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probably many of us know the "Ford SYNC with SMS reader".
I'm working on an application that do this: it reads SMS when the phone is connected to the car bluetooth.
Well, at the moment it isn't a complete application, it is a bash script.
Till now, it can manage and read SMS recognizing when the phone is connect to the bluetooth car. It marks as read the messages after reading. It delete the operator messages that are marked as spam by the user, and some other things.
But there is a problem.
Bluetooth audio is active only in two ways:
1) the car audio in setted on bluetooth channel.
2) the car audio is setted in any other channel and a call is arriving.
My intention is to make audible messages when the selected channel isn't the bluetooth channel in the same way of when a call is arriving.
What I need:
is there a dbus command that executed in the phone, it asks to the car audio to set the channel in bluetooth to hear the phone?
I'm sure that this command exist, because it is used by the phone in the second scenario, but I do not know it.
Someone can help?