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Kyocera SE-47 Software, BitPim, KPST WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN!?!?!
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Posted by: rhessner

I have a Kyocera SE-47. I bought a data cable from EBay for cheap. I have been looking at the bazillion posts regarding BitPim, yada yada yada. ANyway, can someone tell me exactly what I need to manage the data, ringtones, wallpaper, etc on my phone from my computerand how to do it? Also, the links for KPST, Kyocera phone destop, etc are always dead links! I have been through a couple of phones and I am tired of loosing my phonebook everytime! Please help! Sorry to be such a rock but I am just not understanding this one!

lhessner@tourou.edu

Posted by: jaytorino

All you need is the bitpim software it works best

Posted by: rhessner

I have BitPim but all I get is some crazy hierarchy tree that means nothing! How do I transfer ringtones, wallpaper and save my contacts? Yes I am a rock, thanks for helping me out.

Roy

Posted by: ahanix1989

Depending on your phone, you can drop png (wallpaper) / midi (ringtone) files in certain folders on your phone.

Some are /usr/snd (or img), some are /brew/media/snd (or img).

Here's some ringtones / wallpapers I originally intended (Or extracted from) my KX1

Posted by: jaytorino

Putting the Tones on your Phone:
Open up BITPIM. Click on the "Filesystem"(it may take a little while to load). Then go to user>sound>ringtones. Right click on the "ringtones" tab. Navigate to "add new file" Find the ringtone that you just made and then click open. It may take a bit of time for the ringtone to load on your phone. When it's finished, cheeck on your phone to see if the new ringtone is there

Posted by: jaytorino

I use a image program called faststone image viewer. "it is free use google to find it" Once you have opened your file navigate to Tools/batch convert selected image. Click output format and change it to png. now click advanced options Look for where you can reset the size.Change your width to 128 and your height to 125 then click "ok" it is now the sliders screen. click start button and it will convert it over to the png format with the new size.
Open BITPIM. Click on the "filesystem" tab. Then go to user>mypictures. Right click on "mypictures" and select new file. Find your new wallpaper and then click "ok". Go through your phone and check for your new wallpaper.

Posted by: ahanix1989

Hah, forgot to enter my site to Kyocera stuff
http://www.ahanix.org/old/kyocera/

But yeah. Navigate to /usr/mypictures/, right-click on the folder where you see other system wallpapers, New File, select files