Probably not. However, some manufacturers have a test mode to allow injection of messages between various software blocks. You could, for instance generate keyboard events that way. The bad news is that it's most likely disabled in the production software.If you are going for a high-volume product, they may accommodate you.
The more likely option is to take the phone apart and attach wires to the key switches.
Kind regards,
Iwo
Use a Siemens TC35 and ignore the modem/ fax facilities.
Paul Burke
Many nokia 3xxx phones can be controlled via gnokii. Maybe you can specify requirements further?
(ie stationary or portable setup etc..)
HI All,
Are there any GSM phones on the market that allow control of phone operation via serial or other connectors.
The same functions controled by keypad to be controlled serially etc.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
I am not interesed in modem or GPRS contol .... just the functional control of the phone.
Regards JG
Thanks Paul,
I was after a ph>> HI All,
Electrosense Technologies makes a serial controller system for ericsson GSM phones
Regards Pete
Most of the current Motorola GSM phones (including the RAZR and V551) can be controlled via USB port, using Motorola Phone tools. It is possible to use MPT to dial a phone and use its functions (addressbook, sending/receiving SMS, dialing and placing calls) via c omputer connected to the phone via USB.
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