Information

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Documentation

• Before install
• Software prerequisites
• Compilation and installation
• Which mode to choose ?
• Setup
  • Setup: AT mode
    • Event reporting
    • Keypad emulation events
  • Setup: Server mode
• How to use anyRemote
  • Android Client
  • J2ME Client
  • Web Interface
  • XML Services Interface
  • How to create simple configuration file
  • Bemused Support
  • Command Fusion iViewer support
• Tested devices
• Phone specific details
• Tips & tricks
• Man page

Advanced

• miniHOWTO: start anyRemote at boot time and create a multimedia computer (externally maintained)
• Format of configuration files
  • Server mode
    • Configuration file format
    • Configuration file examples
    • Set(...) / ExecAndSet(...) commands
    • Set(filemanager ... ) command
    • Set(icons ...) command and available icon set
    • Set(list ... ) and Set(iconlist ... ) commands
    • Set(menu ... ) command
    • Set(parameter, ... ) commands
    • Set(text ... ) command
    • Set(image ... ) command
  • AT mode
    • Configurational file format
    • Configurational file examples
  • Common
    • Make(...) command
    • Emulate(...) command
    • Dbus(...) command
    • Variable substitution
    • Event handlers
    • Icon themes for J2ME client
• anyRemote and InfraRed

Contact

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Which mode to choose ?

anyRemote can be used in two modes:

As Server by BT, IR, Wi-Fi or GPRS connection

It will be able to accept incoming connection through Bluetooth connection from JSR-82-capabled phone or from network. This is called "Server-mode".

In addition it is possible to use anyRemote2http package to organize web interface for anyRemote. With help of this interface any device which contains web browser and can connect to PC with anyRemote by TCP/IP (GPRS, Wi-Fi, ...) could be used as remote control.

If anyRemote works as server with BT connection it can emulate to some extent Bemused server.

As Client by BT, IR or cable connection

It will connect through Bluetooth or IR or cable to the phone (which could be not-JSR82-capabled) and will use AT "modem" commands to manage the phone. This is called "AT-mode". In this case phone should support event-reporting feature.