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#!/usr/bin/perl |
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# $Id$ |
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# $Log$ |
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# 1. testing, status, introspection, command-groups, schema |
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# 2. high-speed phonebook backup |
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# 3. FollowMe: automagically detect connection, read IMEI |
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# 4. protocol-declaration in xml (it's a "service"!) |
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use strict; |
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use warnings; |
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use Win32::SerialPort; |
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#use Unicode::String qw(ucs2 ucs4 latin1); |
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use Data::Dumper; |
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#require 'modules/me45/ME45.pm'; |
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#my $me45 = ME45->new('COM1'); |
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#$me45->get_vendor(); |
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my $port = 'COM1'; |
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my $quiet = 1; |
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my $cellular = new Win32::SerialPort($port, $quiet); |
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#$cellular->baudrate(57600); |
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$cellular->baudrate(9600); |
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$cellular->databits(8); |
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$cellular->parity('none'); |
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$cellular->stopbits(1); |
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$cellular->error_msg(1); |
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$cellular->user_msg(1); |
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$cellular->debug(1); |
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# toggle command echo mode on/off |
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#$cellular->write('ATE0' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('ATE1' . "\r\n"); |
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# send dummy AT |
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#$cellular->write('AT' . "\r\n"); |
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# query vendor/manufacturer info |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CGMI' . "\r\n"); |
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# model id code |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CGMM' . "\r\n"); |
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# gsm telephone version |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CGMR' . "\r\n"); |
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# query the cellulars clock |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CCLK?' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CCLK?' . "\r\n"); |
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# query the serial number (IMEI) |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CGSN' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT+GSN' . "\r\n"); |
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# phone status |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CPAS' . "\r\n"); |
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# price per unit |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CPUC?' . "\r\n"); |
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# query capabilities |
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#$cellular->write('AT+GCAP' . "\r\n"); |
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# sms stuff |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SMGL=4' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SMGR=3' . "\r\n"); |
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# off |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SMSO' . "\r\n"); |
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# database access |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SDBR=90' . "\r\n"); |
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# output signal quality |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CSQ' . "\r\n"); |
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# telephone book access |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CPBR=93' . "\r\n"); |
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# play signal tone |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPST=0,1' . "\r\n"); |
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# use GSM charset |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CSCS=GSM' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT+CSCS=UCS2' . "\r\n"); |
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# organizer database (vcalendar entries in hex) |
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# > AT^SBNW=? |
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# ^SBNW: ("bmp",(0-3)),("mid",(0-5)),("vcf",(0-500)),("vcs",(0-50)),("t9d",(0)),("bmx",(4)) |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SBNW=?' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SBNR="vcs",3' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SBNR="bmp",2' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SBNR="vcf",55' . "\r\n"); |
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$cellular->write('AT^SBNR="vcf",38' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SBNR="vcf",124' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SBNR="vcf",125' . "\r\n"); |
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# phonebook -search and -lookup ... |
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# ... by letter |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBC=K' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBC=K' . "\r\n"); |
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# ... by index |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBG=38' . "\r\n"); |
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# select different telephone book |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBS=?' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBS=MC' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBG=?' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBC=?' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBS=CS' . "\r\n"); |
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#$cellular->write('AT^SPBG=38' . "\r\n"); |
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# sleep a bit |
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# TODO: use a more granular timer |
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sleep 1; |
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#my $response = $cellular->input(); |
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my $res_count; |
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my $res_payload; |
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($res_count, $res_payload) = $cellular->read(500); |
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print "> ", $res_payload, "\n"; |
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if (my $data = bfb::extract($res_payload)) { |
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print "-" x 30, "\n"; |
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print $data, "\n"; |
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print "-" x 30, "\n"; |
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} |
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$cellular->close(); |
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undef $cellular; |
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package bfb; |
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use Data::Dumper; |
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sub decode { |
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my $data = shift; |
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my @buf; |
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for (my $i = 0; $i <= length($data); $i = $i + 2) { |
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my $nybble = substr($data, $i, 2); |
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push @buf, chr(hex($nybble)); |
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} |
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return join('', @buf); |
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} |
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sub extract { |
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my $data = shift; |
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my @parts = split("\r\n", $data); |
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#print Dumper(@parts); |
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#exit; |
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my $res = ''; |
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BLOCK: |
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# ignore first two lines of each block |
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shift @parts; |
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shift @parts; |
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if (my $payload = shift @parts) { |
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$res .= $payload; |
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} |
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goto BLOCK if @parts; |
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my $res_dec = bfb::decode($res); |
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return $res_dec; |
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} |
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1; |
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__END__ |