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<h1>Setup anyRemote to work in Server mode</h1>
<h2>Be sure that ...</h2>
<p>... bluetooth subsystem is working. Page and inquiry scan must be enabled on bluetooth interface. Your bluetooth phone should be paired already.
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<p>If You plan to connect to the phone over bluetooth, verify from phone specifications is Your phone
<a href="http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=82">JSR-82</a>-capabled or not.
<p>You have to install java client on Your phone. This could be done with
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<li>GUI frontend or <b>KDEbluetooth</b> or <b>gnome-obex-send</b>
(be sure that <a href="dload.html">anyremote-J2ME-client</a> package is already installed) or
<li>through WAP from <a href="dload.html">download</a> area.
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<h2>Supported hardware</h2>
<p>Cell phones known to work:
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<li>BenqSiemens EL71, S68
<li>Motorola A1200, E770V, K1m, L6, V360, V3i
<li>Nokia 5300, 5500 Sport, 6021, 6103, 6151, 6230i, 6233, 6270, 6280, 6288
<li>Nokia 6300, 6600, 6630, 7610, E60, E61, E70, N80, N95 (all modern Series40 and Series60 phones should be supported)
<li>Samsung SGH-D900, SGH-E840, SGH-U600
<li>Siemens S65
<li>SonyEricsson K320i, K750, K800i, W300i, W810i, W880i, W950i
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<p>Cell phones known not to work:
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<li>Nokia 6310i</li>
<li>Philips Xenium 9@9W (at least in Server mode)</li>
<li>Samsung S300</li>
<li>Samsung <a href="phones.html#E780">SGH-E780</a></li>
<li>Samsung <a href="phones.html#X820">SGH-X820</a></li>
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<p>Some phone-specific details described <a href="phones.html">here</a>.
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<h2>Starting anyRemote</h2>
<h3>Bluetooth connection</h3>
<p>Run anyRemote with Device=bluetooth:XX parameters in configuration file or with "-s bluetooth:XX"
command line option, where XX is a channel number. Default channel is 19. You could choose other bluetooth channel instead of 19.
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<span><strong class="command">anyremote -f .../some_cfg_file.cfg</strong></span>
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<p>Run java client in the phone.
<p>Start search in java client. Then connect to anyRemote server when it found.
<p>See examples in cfg-data/Server-mode and cfg-data/Bemused-emulation directories to understand to to
write custom-made configuration files.
<h3>Network connection</h3>
<p>anyRemote could accept incoming connection from network, so if You start it with
Device=socket:5000 parameters in configuration file or with "-s socket:5000" command line option it will be possible
to connect to anyRemote from phone through GPRS connection.
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<span><strong class="command">anyremote -f .../some_cfg_file.cfg -s socket:5000</strong></span>
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You could choose other port instead of 5000.
<p>If You plans to connect to anyRemote through network, then it needs to manually specify address to connect in java client.
It should be in form "socket://_your_ip_address_:_port_". Be sure You have run anyRemote with "-s socket:_port_" in this case.
<h3>IR connection</h3>
<p>anyRemote could work through IR connection if java realization in cell phone supports access to IR port. In this case start anyRemote
with Device=local:/dev/ircommX parameters in configuration file or with "-s local:/dev/ircommX" command line option, where /dev/ircommX is device corresponding to
IR adapter of PC.
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<span><strong class="command">anyremote -f .../some_cfg_file.cfg -s local:/dev/ircomm0</strong></span>
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If java realization in cell phone supports access to IR port, then after search process there will be found peer with name
like "comm:IR0"
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