Bluetooth PBAP

Revision as of 19:52, 3 October 2012

Original page for older versions of obexd was moved to Bluetooth PBAP pre 0.46

The following is based on two threads on talk.maemo.org:

You can contact current maintainer (luf) on IRC #maemo-ssu or in the second TMO thread to get support and share your experiences with this solution there as well!!!

1 General Information
2 Credits
3 Disclaimer
4 Current Project Status:
- 4.1 Known issues / problems
5 Installation Guide
- 5.1 CSSU-testing (the easiest way)
- 5.2 Manual installation
6 Troubleshooting
7 Downgrade to Original State
8 Supported Carkits
- 8.1 Via PBAP:
  - 8.1.1 Built-In Carkits:
  - 8.1.2 Stand alone devices:
- 8.2 Via IrMC
  - 8.2.1 Built-In Carkits:
  - 8.2.2 Stand alone devices:

General Information

PBAP

The Bluetooth Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP) allows to exchange Phone Book objects and call history between carkits and mobile devices. In other words, PBAP profile gives your car unit read access to your mobile phone book (to be exact: to both, the phonebook stored on SIM card and the phone book stored on internal memory. But for the N900 only second one is relevant). You're also able to browse call history using car unit aswell.

Described in a more specific way, whenever a connection between your carkit and your PBAP enabled phone is established, your phone book will be transfered to your carkit automatically. What happens from now with the transfered phone book of course depends on the features of your carkit. Typical use cases are browse and dial (voice-dial if supported by carkit) your contacts and show caller names for incoming calls. With an integrated In-Car Infotainment/Phone/Navigation/Whatever system it is even possible to use the contacts addresses as target for the navigation system.

By default N900 does NOT support PBAP and thus the in-car use cases described above are either not possible or require manual workarounds as the in other threads described "Petrovich workaround" (manual sending of vCards via Bluetooth) or OPP (Object Push Profile - A Bluetooth profile that enables a Bluetooth device to transfer (push) an object (e.g. contact) to another Bluetooth device).

IrMC

This project also aims to provide IrMC support. IrMC is another method to transfer the phone book to e. g. a car kit via Bluetooth which is by default not supported by N900.

MAP

The Message Access Profile (MAP) allows to exchange messages objects between carkits and mobile devices. Now only SMS (GSM) are supported. In other words, MAP profile gives your car unit read access to your SMS.

MAP is not supported by default by N900.

Here comes the good news: Now you can have PBAB and IrMC and MAP on your N900 !!!

Credits

Credits for the achieved so far go to those who contributed in the old thread "Car kit can not access contact information" as well as the new thread Announce - Bluetooth PBAP and IrMC / Carkit support is coming to N900...:

Especially the developers: drdrewusaf, tuxy, jarmo2, hschmitt, Ossman, mirakels..., but of course also all the others who helped with testing and troubleshooting!

Disclaimer

Before you start playing with your phone, you should check if your carkit does support PBAP / IrMC / MAP.

If it does not, this solution can not help you - Sorry! There is a TODO to write support for AT commands but don't hold your breath.

(Note: Carkits older than 2007 probably do NOT support PBAP)

Current Project Status:

Known issues / problems

Sometimes contacts synced from other devices (e.g. using PC Suite) with special characters in names/details are not transferred (correctly). Recreating these contacts on your N900 should solve this issue. - I don't know if this is still valid. Please report it if this problem persist
MAP implemantation in N900 doesn't support neither notifications not the push methods yet

Installation Guide

This installation is based on obexd-0.46 and provides

PBAP support
IrMC support
MAP support
PC Suite support
Multiple phone numbers per contact
Skip SIM contact requests (means contacts are not shown twice)
vCards are separated correctly with CRLF between ENV:VCARD and BEGIN:VCARD.

CSSU-testing (the easiest way)

Unfortunately obexd 0.46 isn't in stable branch of CSSU so you can obtain it easily only from CSSU-testing. Please read carefully CSSU information and follow CSSU installation instructions if you want to obtain obexd. You can find all neccesary information on CSSU page

Downsides:

CSSU-T has longer release cycle so it doesn't contain the newest version.
There is no map support in latest CSSU-T
It contains configuration bug which prevents synchronize contacts using SyncML over BT. You need to disable syncevolution plugin to fix the problem (see below).
The last known issue in CSSU-T is missing dependency (only affects call history feature). You need to install rtcom-eventlogger-async package (using HAM or FAP or apt).

Manual installation

This needs using command line (e.g. xterm).

Step 1

Donwload following packages (version of your choise) from [1]:

obexd
librtcom-eventlogger1-async
rtcom-eventlogger-async
evolution-data-server-addressbook *)
libebook *)
libedata-book *)
libedataserver *)
) It's recommended to also upgrade evolution-data-server to avoid empty vcard fields.

Step 2

Place them in a folder on the N900, say /home/user/mypackages

Step 3

As root run (replace /home/user/mypackages with the path to the folder where you placed the files):

cd /home/user/mypackages
dpkg -i *.deb

Step 4

Reboot the phone. Test and ENJOY - hopefully ;-)

-> Please share your results !!!

Troubleshooting

For troubleshooting install and use hcidump and/or syslog

Download and install hcidump

First you need to add the developer repository, see Documentation/devtools/maemo5#Installation the devtools installation instructions.

