Please note that this is proprietary implementation for Nokia 6131 NFC so it might not work in any other phone! For the payload you need to make following byte array: Name Size Description -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Configuration type 1 byte 0x00 = Discovery only 0x01 = PIN 0x02 = Public key Buetooth address 6 bytes Bluetooth address.

On the top part of the flip cover of the phone. It's not around the display, but slightly above it when you hold the phone upright.

The following NDEF RTDs are supported by native NFC application and JSR-257 implemented in Nokia 6131 NFC: Type name format Type name Description -------------------------------------------------------------------------- MIME text/x-vCard Business cards MIME text/x-vCalendar Calendar notes NFC Forum RTD urn:nfc:wkt:Sp Smartposters NFC Forum RTD urn:nfc:wkt:U URI records NFC Forum Ext Type urn:nfc:ext:nokia.

The Nokia 6131 NFC SDK contains example Java applications. Additionally more examples can be found on NFC Java Code Examples Please find below the material presented in WIMA conference by Mikko Saarisalo, Nokia. (In absence of better place for these files)

This depends on quite a few factors, and therefore there is no simple answer to this. There should not be a lot of difference, but real world measurements will tell the truth. The power management of the 6131NFC is considerably more advanced than in the 3220 NFC shell, so in general you can expect better performance. However, it always depends on your usage patterns.

The secure element consists of Java Card area and Mifare 4K area (behaves also as Mifare 1k) for tag emulation. The Java Card area is compliant to Global Platform 2.1.1 (http://www.globalplatform.org/specificationview.asp?id=card) and compliant to Java Card 2.2.1 (http://java.sun.com/products/javacard). Applets in Java Card area can access the Mifare 4k area with G&D specific libraries (ExtSystem) provided by Sm@rtCaf?? Professional Toolkit.

Similar to launching application by touching tag the PushRegistry can be used to launch application when touching another Nokia 6131 NFC. You need to use "nfc:undefined_format" as connection URL parameter to use this functionality. Note that when "nfc:undefined_format" is registered application is launched also when tags that doesn't contain NDEF or NTIP data are touched.

NFC-enabled device can operate in reader/writer and peer-to-peer mode, and may operate in card emulation mode. An NFC tag is typically a passive device (for example, integrated in a smart poster) that stores data that can be read by an NFC-enabled device.

PLEASE NOTE: Visual tags are not supported by the Nokia 6131 NFC mobile phone, nor Nokia 6131 NFC SDK.

PLEASE NOTE: Visual tags are not supported by the Nokia 6131 NFC SDK, nor Nokia 6131 NFC mobile phone.

The JSR 257 provides an API extension for NFC peer to peer connections. The com.nokia.nfc.p2p package contains the NFCIPConnection interface for communication between two NFCIP devices. The connection mode (either target or initiator) is decided when opening the connection using the Connector class. An initiator mode connection can be opened with the URL nfc:rf;type=nfcip;mode=initiator and a target mode connection with nfc:rf;type=nfcip;mode=target. Note that the Connector.open(java.lang.

The Clip-On Bluetooth GPS LED light should be on and it means the Bluetooth link has been established. Turn on map, there is a setting feature. Do not use auto detecting mode. Manually set up the GPS at proper Com Port (usually is Com Por 8 or 5, if both do not work, please try others), Baudrate 38400, and NMEA0183 V2.2 binary.

No. The font in use is determined by the current theme, (Menu > Tools > Themes). Changing the font has no effect on the sent e-mail, which is always in plain text. The font settings only affect how the e-mail is presented while you are writing it.

Note: There might be some versions or formats of the attachment types, which are not viewed properly. There are some elements, e.g. images, which are not shown when viewing the attachments. BlackBerry Connect allows you to view but not edit these attachment types.

When flight mode is enabled on some devices, Bluetooth is switched off. This means that you can no longer connect to a Bluetooth GPS unit. To get a connection, switch off flight mode and start the NDrive application again.

First, go outside and turn on your Bluetooth GPS receiver. Let it warm-up (i.e. start up) for about 1-2 minutes. That will let it get a good fix on the GPS satellites circling above you. Then, from your smartphone's Main Menu (window), select the Tools icon, then the Bluetooth icon, and ensure that Bluetooth is set to "on". Next, use the smartphone's center buttons to scroll to the right (on the top bar) to get to the Paired Devices window. Select Options and then New paired device.

The NFC target mark can appear on NFC-enabled devices and on everyday objects. It marks the spot on devices or objects where NFC technology works when they are brought close together. For example, you can bring a mobile phone near a poster to download information. The target mark may also include an icon that indicates the type of service you'll trigger or information you'll receive from that mark.

Bluetooth GPS devices are available from all your favourite online stores and in phone accessory shops. Put "Bluetooth GPS" in Google for a truly massive list of stockists, with current prices starting at around 70 gbp in the UK.

Right click my device -> Select Properties?­. In the My Bluetooth Device dialog box, there are device name, device address, device manufacturer, device HCI and LMP (Link Manager Protocol) versions and editions.

Once the finding portion is complete, select the headset from the Bluetooth capable list and tap Next.