You probably know what telnet is. If not, please read the wiki :)

This is a simple telnet client on the MRE platform. It is also portable enough to extract the terminal itself (without the Telnet things) and put it on your application as an terminal emulator, see Console_io.cpp

Demo on Youtube

MRE platform, for example Nokia S30+ phones like Nokia 220 (tested), Nokia 225 (tested),... and some other (mostly Chinese) phones. If your (cell / feature) phone can run .vxp apps, it's likely to be able to run this app.

TelnetVXP = Telnet Client + Terminal emulator

Files in this repo (as the writting time):

Read How to use first before reading this!!!

You should have Visual Studio 2008 (I don't think newer versions will work) and MRE SDK and a compiler among ADS1.2 (I made a video about cr@cking it here, RVDS (cr@cking is even easier than ADS1.2) and GCC (I recommend GCC). You might need to fix path problems when using GCC.

• Step 1: Clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/XimikBoda/TelnetVXP

Note: If you load this project and build it directly, it might not work. Why? Because paths are stored in .bat and project config file, and you are likely to have different path of the project and SDK than the authors :). That's why there is step 2:

• Step 2: Open MRELauncher.exe and create new project:

REMEMBER to choose the MRE application project (.vxp) and your phone's resolution.

Any other things is up to you.

• Step 3: Open the project it Visual Studio 2008, add all the .h and .cpp files in this repo to the project by Left click at the Header files and Source files on the left, then select Add -> Existing item

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Then save your VS2008 project (CTRL + Shift + S)

• Step 4: Load your project to MRELauncher: Click on the Open project button, browse to your newly created project and select the .vcproj files

• Step 5: Change project settings: Click on Options button:

Select your compiler type and click Thumb Command

Press Ok

• Step 6: Click the make button

Your VXP file should be at arm/. If there are two VXP files there, choose the one has the bigger size (Ximik Boda added another config)

• Step 7: Sign the VXP Refer to this or this to do it.

• Step 8: Copy the VXP file to the phone (by using USB cable or SD card is up to you). Then open the file manager, find the signed VXP app and press open to run.

When you open the app, it will prompt you for inputing the host and port to connect to. If it can't connect to the host & port you provided, it will quit after 25 seconds.

It's designed by Ximik Boda to type 1 key just by pressing 2 times (much quicker than default cellphone typing method)

To know the keyboard layout, press the right soft key (the key that above the call key), it will print the keyboard layout to you.

For typing, look at the phone's physical keyboard: the key 1 has some special characters, the key 2 has some letter a, b, c,...

If you want to type key a, for example, press key 2, then look at the small virtual keyboard appear on the screen, you will find the key a at the location of key 1 now. Press key 1 to finally send the key a

Special keys are at key 1 and key *

The enter button (\r\n) is the OK key.

Up / Down / Left / Right key is the D-Pad keys.

You might want to watch the demo video at the top of this Readme file. A picture worth thousands words :)

Ximik Boda