After adding the repository, run the following command as root:

apt-get install bluez-hcidump

OR if the above fails, try the following steps:

Download the deb-package containing hcidump from here: hcidump download
Unpack it (alien on Linux, 7-zip on Windows)
Copy /usr/sbin/hcidump to the N900
In xTerm as root:
```
chmod a+x /usr/sbin/hcidump
```

Usage of hcidump

For testing/debugging with hcidump, run the following command (where "/some/path/somefilename" is a real path and any name you choose for your output file.)

hcidump -w /some/path/somefilename

right before turning your head unit/car on. Then, do what you would normally do to get contacts to show up and wait for it to finish/fail. Then, press ctrl+c on the phone to exit hcidump. Finally, you can view the output/dump file with Wireshark or upload your dump files so we can see what's going on.

-> Please share your results !!!

Install syslogd and enable obexd debug option

For further troubleshooting information you may also want to try to enable obexd syslog debugging messages:

Step 1)

Install syslogd. As root run

apt-get install sysklogd

Step 2)

Kill running obexd process. As root run

killall obexd

Step 3)

Restart obexd with enabled debug option. As root run:

/usr/lib/obex/obexd --debug --opp --ftp --pcsuite --pbap --symlinks --root .obex-root --root-setup /usr/bin/obex-root-setup --capability !/usr/bin/gen-obex-capability.sh

Add the --debug option in the /usr/share/dbus-1/services/obexd2.service file (for example just before the --nodaemon option).

Step 4)

Sysklogd will create a file /var/log/syslog

After your test copy this file to some other location (do not delete the original) and edit out the relevant part and post it here.

Downgrade to Original State

To reinstall the original packages:

As root run

apt-get update
apt-get install libopenobex1=1.4-0maemo3+0m5
apt-get install obexd=0.18-0maemo6+0m5

Reboot the phone.

Step 1

Download these 2 .deb packages:

libopenobex1 1.4

obexd 0.18

Step 2

Place them in a folder on the N900, say /home/user/mypackages

Step 3

As root run (replace /home/user/mypackages with the path to the folder where you placed the files):

apt-get remove openobex-apps
cd /home/user/mypackages
dpkg -i *.deb

Step 4

Reboot the phone.

Supported Carkits

So far, successful phonebook transfers were reported for the following carkits:

(If you are able to successfully transfer your phonebook to any carkit not listed here, please let us know or just add to following list!):

Via PBAP:

Built-In Carkits:

Acura

Acura TL -2010- SH-AWD w/Technology Package

Audi

Audi -2009- with RNS-E
Audi A3 -2009- (Facelift) with Radio Concert and bluetooth preparation
Audi A3 -2010- with RNS-E and bluetooth preparation
Audi A3 -2011- with Radio Concert and bluetooth preparation
Audi A4 -2010- with MMI (usable, BUT reads double entries, looks like phonebook is both on N900 and on SIM-card)

BMW

BMW 1series -2008- (E81/E82/E87/E88)
BMW 1series -2010- (E81/E82/E87/E88)
BMW 3series -2007- (E90/E91/E92/E93)
BMW 3series -2008- (E90/E91/E92/E93)
BMW 3series -2009- (E90/E91/E92/E93)
BMW 3series -2011- (E90/E91/E92/E93)
BMW 5series -2009- (E60/E61)
BMW 5series -2010- (F10/F11)
BMW X1 -2010- (E84)
BMW X5 -2007- (E70)

Chrysler

Town and Country 2010 (Limited)

Citroen

Citroen C5 (2006) with RD4 audio / Bluetooth system (phone book access works and outgoing calls can be made, but no caller ID and no phone number is shown on incoming calls; missed/dialed/received lists aren't available, either)
Citroen (Model unknown)
Citroen DS3 (2011) with MyWay audio/navigation/Bluetooth system (Phone book access direct from phone available, outgoing calls can be made, caller ID with phone number is shown on incoming calls, missed/dialed/received lists are available but this are only the calls that were made whilst connected with the MyWay-system)

Dodge

Durango 2012 with RHR UConnect (Citadel)

Fiat

Fiar Scudo Panorama - 2007 - car kit bluetooth

Ford

Ford Mondeo -2007- Navigationsystem NX with Touchscreen
Ford Galaxy -2010- Navigation with Touchscreen
Ford Focus -2010- with Ford 6000CD
Ford Escape -2011- Limited with Touchscreen
Ford Mondeo -2011- Navigationsystem Travelpilot NX with Touchscreen

Honda

Honda Accord -2009- (EU) HFT system with SatNav
Honda CRV -2010- (EU) HFT system with SatNav
Honda Civic 2012 EX,Si. HandsFreeLink HFL

Hyundai

Hyundai Sonata -2011- SE Stock Bluetooth

Infinity

Infinity FX37 -2010-

Land Rover

Land Rover Discovery 3 -2007-

Lexus

IS 220d -2011-

Mercedes

Mercedes E-class > 09/2010- Audio 50 APS
Mercedes E-class > 09/2010- Audio 20
Mercedes C-class > 03/2011- all
Mercedes GLK- class >09/2010- Audio 50 APS and Audio 20

MINI

MINI -2010- (R55/R56/R57)

Nissan

370Z -2011- HD-Navi

Opel

Insignia -2009- DVD800 (Same as Vauxhall)

