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NAME
     pilot-link - a suite of tools for  communicating  with  Palm
     Computing,  Inc.  Palm  Devices  as  well  as the Handspring
     Visor, TRGPro, and other devices which conform to this stan-
     dard (PalmOS licensed devices).

DESCRIPTION
     The pilot-link suite of tools contains a series of  conduits
     for moving information to and from your Palm device and your
     desktop or workstation system.

TARGET DEVICE
     All of the pilot-link programs will default to /dev/pilot as
     the  default  serial device used to communicate with a Palm.
     In general, if the environment variable $PILOTPORT  is  set,
     its value will override the default.  A serial device speci-
     fied on the command-line will  be  used  regardless  of  any
     $PILOTPORT setting.

     The default connection rate is 9600 baud.  You  are  welcome
     to  try higher baud rates (19200, 38400, 57600 or higher) by
     setting the $PILOTRATE  environment  variable,  but  various
     machines have various limitations.  (Be careful about values
     higher than 115200 on Linux boxes if you've been using  set-
     serial to change the multiplier.)

USAGE
     Here is a list of programs available from within the  pilot-
     link package as of the date of this manpage.

     addresses
          dump the Palm address book into a  generic  text-output
          format


     debugsh
          command-line interface to a Palm debug monitor


     dlpsh
          command-line interface to Palm HotSync  protocol.  This
          is  very  useful  for debugging potential problems with
          your serial port.


     getrom
          program to fetch ROM using getrom.prc or getrom2.prc


     getrom.prc
          Palm program to help dump a 512K ROM

     getrom2.prc
          Palm program to help dump a 1024K ROM (used for  PalmOS
          2.x)


     ietf2datebook
          convert  IETF  calendar  to  format  used  by  install-
          datebook


     install-datebook
          import datebook records from a  text  format  into  the
          Palm


     install-memo
          import Memo records from a text format into the Palm


     install-todos
          import ToDo records from a text format into the Palm


     install-user
          modify user name settings (and  report  lots  of  into)
          about the Palm


     memos
          export memos from the Palm in mailbox format


     pi-csd
          this must be running to accept Network HotSync(tm) con-
          nects


     pi-getram
          program that retrieves the RAM from Palm


     pi-getrom
          program  that  retrieves   ROM   from   Palm   (without
          getrom.prc)


     pi-nredir
          program that accepts connections and redirects them via
          the Network HotSync(tm) protocol


     pi-port
          experimental program  to  separate  serial  layer  from
          pilot-link


     pilot-addresses
          import and export address book to and from your Palm


     pilot-clip
          experimental program to import  and  export  data  from
          Palm clipboard


     pilot-debug
          graphical and command-line program  to  interface  with
          Palm debug monitor


     pilot-dedupe
          strips duplicate records from Palm databases


     pilot-file
          dissect .prc and .pdb files


     pilot-mail
          import mail from POP3 mailbox into Palm's default  Mail
          application, and send mail via sendmail.  This has been
          replaced  by  pilot-mailsync  from  Hollis   Blanchard.
          Please  see the CREDITS file for additional information
          on how to obtain this package.


     pilot-schlep
          store a single file on the Palm


     pilot-undelete
          turn previously archived records into normal records by
          resetting the Dirty bit


     pilot-xfer
          back up, restore, install & delete Palm databases.  The
          Swiss Army Chainsaw of pilot-link


     read-expenses
          export Palm expense database into text format


     read-ical
          export Palm Datebook and ToDo databases (DatebookDB.pdb
          and  ToDoDB.pdb  respectively)  into  an  Ical calendar
          (ical is required)


     read-todos
          export Palm ToDo database into generic text format


     reminders
          export Palm Datebook into a 'remind' data file


     sync-plan
          completely synchronize the Palm datebook with the  Plan
          calendar via netplan


ADVANCED PROGRAMS
     Some of these programs are not  intended  for  general  end-
     users.   More  detailed  documentation on their usage can be
     obtained by reading the source of the application.

     ccexample
          test program demonstrating C++ interface

     iambicexample
          test program demonstrating C++ interface

     validate
          experimental program to test C++ features


OBTAINING
     The  most  current  version of the pilot-link suite of tools
     can be found at the following FTP site:

          ftp://gnu-designs.com/pub/palm/pilot-link/

MAILING LIST
     The pilot-unix mailing list is maintained by Matthew Cravit.
     Its mandate is:

          The pilot-unix  mailing  list  is  for  discussion  and
          idea-sharing  for  those  interested in using your Palm
          PDA with UNIX systems. This  includes  people  who  are
          interested  in  helping  to  develop tools to allow the
          Palm to operate with UNIX, and possibly to  develop  an
          SDK for the Palm for Unix.


     For more information, including  how  to  subscribe  to  the
     list,  send  mail  containing the word 'INFO' to pilot-unix-
     request@hcirisc.cs.binghamton.edu.  The  subject  line  does
     not matter.

SEE ALSO
     dlpsh(1),  ietf2datebook(1),  install-datebook(1),  install-
     hinote(1),  install-memo(1), install-user(1), pilot-xfer(1),
     read-ical(1),

     Pilot-HOWTO(http://www.orbits.com/Pilot/Pilot-HOWTO.html).

AUTHOR
     Most  of  the  pilot-link  tools  were  written  by  Kenneth
     Albanowski.   This  manual  page  was  written  by  David H.
     Silber, and updated for this version of pilot-link by  David
     A. Desrosiers.

     Current maintainer of pilot-link as of the authoring of this
     manpage is David A. Desrosiers.

     Any questions or problems with pilot-link should be directed
     at  the  pilot-unix mailing list. All patches should be sent
     to pilot-link@gnu-designs.com directly.

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