Coding Workshop Polyphonic Wizard 4.0.4 - User Guide and FAQ

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Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a handy technology that allows devices to talk to one another when close. As and example, you may have Bluetooth on your phone, and when in the car use this to talk to the car phone without having to plug in your phone.

EMS

EMS standard for Enhanced Messaging Service. It is system that has evolved from the standard SMS messaging you my be used to, and allows standard ringtones and graphics to be sent to and between phones.

GPRS

General Packed Radio Service. GPRS is a data upgrade for GSM networks, allowing a data transfer rate of up to 115kps and always on availability. Now being used for MMS multimedia messaging by some networks.

MMS

MMS stands for Multimedia Messaging Service. MMS allows you to send color images, graphics and audio files like polyphonic ringtones along with your text messages.

RTTTL

Ring Tone Text Transfer Language.
A text format designed to allow people to save standard (non-polyphonic) ringtones. Used by most internet sites for Nokia ringtones and by the Ringtone Converter so you can use RTTTL ringtones with almost any make or model of phone.

SMAF (mmf)

Synthetic Mobile Music Application Format.
Used in some cell phones including phones from Samsung and Sharp for polyphonic ringtone support. Filenames usually end in .mmf and are downloaded to the handset using a cable, IrDA or download by wap.

WAP

Wireless Application Protocol. Wap is an agreed standard that allows your phone to access the Internet. Supported by almost every modern phone. Network terms...

CDMA

Code Division Multiple Access. CDMA is a digital standard used in the USA and the Far East. CDMA uses coding of the digital segments of calls, allowing networks to use space on channels over a wide range of frequencies.



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