Peugeot

Peugeot 207 GTI 2010
Peugeot 307 (2007) - Default RD4 Audio Equipment
Peugeot 3008 - Built-In NAV Carkit
Peugeot 5008 -2010- Connect Nav carkit
Peugeot 407SW 2008

Renault

Renault Megane 3 Coupé / Hatchback - 3D Sound by Arkamys
Renault Scenic XMOD Live (2012)

SAAB

SAAB 9-3 -2011- with built-in TEL4

Seat

Seat Exeo -2009-

Skoda

Skoda Oktavia -2010-
Skoda Octavia -2010- with built-in "Bolero" radio/CD player and BT car kit
Skoda Oktavia 04.2008 does not work with latest instructions
Skoda Octavia 06.2010 mit Amundsen und Skoda BT (nur Phonebook funktioniert good)
Skoda Superb -2011- with built-in "Columbus" and BT car kit without rSAP

Toyota

Toyota Prius MY -2010-

Vauxhall

Vauxhall (Model unknown)
Vauxhall (Insignia - DVD 800 Navi)

Volvo

Volvo S60 -2011- (BT version 5.00.17H)
Volvo V60 -2011- (BT version 5.00.17H)
Volvo XC60 2011- (BT version 5.00.17Q - pair again after installation deb-files)
Volvo XC60 2012- (BT version 5.00.17Q - pair again after installation deb-files)

VW

VW Passat -2008- with RNS 300 and Bluetooth Touch Adapter
VW Golf -2011- with 9ZB Bluetooth and RNS-510 navigation
VW Golf Variant -2008- with RNS 300 and Bluetooth Touch Adapter
VW Golf -2012- TDI with RNS 315 navigation (tech package build option in US)
VW New Beetle 2012 - TSI with RNS 315 navigation (EU/The Netherlands)

Stand alone devices:

Alpine

Alpine CDE-103BT (has an inbuilt parrot module)

Blaupunkt

Blaupunkt Hamburg MP68

Bury

Bury AD9060
Bury CC9060 plus
Bury CC9056

Garmin

Garmin Nuvi 715
Garmin Nuvi 265w
Garmin Zumo 660

JVC

JVC KD-R811

Kenwood

Kenwood DNX6140
Kenwood DNX9960
Kenwood HD942U (with KCA-BT200 bluetooth module)
Kenwood KDC-BT50U (upgrade Kenwood-BT-Firmware to 3.30.4 for more reliability)

Navigon

Navigon 8410

Nokia

Nokia CK-15W

Parrot

Parrot MKi9000 v1.70
Parrot MKi9100
Parrot MKi9200
Parrot CK3100
Parrot CK3200LS
Parrot CK3200 LS-COLOR
Parrot LG 3200
Parrot LS 3200
Parrot Minikit Slim

Pioneer

Pioneer AVH-3200BT
Pioneer AVH-P8400BH
Pioneer DEH-6200BT
Pioneer DEH-P7100BT
Pioneer DEH-7300BT
Pioneer MVH-8200BT

Sony

Sony MEX-BT3900U
Sony DSX-S300BTX

Via IrMC

Built-In Carkits:

Citroen C4 hatch 2010
Citroen C4 picasso
Renault Megane Scenic 2010

Stand alone devices:

Kenwood DNX6140
Parrot MK6000

Retrieved from "http://bugs.maemo.org/Bluetooth_PBAP"

