WAP/GPRS Settings - Revision history

Matthew: Link to other mobile access

2008-01-17T14:14:35Z

Link to other mobile access

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	* Set house modes (Armed/unarmed/etc)		* Set house modes (Armed/unarmed/etc)
	* Speak Inside the House		* Speak Inside the House


			=See Also=
			[[Control LinuxMCE using other types of mobile phones]]

Matthew: Shift section degrees down to start at 1

2008-01-17T14:14:05Z

Shift section degrees down to start at 1

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	This page allows you to gain access via WAP/GPRS services. Follow the instructions and you will have access via your mobile phone.		This page allows you to gain access via WAP/GPRS services. Follow the instructions and you will have access via your mobile phone.

	=== Setting up the WAP/GPRS settings ===		= Setting up the WAP/GPRS settings =

	Once your core is internet accessible, you can then proceed to the WAP/GPRS settings page.		Once your core is internet accessible, you can then proceed to the WAP/GPRS settings page.

Rwilson131: added info from symbian Post-Install with excellent how to.

2007-11-11T19:04:23Z

added info from symbian Post-Install with excellent how to.

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	This page allows you to gain access via WAP/GPRS services. Follow the instructions and you will have access via your mobile phone.		This page allows you to gain access via WAP/GPRS services. Follow the instructions and you will have access via your mobile phone.

	===~~Instructions:~~===		=== Setting up the WAP/GPRS settings ===

	~~1. You~~ can ~~add~~ to ~~your core a routable ip. When open your browser from~~ the ~~phone and go to<nowiki> http://[ your_ip_address ]/pluto-admin/check.wml<~~/~~nowiki>~~.		Once your core is internet accessible, you can then proceed to the WAP/GPRS settings page.

	~~2. If you don't want to add a routable ip to~~ the ~~core~~, you ~~will~~ need to use ~~another linux machine which has one~~. ~~There~~, ~~you~~'~~ll have to create a file "~~check.wml~~" which uses~~ '~~curl~~' to ~~access~~ the ~~wap page from~~ the ~~core:~~		Once the page loads, you need to enter the following information:

			* '''WAP/GPRS URL'''. This is the URL that your phone will use to access your core. It must contain a full URL with host name, and the file '''check.wml''' ... If you set up a DynDNS account as recommended previously, your host is the domain name you set up with DynDNS. If not, the host is your internet accessible IP address.
			* '''Caller ID Number'''. This is the number to your house. This assumes that you have set up telecom and have a number which dials into LinuxMCE's telephone system. It should be the number that is displayed when you call out to other phones, i.e. area code and telephone number without any additional characters. PlutoMO will use this information to determine if it should show a security breach warning.

			[[Image:wap_gprs_settings.jpg]]

			Once this information is entered, save.

			Congratulations! You should now have a tuned mobile orbiter setup. You can now create [[Mobile Orbiter Scenarios]] so that you can trigger house events, as well as many other features including:

			* View your security cameras
			* Set house modes (Armed/unarmed/etc)
			* Speak Inside the House

Rwilson131: New page with updated information

2007-11-11T18:51:15Z

New page with updated information

New page

[[Category:Admin Website]]

[[Image:WAPGPRSSettings.jpg|thumb|200px|WAP/GPRS Setting Admin Page]]
This page allows you to gain access via WAP/GPRS services. Follow the instructions and you will have access via your mobile phone.

===Instructions:===

1. You can add to your core a routable ip. When open your browser from the phone and go to<nowiki> http://[ your_ip_address ]/pluto-admin/check.wml</nowiki>.

2. If you don't want to add a routable ip to the core, you will need to use another linux machine which has one. There, you'll have to create a file "check.wml" which uses 'curl' to access the wap page from the core: