| Article: |
Faxing in Panther | |
| Subject: | What about receiving faxes through Bluetooth Cellulars | |
| Date: | 2003-11-26 21:35:13 | |
| From: | anonymous2 | |
| I'm using a SonyEricsson T610 for faxing from Panther. It works perfect through Bluetooth. It would be more than nice if I could receive faxes as well. Any ideas? | ||
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What about receiving faxes through Bluetooth Cellulars
2004-05-11 01:36:19 Mike32767 [View]
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What about receiving faxes through Bluetooth Cellulars
2004-04-22 05:51:24 JeanNP [View]
Can you tell us what is the right method for fax from panther with SonyEricsson T610... I can see the fax number on my T610 and it disappear after few seconds...
Thank you for your help.
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Send/Receive via T68i and AT&T
2003-12-02 11:13:47 anonymous2 [View]
Has anyone been able to fax via bluetooth on a T68i with AT&T? I've tried setting up a bluetooth modem via the bluetooth serial utility--trying as "fax," "serial port 1" and "serial port 2," but none seemed to work.
Just curious if anyone has tried this and what they did to get it to work.
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What about receiving faxes through Bluetooth Cellulars
2003-11-26 22:39:00 anonymous2 [View]
What modem script are you using to fax from your T610? I have the same phone but I can't get it to complete the call. The number flashes on the screen (of the T610) for a second then it disappears. Any help would be appreciated.



Another question here was how to send faxes from the command line. The panther fax service is simply a GUI interface to the following commands.
To make the fax:
fax make filename
this creates a TIFF image of the file, which can be in PDF, text etc. - the files creates are <filename>.001 etc. Then:
efax -d/dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modem -x/var/spool/lock/LCK..cu.Bluetooth-Modem -vewincf -iZ -i 'E0&D2S7=120&C0M1X4' -oh -l 'yourfaxnonumber' -t destfaxnumber filename>'
destfaxnumber is in the form of an AT command, so you need a T prefix and no plusses etc., eg
T02071234567
Hope that helps. Don't know if I'll ever use it but from a gadget point of view it's great fun.
Cheers... Mike