Categories: N900 | Bluetooth

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Original page for older versions of obexd was moved to [[Bluetooth PBAP pre 0.46]]
+'''Original page for older versions of obexd was moved to [[Bluetooth PBAP pre 0.46]]'''
+The following is based on two threads on talk.maemo.org:
-The following is a summary of those two threads on talk.maemo.org:
 * [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=36272 "Car kit can not access contact information"]
 * [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=59114 Announce - Bluetooth PBAP and IrMC / Carkit support is coming to N900...].
+You can contact current  maintainer (luf) on IRC #maemo-ssu or in the second TMO thread to get support and share your experiences with  this solution there as well!!!
-For further information you might want to check these threads.
-Please post to the second one to get support and share your experiences with  this solution there as well!!!
 == General Information ==
@@ Line 16: / Line 12: @@
 === PBAP ===
-The Bluetooth Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP) allows to exchange Phone Book objects between carkits and mobile devices. In other words, PBAP profile gives your car unit read access to your mobile phone book (to be exact: to both, the phonebook stored on SIM card and the phone book stored on internal memory. But for the N900 only second one is relevant).
+The Bluetooth Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP) allows to exchange Phone Book objects and call history between carkits and mobile devices. In other words, PBAP profile gives your car unit read access to your mobile phone book (to be exact: to both, the phonebook stored on SIM card and the phone book stored on internal memory. But for the N900 only second one is relevant). You're also able to browse call history using car unit aswell.
 Described in a more specific way, whenever a connection between your carkit and your PBAP enabled phone is established, your phone book will be transfered to your carkit automatically. What happens from now with the transfered phone book of course depends on the features of your carkit. Typical use cases are browse and dial (voice-dial if supported by carkit) your contacts and show caller names for incoming calls. With an integrated In-Car Infotainment/Phone/Navigation/Whatever system it is even possible to use the contacts addresses as target for the navigation system.
@@ Line 26: / Line 22: @@
 This project also aims to provide IrMC support. IrMC is another method to transfer the phone book to e. g. a car kit via Bluetooth which is by default not supported by N900.
-Here comes the good news:
+=== MAP ===
-<div style="text-align:center;">'''NOW YOU CAN HAVE PBAB and IrMC ON YOUR N900 !!!'''</div>
+The Message Access Profile (MAP) allows to exchange messages objects between carkits and mobile devices. Now only SMS (GSM) are supported. In other words, MAP profile gives your car unit read access to your SMS.
+MAP is not supported by default by N900.
+Here comes the good news: '''Now you can have PBAB and IrMC and MAP on your N900 !!!'''
 == Credits ==
@@ Line 37: / Line 38: @@
 == Disclaimer ==
-<font color=red>'''!!! CAUTION !!!'''
+Before you start playing with your phone, you should check if your carkit does support PBAP / IrMC / MAP.
-This project is still in development stage, which means there are still some risks, downsides and issues to be solved before PBAB on N900 is ready for the average user...(see below).
+If it does not, this solution can not help you - Sorry!
+''There is a TODO to write support for AT commands but don't hold your breath.''
-Please read this summary carefully and evaluate the risks involved for yourself!
+(Note: Carkits older than 2007 probably do NOT support PBAP)
-(Keep in mind that this can cause problems for the phone. Backup your data, backup your config (apps > system > backup) and know how to reflash)
-'''Whatever you do, you are doing it at your own risk!'''</font>
+== Current Project Status: ==
-However, if you want to have PBAB / IrMC and want to help out here -
+===''' Known issues / problems '''===
-'''You are more than welcome as a tester or even developer.'''
+* Sometimes contacts synced from other devices (e.g. using PC Suite) with special characters in names/details are not transferred (correctly). Recreating these contacts on your N900 ''should'' solve this issue. - ''I don't know if this is still valid. Please report it if this problem persist''
+* MAP implemantation in N900 doesn't support neither notifications not the push methods yet
-Of course, before you start playing with your phone, you should check if your carkit does support PBAP / IrMC.
+==''' Installation Guide '''==
-If it does not, this solution can not help you - Sorry!
+This installation is based on obexd-0.46 and provides
+* PBAP support
+* IrMC support
+* MAP support
+* PC Suite support
+* Multiple phone numbers per contact
+* Skip SIM contact requests (means contacts are not shown twice)
+* vCards are separated correctly with CRLF between ENV:VCARD and BEGIN:VCARD.
-(Note: Carkits older than 2007 probably do NOT support PBAP)
+=== CSSU-testing (the easiest way) ===
-== Current Project Status: ==
+Unfortunately obexd 0.46 isn't in stable branch of CSSU so you can obtain it easily only from CSSU-testing. Please read carefully CSSU information and follow CSSU installation instructions if you want to obtain obexd. You can find all neccesary information on [http://wiki.maemo.org/Community_SSU CSSU page]
