Speaker Phone

[tciprop]

Does ne1 no the registry setting to enable the speakerphone in Pocket PC 2003?

[Menneisyys]

Does ne1 no the registry setting to enable the speakerphone in Pocket PC 2003?

What exactly do you want to do?

1, to enable using BT handsfree devvices from BT-enabled PDA's that othrwise have no official support for them? This certainly works with some models.

2, or, to enable the use of your PDA as a handsfree device itself? With the BT stacks found on WM2003 devices, this is certainly impossible. WM2003SE devices, however, have (almost) the latest Widcomm/Broadcomm BT stack and, in theory, should be able to work as a handsfree. In practice, however, we haven't managed to make the hx4700 / Pokcet Loox 720 to be recognized & used as a handsfree device by any GSM phone we've ever tried. See http://pocketpcmag.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12801 for more info on this subject.

[rocky_raher]

If I understand your question correctly, I doubt that the registry has anything to do with it. Putting a cell phone in speakerphone mode is a hardware setting. For example, on my Samsung SPH-i700, once a call has begun, I hold down the "receiver up" button for a second or two, and I'm on speakerphone.

[tciprop]

I have an Orange SPVM1000(XDAII - like). I refer to when I use the phone application being able to increase the earpiece volume so as to hear the caller from a distance. There is an icon at the bottom of the phone screen that doesn't seem to work (its like an old fashioned microphone). Phone runs Pocket PC windows 2003 with GSM.

[JD Silver]

I have a Samsung i700 running WM2003 Phone Edition. The microphone icon on the bottom of the phone screen is to mute the microphone during a call.

[tciprop]

Thanx JD Silver.
I can b thick some times.
Still interested in knowing if there is a "speaker phone" tweak.