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What is MAP and PBAP ? |
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Phonebook Access Profile (PBAP) based on OBEX allows to read a phonebook and load lists of recent calls. A must have for car-kits. Annex A of the specification summarizes the OBEX headers used. Message Access Profile (MAP) does the same for SMS, MMS and email. In contrast to PBAP which only allows to read existing objects, MAP offers OBEX operations to create and send messages, too.
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What is difference to IrMC Level 2 or Level 3 ? |
IrMC Level 3 |
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In IrMC, the whole (possibly large) phonebook (Level 2) or individual vCards (Level 3) are loaded. A car-kit transforms this and discards unnecessary information like attachments within a vCard. In PBAP, the mobile phone filters the vCards before sending them. Furthermore, PBAP allows to browse a phonebook online without downloading more than presented to the end-user at that time. To indentify the caller-line, a search can be started. First bug: Some server implementations (PSE) do not send all vCards, if there is a very large gap between indices.
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Nokia Series 40 3rd Ed†
Nokia Series 30 like 6310(i), 6510, and 8310
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†via File Transfer Profile
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Which protocol should I use ? |
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As many as possible: Terminal Mode, PBAP-PCE, IrMC Level 2, Nokia Car-Kit, and AT commands. Nokia offers IrMC Level 2 via File Transfer Profile (FTP): OBEX CONNECT with FTP UUID, and OBEX GET /telecom/pb.vcf. SyncML DS was not designed for car-kits and some clients have problems with additional devices or refresh operations. |