-===''' Supported Carkits '''===
+Downsides:
+* CSSU-T has longer release cycle so it doesn't contain the newest version.
+* There is no map support in latest CSSU-T
+* It contains configuration bug which prevents synchronize contacts using SyncML over BT. You need to disable ''syncevolution'' plugin to fix the problem (see below).
+* The last known issue in CSSU-T is missing dependency (only affects call history feature). You need to install ''rtcom-eventlogger-async'' package (using HAM or FAP or apt).
+=== Manual installation ===
+This needs using command line (e.g. xterm).
+==== Step 1 ====
+Donwload following packages (version of your choise) from [http://merlin1991.at/~luf/obexd]:
+* obexd
+* librtcom-eventlogger1-async
+* rtcom-eventlogger-async
+* evolution-data-server-addressbook *)
+* libebook *)
+* libedata-book *)
+* libedataserver *)
+*) ''It's recommended to also upgrade evolution-data-server to avoid empty vcard fields.''
+==== Step 2 ====
+Place them in a folder on the N900, say <code>/home/user/mypackages</code>
+==== Step 3 ====
+As root run (replace /home/user/mypackages with the path to the folder where you placed the files):
+<source lang="bash">
+cd /home/user/mypackages
+dpkg -i *.deb</source>
+==== Step 4 ====
+Reboot the phone.
+Test and ENJOY - hopefully ;-)
+'''-> Please share your results !!!'''
+== Troubleshooting ==
+For troubleshooting install and use hcidump and/or syslog
+=== Download and install hcidump ===
+First you need to add the developer repository, see [[Documentation/devtools/maemo5#Installation the devtools installation instructions]].
+After adding the repository, run the following command as root:
+<source lang="bash">
+apt-get install bluez-hcidump</source>
+OR if the above fails, try the following steps:
+# Download the deb-package containing hcidump from here: [http://repository.maemo.org/pool/fremantle/free/b/bluez-hcidump/bluez-hcidump_1.42-0maemo2_armel.deb hcidump download]
+# Unpack it (alien on Linux, 7-zip on Windows)
+# Copy <code>/usr/sbin/hcidump</code> to the N900
+# In xTerm as root:<source lang="bash">chmod a+x /usr/sbin/hcidump</source>
+=== Usage of hcidump ===
+For testing/debugging with hcidump, run the following command (where "/some/path/somefilename" is a real path and any name you choose for your output file.)
+<source lang="bash">
+hcidump -w /some/path/somefilename
+</source>
+right before turning your head unit/car on. Then, do what you would normally do to get contacts to show up and wait for it to finish/fail. Then, press ctrl+c on the phone to exit hcidump. Finally, you can view the output/dump file with Wireshark or upload your dump files so we can see what's going on.
+'''-> Please share your results !!!
+'''
+=== Install syslogd and enable obexd debug option ===
+For further troubleshooting information you may also want to try to enable obexd syslog debugging messages:
+Step 1)
+Install syslogd. As root run <source lang="bash">apt-get install sysklogd</source>
+Step 2)
+Kill running obexd process. As root run <source lang="bash">killall obexd</source>
+Step 3)
+Restart obexd with enabled debug option. As root run:<source lang="bash">/usr/lib/obex/obexd --debug --opp --ftp --pcsuite --pbap --symlinks --root .obex-root --root-setup /usr/bin/obex-root-setup --capability !/usr/bin/gen-obex-capability.sh</source>
+OR
+Add the '''--debug''' option
+in the ''/usr/share/dbus-1/services/obexd2.service'' file (for example just before the --nodaemon option).
+Step 4)
+Sysklogd will create a file <code>/var/log/syslog</code>
+After your test copy this file to some other location (do not delete the original) and edit out the relevant part and post it [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=59114 here].
+== Downgrade to Original State ==
+To reinstall the original packages:
+As root run
+<source lang="bash">
+apt-get update
+apt-get install libopenobex1=1.4-0maemo3+0m5
+apt-get install obexd=0.18-0maemo6+0m5
+</source>
+Reboot the phone.
+OR
+=== Step 1 ===
+Download these 2 .deb packages:
+[http://repository.maemo.org/pool/fremantle/free/libo/libopenobex1/libopenobex1_1.4-0maemo3+0m5_armel.deb libopenobex1 1.4]
+[http://repository.maemo.org/pool/fremantle/free/o/obexd/obexd_0.18-0maemo6+0m5_armel.deb obexd 0.18]
+=== Step 2 ===
+Place them in a folder on the N900, say <code>/home/user/mypackages</code>
+=== Step 3 ===
+As root run (replace /home/user/mypackages with the path to the folder where you placed the files):
+<source lang="bash">
+apt-get remove openobex-apps
+cd /home/user/mypackages
+dpkg -i *.deb</source>
+=== Step 4 ===
+Reboot the phone.
+==''' Supported Carkits '''==
 So far, successful phonebook transfers were reported for the following carkits:
@@ Line 64: / Line 209: @@
 (If you are able to successfully transfer your phonebook to any carkit not listed here, please let us know or just add to following list!):
-===='''Via PBAP:'''====
+==='''Via PBAP:'''===
-=====Built-In Carkits:=====
+====Built-In Carkits:====
-======Acura======
+=====Acura=====
 * Acura TL -2010- SH-AWD w/Technology Package
-======Audi======
+=====Audi=====
 * Audi -2009- with RNS-E
 * Audi A3 -2009- (Facelift) with Radio Concert and bluetooth preparation
@@ Line 78: / Line 223: @@
 * Audi A4 -2010- with MMI (usable, BUT reads double entries, looks like phonebook is both on N900 and on SIM-card)
-======BMW======
+=====BMW=====
 * BMW 1series -2008- (E81/E82/E87/E88)
