6, 8, 9 . I have a stupid mind: I put dos emulator on PDA, and i use SAT term softvare. The SAT is running, but i not try com ports yet.
Steelwings
IS-IT--Management
I have a Kyocera 7135. I can dial in with a termal emulater and access the PBX with that. The PDA phone combo works great.
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Latya,
although i don't know any of specialized terminal emulators for pocket pc, i guess you can just use any generic ones. afaik there is a port of my favorite putty to pocket pc:
although i don't know any of specialized terminal emulators for pocket pc, i guess you can just use any generic ones. afaik there is a port of my favorite putty to pocket pc:
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Hmm...I sure that I unexperted, but if I use a "normal" tem. emulator ( hyperterminal etc..)the funktions key ( cancel F1, F3 Enter, F7 next etc....) doesn't work, 'cause not seen on the screen. But If i use SAT or TERRANOVA I see these funktions, and I can programming the PBX. Isn't it?
Latya,
that's because functional keys should send some special character sequences into pbx, and these sequences also depend on the terminal type. sat and terranova do know that, but any generic terminal emulator doesn't, because these sequences are avaya-specific. some terminal emulators, teraterm for example, can be set up to send proper chars, but i'm not sure for hyperterminal.
that's because functional keys should send some special character sequences into pbx, and these sequences also depend on the terminal type. sat and terranova do know that, but any generic terminal emulator doesn't, because these sequences are avaya-specific. some terminal emulators, teraterm for example, can be set up to send proper chars, but i'm not sure for hyperterminal.
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Latya,
from reverse engineering, of course.
there are list of keys for VT220 terminal type:
F1 (Cancel): ESC[3~
F2 (Refresh): ESC[34~
F3 (Enter): ESC[29~
F4 (Clear): ESC[33~
F5 (Help): ESC[28~
F6 (Edit): ESCOr
F7 (Next Page): ESC[6~
F8 (Prev Page): ESC[5~
for 513 terminal type:
F1 (Cancel): ESCOw
F2 (Refresh): ESCNa
F3 (Enter): ESCSB
F4 (Clear): ESC[J
F5 (Help): ESCOm
F6 (Edit): ESCf6
F7 (Next Page): ESC[U
F8 (Prev Page): ESC[V
note that "ESC" is one character with code 27 (0x1b) that marks the start of character sequence. that's why it called 'escape sequence'.
i can't remember 4410 codes offhand, you can google them.
p.s. by the way, you can just memorize them and use in tight situations. i do.
from reverse engineering, of course.
there are list of keys for VT220 terminal type:F1 (Cancel): ESC[3~
F2 (Refresh): ESC[34~
F3 (Enter): ESC[29~
F4 (Clear): ESC[33~
F5 (Help): ESC[28~
F6 (Edit): ESCOr
F7 (Next Page): ESC[6~
F8 (Prev Page): ESC[5~
for 513 terminal type:
F1 (Cancel): ESCOw
F2 (Refresh): ESCNa
F3 (Enter): ESCSB
F4 (Clear): ESC[J
F5 (Help): ESCOm
F6 (Edit): ESCf6
F7 (Next Page): ESC[U
F8 (Prev Page): ESC[V
note that "ESC" is one character with code 27 (0x1b) that marks the start of character sequence. that's why it called 'escape sequence'.
i can't remember 4410 codes offhand, you can google them.
p.s. by the way, you can just memorize them and use in tight situations. i do.
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