DOWNLOAD - Latest is v0.2, Nov 15, 2000
AT COMMANDS
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README
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WARNING This software comes with no warranty. Although it works fine for me, it's possible that it will do horrible things to your phone. This software is in a very rough state right now. I'm working on a newer version that cleans up a lot of this garbage. :)
SamBru (Samsung Backup and Restore Utility) is a perl script that will talk to a Samsung SCH-6100 or SCH-8500 phone. (Note: it will most likely NOT work with a SCH-3500, as it uses a different (binary) format.) You can use it to back up and restore the phone book, calendar, and TODO list. It can save the data in either raw/native format, or as vCard/vCalendar data so that GnomeCard and GnomeCal can be used to view & edit the data. Currently, only the phone list is supported.
Format: YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS Example: 11/15/2000, 1:53:23pm = 20001115T131523
Before the phone will accept any of these commands, you must issue the command: at#pmode=1
Read: at#pbokr = <n> returns <n>,"<string>",<r>,<l>,<number>,[<l>,<number>,...]* Write: at#pbokw = <n>,"<string>",<r>,<l>,<number>,[<l>,<number>,...]* where <n> = [1-229], phone book slot <string> = name, 1-12 chars <r> = [0-12], name ringer <l> = [1-6], label, 1 = Home 2 = Work 3 = Mobile 4 = Pager 5 = Fax 6 = none <number> = [0123456789*#pT], phone number, 32 max *up to 6 [<l>,<number>] pairs
Read: at#pishr = <n> returns <n>,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS,<a>,"<string>" Write: at#pishw = <n>,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS,<a>,"<string>" where <n> = [0-69], storage location* *First one entered from phone goes in slot 69, not 0! YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS = start, end date/times <a> = alarm: 0 = None 1 = On Time 2 = 10 min before 3 = 30 min before 4 = 1 hour before <string> = name, ? max characters
Read: at#pitdr = <n> returns <n>,<?>,<p>,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS,"<string>" Write: at#pitdw = <n>,<?>,<p>,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS,"<string>" where <n> = [0-19], storage location* *First one entered from phone goes in slot 19, not 0! <?> = unknown <p> = priority, 0/1 = low/high YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS = date/time <string> = name, ? max chars
Read: at#piarm = <n> returns <n>,<r>,<?>,<?>,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS Write: Unknown. where <n> = [0-2], alarm # <r> = daily repeat, 0/1 = no/yes <?> = unknown YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS = date/time
Read: at#pbrir = <n> read incoming call history at#pbror = <n> read outgoing call history at#pbrmr = <n> read missed call history returns <n>,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS,"<string>",<number> Write: (Why would you write to history?) Unknown. at#pbriw, at#pbrow, at#pbrmw may work where <n> = [0-9], history slot <n> YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS = date/time <string> = Name of caller (if in phone book) <number> = number of caller
Read: at#psrmr = <n> returns <n>,<?>,YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS,"<string>" Write: Unknown. at#psrmw? where <n> = text message number <?> = unknown YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS = date/time <string> = text of message (formatting?)
Read: at#pmuna? returns "<string>" Write: at#pmuna="<string>" where <string> = 1-12 characters