 * BMW 1series -2010- (E81/E82/E87/E88)
@@ Line 90: / Line 235: @@
 * BMW X5 -2007- (E70)
-======Chrysler======
+=====Chrysler=====
 * Town and Country 2010 (Limited)
+=====Citroen=====
-======Citroen======
 * Citroen C5 (2006) with RD4 audio / Bluetooth system (phone book access works and outgoing calls can be made, but no caller ID and no phone number is shown on incoming calls; missed/dialed/received lists aren't available, either)
 * Citroen (Model unknown)
 * Citroen DS3 (2011) with MyWay audio/navigation/Bluetooth system (Phone book access direct from phone available, outgoing calls can be made, caller ID with phone number is shown on incoming calls, missed/dialed/received lists are available but this are only the calls that were made whilst connected with the MyWay-system)
-======Dodge======
+=====Dodge=====
 * Durango 2012 with RHR UConnect (Citadel)
-======Fiat======
+=====Fiat=====
 * Fiar Scudo Panorama - 2007 - car kit bluetooth
-======Ford======
+=====Ford=====
 * Ford Mondeo -2007- Navigationsystem NX with Touchscreen
 * Ford Galaxy -2010- Navigation with Touchscreen
@@ Line 112: / Line 256: @@
 * Ford Mondeo -2011- Navigationsystem Travelpilot NX with Touchscreen
-======Honda======
+=====Honda=====
 * Honda Accord -2009- (EU) HFT system with SatNav
 * Honda CRV -2010- (EU) HFT system with SatNav
 * Honda Civic 2012 EX,Si. HandsFreeLink HFL
-======Hyundai======
+=====Hyundai=====
 * Hyundai Sonata -2011- SE Stock Bluetooth
-======Infinity======
+=====Infinity=====
 * Infinity FX37 -2010-
-======Land Rover======
+=====Land Rover=====
 * Land Rover Discovery 3 -2007-
-======Lexus======
+=====Lexus=====
 * IS 220d -2011-
-======Mercedes======
+=====Mercedes=====
 * Mercedes E-class > 09/2010- Audio 50 APS
 * Mercedes E-class > 09/2010- Audio 20
@@ Line 131: / Line 279: @@
 * Mercedes GLK- class >09/2010- Audio 50 APS and Audio 20
-======MINI======
+=====MINI=====
 * MINI -2010- (R55/R56/R57)
-======Nissan======
+=====Nissan=====
 * 370Z -2011- HD-Navi
-======Opel======
+=====Opel=====
 * Insignia -2009- DVD800 (Same as [http://wiki.maemo.org/Bluetooth_PBAP#Vauxhall Vauxhall])
-======Peugeot======
+=====Peugeot=====
 * Peugeot 207 GTI 2010
 * Peugeot 307 (2007) - Default RD4 Audio Equipment
@@ Line 144: / Line 295: @@
 * Peugeot 407SW 2008
-======Renault======
+=====Renault=====
 * Renault Megane 3 Coupé / Hatchback - 3D Sound by Arkamys
 * Renault Scenic XMOD Live (2012)
-======SAAB======
+=====SAAB=====
 * SAAB 9-3 -2011- with built-in TEL4
-======Seat======
+=====Seat=====
 * Seat Exeo -2009-
-======Skoda======
+=====Skoda=====
 * Skoda Oktavia -2010-
 * Skoda Octavia -2010- with built-in "Bolero" radio/CD player and BT car kit
@@ Line 159: / Line 312: @@
 * Skoda Superb -2011- with built-in "Columbus" and BT car kit without rSAP
-======Toyota======
+=====Toyota=====
 * Toyota Prius MY -2010-
-======Vauxhall======
+=====Vauxhall=====
 * Vauxhall (Model unknown)
 * Vauxhall (Insignia - DVD 800 Navi)
-======Volvo======
+=====Volvo=====
 * Volvo S60 -2011- (BT version 5.00.17H)
 * Volvo V60 -2011- (BT version 5.00.17H)
@@ Line 171: / Line 325: @@
 * Volvo XC60 2012- (BT version 5.00.17Q - pair again after installation deb-files)
-======VW======
+=====VW=====
 * VW Passat -2008- with RNS 300 and Bluetooth Touch Adapter
 * VW Golf -2011- with 9ZB Bluetooth and RNS-510 navigation
@@ Line 178: / Line 332: @@
 * VW New Beetle 2012 - TSI with RNS 315 navigation (EU/The Netherlands)
-=====Stand alone devices:=====
+====Stand alone devices:====
-======Alpine======
+=====Alpine=====
 * Alpine CDE-103BT (has an inbuilt parrot module)
-======Blaupunkt======
+=====Blaupunkt=====
 * Blaupunkt Hamburg MP68
-======Bury======
+=====Bury=====
 * Bury AD9060
 * Bury CC9060 plus
 * Bury CC9056
-======Garmin======
+=====Garmin=====
 * Garmin Nuvi 715
 * Garmin Nuvi 265w
 * Garmin Zumo 660
-======JVC======
+=====JVC=====
 * JVC KD-R811
-======Kenwood======
+=====Kenwood=====
 * Kenwood DNX6140
 * Kenwood DNX9960
@@ Line 202: / Line 358: @@
 * Kenwood KDC-BT50U (upgrade Kenwood-BT-Firmware to 3.30.4 for more reliability)
-======Navigon======
+=====Navigon=====
 * Navigon 8410
-======Nokia======
+=====Nokia=====
 * Nokia CK-15W
-======Parrot======
+=====Parrot=====
 * Parrot MKi9000 v1.70
 * Parrot MKi9100
@@ Line 217: / Line 375: @@
 * Parrot Minikit Slim
-======Pioneer======
+=====Pioneer=====
 * Pioneer AVH-3200BT
 * Pioneer AVH-P8400BH
@@ Line 225: / Line 383: @@
 * Pioneer MVH-8200BT
-======Sony======
+=====Sony=====
 * Sony MEX-BT3900U
 * Sony DSX-S300BTX
-===='''Via IrMC'''====
+==='''Via IrMC'''===
+====Built-In Carkits:====
-=====Built-In Carkits:=====
 * Citroen C4 hatch 2010
 * Citroen C4 picasso
 * Renault Megane Scenic 2010
-=====Stand alone devices:=====
+====Stand alone devices:====
 * Kenwood DNX6140
 * Parrot MK6000
-===''' Known issues / problems '''===
-* <s>Broken PC Suite connectivity</s>
-* <s>False Maemo 5 update announcement in App Manager</s> *)
-* <s>In some cases broken file transfer via BT to certain devices</s>
-* Sometimes contacts synced from other devices (e.g. using PC Suite) with special characters in names/details are not transferred (correctly). Recreating these contacts on your N900 ''should'' solve this issue.
-* <s>Lists for outgoing/incoming/missed calls are not supported (some carkits maintain own lists)</s> **)
-* <s>PBAP working but buggy, after copying contacts to some handsfree devices only some of them are visible, incoming calls show wrong name from some other contact.</s> **)
