QTTY is a software client that operates through the console interface.
QTTY project is a console client software that enables Bluetooth RFCOMM connections to QConsole/WmConsole servers on Linux and Windows operating systems. This is beneficial for those running Symbian and Windows Mobile devices. To build QTTY on Linux, you must have the BlueZ package, while on Windows, the Microsoft Platform SDK must be installed. Alternatively, the package includes a pre-built Windows binary for ease of use.
Connecting to a QConsole/WmConsole server requires the BlueTooth address or name of the device, the channel number on which the server is listening, and a username/password pair. Once you have these details, you can initiate a session by issuing the following command: qtty --qc-addr ADDR --qc-channel CHNBR --user USERNAME --pass PASSWORD.
The ADDR parameter may be a BlueTooth address such as 00:12:37:6C:33:FB or a BlueTooth name. In the latter case, QTTY performs a BlueTooth address resolution to obtain the hardware address. Once logged in, you can issue the 'help' command to view a list of all available commands.
Connecting to a QConsole/WmConsole server requires the BlueTooth address or name of the device, the channel number on which the server is listening, and a username/password pair. Once you have these details, you can initiate a session by issuing the following command: qtty --qc-addr ADDR --qc-channel CHNBR --user USERNAME --pass PASSWORD.
The ADDR parameter may be a BlueTooth address such as 00:12:37:6C:33:FB or a BlueTooth name. In the latter case, QTTY performs a BlueTooth address resolution to obtain the hardware address. Once logged in, you can issue the 'help' command to view a list of all available commands.
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