Setup anyRemote to work in Server mode

Be sure what bluetooth subsystem is working.
Page and inquiry scan must be enabled on bluetooth interface. This can be done by command:
```
hciconfig hci0 piscan
```
It is suggested to pair Your bluetooth phone with PC before.
If You plan to connect to the phone over bluetooth, verify from phone specifications is Your phone JSR-82-capabled or not.

You need to install anyRemote client on Your phone.

If You have Android phone, it needs to upload *.apk file to it.

If You have J2ME phone, it is possible to use

GUI frontend or KDEbluetooth or gnome-obex-send (be sure that anyremote-J2ME-client package is already installed) or
through WAP from download area.

Supported hardware

Cell phones known to work:

BenqSiemens EL71, S68
Motorola phones (details)
Nokia Series40 and Series60 phones (details)
Samsung SGH-D900,SGH-E590,SGH-L870,SGH-G600,SGH-U600
Siemens S65
SonyEricsson phones (details)
some of WinMobile devices with installed Esmertec Jeodek midlet manager

Cell phones known not to work:

Nokia 6310i
Philips Xenium 9@9W (at least in Server mode)
Samsung S300
Samsung SGH-E780
Samsung SGH-X820, SGH-E840

Some phone-specific details described here.

Starting anyRemote

Bluetooth connection

Run anyRemote with -s bluetooth:XX command line option, where XX is a channel number. Default channel is 19. You could choose other bluetooth channel instead of 19. (Alternatively it is possible to add command
Make(var,Device,by_value,bluetooth:XX);
to the (Init)= ... command sequence.)
So, run anyremote -f .../some_cfg_file.cfg -s bluetooth:XX
Run the client in the phone.
Start search in the client. Then connect to anyRemote server when it found.
See examples in cfg-data/Server-mode and cfg-data/Bemused-emulation directories to understand how to write custom-made configuration files.

Network connection

anyRemote can accept incoming connection from network, so if You start it with -s tcp:5197 command line option it will be possible to connect to anyRemote from phone through GPRS or Wi-Fi connection.

anyremote -f .../some_cfg_file.cfg -s tcp:5197

You can choose another port then 5197.

If You plan to connect to anyRemote through network, then it needs to manually specify address to connect in the client. It should be in form socket://_your_ip_address_:_port_. Be sure You have run anyRemote with -s tcp:_port_ in this case.

IR connection

anyRemote can work through IR connection if java realization in cell phone support access to IR port. In this case start anyRemote with -s local:/dev/ircommX command line option, where /dev/ircommX is device corresponding to IR adapter of PC.

anyremote -f .../some_cfg_file.cfg -s local:/dev/ircomm0

If java realization in cell phone supports access to IR port, then after search process there will be found peer with name like comm:IR0