Re: [Linphone-developers] Integrate hardware dialing buttons

[BIENKOWSKI Guillaume]

Hello,

Linphone desktop has no "remote" protocol in it, so it is not easily feasible. You could try to implement a simple TCP listener which would act on the UI buttons.

Some implementations use the linphoneC (command-line) executable and pipe commands in it and read from stdin for feedback, but you'll have no real feedback.

You could run both command line and UI along each other, they will ring both on an incoming call ( provided they use the same linphonerc ).

Guillaume BIENKOWSKI

http://www.belledonne-communications.com/

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On Sat, Aug 16, 2014 at 1:29 AM, Matías Néstor Ares <address@hidden> wrote:

Hello Everybody!
I'm new to linphone development and I need some help.

I'm trying to "seamlessly" integrate the desktop version of linphone with a PD241 device.

Reference image:
http://www.technoshop.gr/images/skype%20phone%20white.jpg

I managed to get the USB communication protocol for the device buttons.
And I'm getting the USB messages emitted by the device with libusbx.

My idea is to integrate this with linphone and submit it to be added to the program for general use.

the pretended result is to make possible:

-Answer a call or decline it by pressing the green and red buttons.
-Dial by pressing the numbers buttons.

-Clean the dial input textbox by pressing the clear button
-Maybe transfer or pause a call with some other remaining buttons

I have no experience with the linphone source and I'm seeking for some help to make it work.

I think, adding support for this kind devices, is a cool feature. 

Best Regards

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