-* <s>Installing/Removing requires manual steps in xTerm</s>
-'' *) Please note, this problem is related to initial versions of the PBAP implementation. With the latest .deb-files this problem should be solved!''
-''(The false Maemo5 update in app manager with early versions of PBAP/IrMC solution was related to the mp-fremantle-205-pr package.''
-''Removing this package solved this problem, but removal of mp-fremantle-205-pr *might* cause trouble with future Maemo updates. Unfortunately keeping the package prevents uninstalling the initial PBAP implementation...(you might want to search the two threads for more information on this...).)''
-''Any information on how to uninstall without removing the package or how to reinstall the package is very welcome!''
-'' **) Please note, this feature was added in version 0.46-1maemo2.''
-==''' Installation Guide '''==
-Mirakels created two deb-files in order to make the installation more user friendly.
-This installation is based on obexd-0.30 and provides
-* PBAP support
-* IrMC support
-* PC Suite support
-* Multiple phone numbers per contact
-* Skip SIM contact requests (means contacts are not shown twice)
-* vCards are separated correctly with CRLF between ENV:VCARD and BEGIN:VCARD.
-=== Step 0 ===
-In case you played with obex on your phone before / had previous versions of this project installed, please perform a downgrade to original version first by following the steps described in section [http://wiki.maemo.org/Bluetooth_PBAP#Downgrade_to_Original_State Downgrade to Original State]
-=== Step 1 ===
-Download these 2 .deb packages provided by mirakels:
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=12973&d=1281827814 libopenobex2_1.5_armel.deb]
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=12986&d=1281878114 obexd2_0.30-0maemo1_armel.deb]
-or use the newer obexd2 version updated to the latest obexd repository and build against the pr1.3 sdk:
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=15356&stc=1&d=1289056159 obexd2_0.35-0maemo1_armel.deb]
-Even more recent versions.
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=18181&d=1299055571 obexd2_0.37-0maemo1_armel.deb]
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=18183&d=1299056116 libopenobex2-1.5-0maemo3_armel.deb]
-Packages provided by luf:
-New patched version of obexd droped the dependency to openobex. So you need just obexd package.
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=27460&d=1342981511 obexd_0.46-1maemo2+cssu1_armel.deb]
-Standard evolution-data-server in Maemo N900 returns even empty fields in VCARD what isn't supported in some handsfree devices. There is patched version which you can use in such situation.
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=27461&d=1342981527 evolution-data-server-addressbook_1.4.2.1-20120717-maemo1+cssu1_armel.deb]
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=27462&d=1342981545 libebook_1.4.2.1-20120717-maemo1+cssu1_armel.deb]
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=27464&d=1342981585 libedata-book_1.4.2.1-20120717-maemo1+cssu1_armel.deb]
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=27465&d=1342981599 libedataserver_1.4.2.1-20120717-maemo1+cssu1_armel.deb]
-This may hopefully get into CSSU.
-If you want to take look at sources you can [http://merlin1991.at/~luf/pbap/ Packages and sources for PBAP]
-=== Step 2 ===
-Place them in a folder on the N900, say <code>/home/user/mypackages</code>
-=== Step 3 ===
-As root run (replace /home/user/mypackages with the path to the folder where you placed the files):
-<source lang="bash">
-cd /home/user/mypackages
-dpkg -i *.deb</source>
-=== Step 4 ===
-Reboot the phone.
-Test and ENJOY - hopefully ;-)
-'''-> Please share your results !!!'''
-Worked fine with Audi A4 (2011) MMI, accept the incoming, outgoing, etc shows irrelevant contacts.
-<s>PBAP working but buggy, after copying contacts to Nokia Speakerphone HF-510 only some of them are visible, incoming calls show wrong name from some other contact.</s>
-This buggy behaviour is fixed in version 0.46-1maemo2. Please give it a try.
-<font color=grey>
-=== Old/Obsolete Installation Guide ===
-Note: The following installation steps are not necessary anymore and just kept for better understanding of what was going on so far.
-Step 1
-Download the following 3 files and copy them to your phone (provided by drdrewusaf):
-* [http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/libo/libopenobex/libopenobex1_1.5-2_armel.deb Openobex 1.5-2 libraries]
-* [http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/libo/libopenobex/openobex-apps_1.5-2_armel.deb Openobex 1.5-2 apps]
-* [http://forums.internettablettalk.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=11779&stc=1&d=1278357528 obexd]
-Step 2
-Open a root terminal and navigate to the folder you saved the 3 files in (where "/path/to/files" is the real path to your downloaded files):
-<source lang="bash">
-cd /path/to/files
-</source>
-Step 3
-Install the packages.
-As root run:
-<source lang="bash">
-dpkg -i libopenobex1_1.5-2_armel.deb openobex-apps_1.5-2_armel.deb obexd_0.28-0maemo3_armel.deb
-</source>
-Step 4
-Download the latest version of obexd zipped binary provided by mirakels from here
-[http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=12612&d=1280519142 obex download]
-This version provides:
-* <font color=grey>PBAP support (actually the plain PBAP that is in the 0.29 repo)</font>
