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Add Address Book support for the Sony Ericsson P900
Authored by: chrismiles on Mar 10, '04 06:15:18PM

Hi - great hint here. I have been playing with this plist entry for P900 and so far the best result I can get is to adding P900 to entry "1" (along with T610 and Z600) and now I can dial people and see who is calling all from Address Book.

If you add P900 to entry "4" (alongside P800) you get almost no behaviour at all. This is obvious from the lack of any at commands for this entry.

Now it should be possible to find out the correct P900 'at' commands for sending/receiving SMS and Answering a call and we will all be very happy.

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Add Address Book support for the Sony Ericsson P900
Authored by: chrismiles on Mar 10, '04 07:04:45PM

Further to this, a fix to allow the Mac Address Book to answer a P900 phone call is to change the above mentioned plist file.

Change:
ABAnswerPhone=at+ckpd="s"
to:
ABAnswerPhone=ata

As far as sending/receiving SMS messages goes, looking through the Sony Ericsson developer community site seems to indicate that the P800/P900 phones do not support SMS over at-commands. That is quite a shame - I wonder what alternatives are offered.



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Add Address Book support for the Sony Ericsson P900
Authored by: StevenRiggins on Apr 01, '04 03:27:53AM

When I pair my P900, it dims both iSync and Address book, so when I click the icon in address book to hook up to the phone, I get another pairing dialog. ugh



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Add Address Book support for the Sony Ericsson P900
Authored by: rbarkman on Apr 05, '04 04:33:21AM

Also, replace:

ABHangUpPhone=at+ckpd="e"

with:

ABHangUpPhone=ath

The P900 only supports the Keypad command (+ckpd) for the Camera button, which is at+ckpd=":C". I'm not entirely sure why Apple decided to give commands to the phone by pretending to press the keypad.

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