DeveloperExpo is a tool for Symbian OS based smart phones that allows displaying the phone's screen on a computer screen in real-time. In addition the phone can be controlled from the computer. The connection between the phone and computer can be established via Bluetooth, USB cable or WLAN. The phone will send a copy of its display to the computer while the computer will send key and mouse events to the phone.
The application consists of two parts, one part installed on the computer and one part installed on the phone.
DeveloperExpo also includes the following features:
File transfer between computer and phone
Real-time debug logging
Symbian Panic tracing
Installation
DeveloperExpo consists of two applications, one on the computer and one on the phone. Please follow the steps below:
The PC application you have already installed as you are reading this user guide.
A shortcut to the folder has been placed on your Desktop. Clicking on the folder icon displayed in the middle of the DeveloperExpo window (after starting the DeveloperExpo application) will also reveal the location of the installation files. Depending on your phone model, install one of the following packages in the usual way. For details please refer to the user's manual of your phone.
File Phone Models
DeveloperExpo_S60_30_4.0.2.sis S60 3rd Edition phones (such as Nokia N73, N78, N93, N95, N96, E51, E90)
DeveloperExpo_UIQ_30_4.0.2.sis UIQ v3.x phones (such as Sony Ericsson P1i, P990i, M600i, W950i and Motorola Z8)
Connecting a phone
1 Start the DeveloperExpo application on the PC.
DeveloperExpo will now wait for phones to connect via TCP/IP or any of the serial ports available (USB & Bluetooth)
2 Start the Connect application on the phone. Connect is installed in the default location on your phone.
3 Select Connect and choose one of the following connections types:
Bluetooth
Phone will connect to the computer using Bluetooth Serial Port. Make sure that Bluetooth Serial Port service is enabled on the computer. Also make sure that you have enabled Bluetooth on your phone.
TCP/IP
Phone will connect via WLAN or Internet. Connection methods depend on the phone model, and usually include: GPRS, 3G and WLAN. This option can only be used if the phone and the computer are in the same IP subnet or the computer has a public IP address.
USB
Phone will connect to the computer using USB cable. Make sure you have the correct cable drivers installed in your computer.
You can also modify a few additional options:
Automatic reconnect
If the connection is interrupted, e.g. because USB cable is removed from the computer, the phone will try to reconnect to the computer in regular intervals until a connection is established or Disconnect is selected. Note that reconnection attempts will be automatically be resumed also after a reboot (and even if the Connect UI is not visible). Set to "Disabled" by default.
PIN for disconnect
Define a PIN code that will be asked before an active connection can be disconnected from the user interface. Set to "Disabled" by default.
Lights & screen saver
"Always on" - screen light will be forced on for the duration of the connection.
"Normal" - normal lights & screen saver settings are used. This is the default setting
4 Use the phone normally. Everything you see on the phone's screen will also be visible on the computer.
5 Disconnect phone
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