-* <font color=grey>IRMC sync support (only full phonebook retrieves)</font>
-* <font color=grey>extra CR/LF between contacts</font>
-* <font color=grey>support for multiple phone numbers per contact</font>
-* <font color=grey>PC-Suite support (based on the patch test from hschmitt)</font>
-BUGS: pbap sends phonebook twice.
-Step 5
-Replace the current obexd in <code>/usr/lib/obex/obexd</code> with the new one from mirakels,
-as root run:
-<source lang="bash">
-cd <where your new version is>
-gunzip obexd.gz
-mv obexd /usr/lib/obex/obexd
-</source>
-Make sure that it is excecutable
-<source lang="bash">
-chmod a+x /usr/lib/obex/obexd
-</source>
-Step 6
-Edit the obex start command in ''/usr/share/dbus-1/services/obexd.service'':
-* <font color=grey>for PBAB include the option ''--pbap'' (already added after previous steps),</font>
-* <font color=grey>for IRMC include the option ''--irmc'' (both is possible too),</font>
-* <font color=grey>for PC Suite connection add ''--capability !/usr/bin/gen-obex-capability.sh''</font>
-Step 7
-Reboot, test and ENJOY - hopefully ;-)
-'''-> Please share your results !!!'''
-</font>
-== Troubleshooting ==
-For troubleshooting install and use hcidump and/or syslog
-=== Download and install hcidump ===
-First you need to add the developer repository, see [[Documentation/devtools/maemo5#Installation the devtools installation instructions]].
-After adding the repository, run the following command as root:
-<source lang="bash">
-apt-get install bluez-hcidump</source>
-OR if the above fails, try the following steps:
-# Download the deb-package containing hcidump from here: [http://repository.maemo.org/pool/fremantle/free/b/bluez-hcidump/bluez-hcidump_1.42-0maemo2_armel.deb hcidump download]
-# Unpack it (alien on Linux, 7-zip on Windows)
-# Copy <code>/usr/sbin/hcidump</code> to the N900
-# In xTerm as root:<source lang="bash">chmod a+x /usr/sbin/hcidump</source>
-=== Usage of hcidump ===
-For testing/debugging with hcidump, run the following command (where "/some/path/somefilename" is a real path and any name you choose for your output file.)
-<source lang="bash">
-hcidump -w /some/path/somefilename
-</source>
-right before turning your head unit/car on. Then, do what you would normally do to get contacts to show up and wait for it to finish/fail. Then, press ctrl+c on the phone to exit hcidump. Finally, you can view the output/dump file with Wireshark or upload your dump files so we can see what's going on.
-'''-> Please share your results !!!
-'''
-=== Install syslogd and enable obexd debug option ===
-For further troubleshooting information you may also want to try to enable obexd syslog debugging messages:
-Step 1)
-Install syslogd. As root run <source lang="bash">apt-get install sysklogd</source>
-Step 2)
-Kill running obexd process. As root run <source lang="bash">killall obexd</source>
-Step 3)
-Restart obexd with enabled debug option. As root run:<source lang="bash">/usr/lib/obex/obexd --debug --opp --ftp --pcsuite --pbap --symlinks --root .obex-root --root-setup /usr/bin/obex-root-setup --capability !/usr/bin/gen-obex-capability.sh</source>
-OR
-Add the '''--debug''' option
-in the ''/usr/share/dbus-1/services/obexd2.service'' file (for example just before the --nodaemon option).
-Step 4)
-Sysklogd will create a file <code>/var/log/syslog</code>
-After your test copy this file to some other location (do not delete the original) and edit out the relevant part and post it [http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=59114 here].
-== Downgrade to Original State ==
-To reinstall the original packages:
-=== Step 1 ===
-Download these 2 .deb packages:
-[http://repository.maemo.org/pool/fremantle/free/libo/libopenobex1/libopenobex1_1.4-0maemo3+0m5_armel.deb libopenobex1 1.4]
-[http://repository.maemo.org/pool/fremantle/free/o/obexd/obexd_0.18-0maemo5+0m5_armel.deb obexd 0.18]
-=== Step 2 ===
-Place them in a folder on the N900, say <code>/home/user/mypackages</code>
-=== Step 3 ===
-As root run (replace /home/user/mypackages with the path to the folder where you placed the files):
-<source lang="bash">
-apt-get remove openobex-apps
-cd /home/user/mypackages
-dpkg -i *.deb</source>
-=== Step 4 ===
-Reboot the phone.
-OR run as root
-<source lang="bash">
-apt-get install libopenobex1=1.4-0maemo3+0m5
-apt-get install obexd=0.18-0maemo5+0m5
-</source>
-Reboot the phone.
-OR run as root
-<source lang="bash">
-apt-get update
-apt-get install --reinstall obexd libopenobex1 openobex-apps
-</source>
-Reboot the phone.
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Bluetooth PBAP

Revision as of 19:52, 3 October 2012

Contents

General Information

PBAP

IrMC

MAP

Credits

Disclaimer

Current Project Status:

Known issues / problems

Installation Guide

CSSU-testing (the easiest way)

Manual installation

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Troubleshooting

Download and install hcidump

Usage of hcidump

Install syslogd and enable obexd debug option

Downgrade to Original State

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Supported Carkits

Via PBAP:

Built-In Carkits:

Acura

Audi

BMW

Chrysler

Citroen

Dodge

Fiat

Ford

Honda

Hyundai

Infinity

Land Rover

Lexus

Mercedes

MINI

Nissan

Opel

Peugeot

Renault

SAAB

Seat

Skoda

Toyota

Vauxhall

Volvo

VW

Stand alone devices:

Alpine

Blaupunkt

Bury

Garmin

JVC

Kenwood

Navigon

Nokia

Parrot

Pioneer

Sony

Via IrMC

Built-In Carkits:

Stand alone devices: