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Address Book has stopped talking to my T630
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Address Book has stopped talking to my T630


  • Subject: Address Book has stopped talking to my T630
  • From: Nicko van Someren <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 17:01:06 +0100

I'm hoping someone might be able to help me but I seem to have broken the Bluetooth connection on my phone. I think that that fault may be at the phone end rather that the Mac, so I am also posting to the Sony Ericsson dev lists, but perhaps some knowledgeable person here might have seen this fault before and have an answer.

I've been working on a little application that gives simple "TTY" style access to the Bluetooth serial port on my Sony Ericsson T630. You can type in random modem commands and get the replies back in a Cocoa NSTextView. It's a handy debugging tool, but unfortunately I seem to have broken the phone in the process in the following strange and subtle way.

Since some time yesterday (when I was playing around with various SMS commands) the Address Book application has stopped working correctly to my phone using Bluetooth. The phone has been working with Address Book just fine for the few weeks since I got it, up until yesterday. It claims to connect just fine (the BT button goes blue) but attempts to send SMS messages do nothing, nor do attempts to dial address book entries, and incoming SMS messages and CLIP information are ignored by the Address Book application. Strangely, iSync still does the right thing, syncing phone book and calendar entries. From this I conclude that the underlying Bluetooth layer is still working fine.

I tried resetting the Mac's concerend. I tried deleting the pairing and re-pairing. I've come to the conclusion that the problem seems to be in the phone rather than the Mac side (hence also posting to SonyEricsson) since not only does deleting the pairing and re-attaching not fix the problem, but the fault also shows up when I paired the phone with a Mac that the phone had never seen before. As further evidence, if I pair my old T610 with any of these computers the address book works fine with them.

I have tried using the "Master Reset->Reset All" menu option on the phone, but the problem persists. I've also tried issuing an AT&F factory reset command to the phone, but I don't think that this resets stored profiles. So I seem to have somehow broken some state in the phone that is not cleared by the master reset but has to do with the processing of the modem commands through the serial port. If anyone on this list has seen this problem before, or knows how to issue a really really complete reset on a Sony Ericsson T630, I would love to know.

One thing that would be really helpful is if someone from Apple who knows about Address Book could tell me exactly what modem commands are set to the phone via the Bluetooth serial port to reset the phone's state when Address Book connects. If it's assuming something about the state of the phone then maybe I can reset that setting. If it's attempting to load a stored profile maybe that's my problem.

Thanks in advance,

Nicko
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