Nokia 6610 on IRDA not being identified

[Robin Sheat]

Hey there, I have just myself a shiny new Nokia 6610 and have been 
trying to convince it to work with gnokii over infrared, however, it 
doesn't seem to like it. An identify with debug goes as such:
$ gnokii --identify
GNOKII Version 0.5.8
Opened configuration file /home/robin/.gnokiirc
Added new section global
Adding key/value port//dev/ircomm0
Adding key/value model/6610
Adding key/value initlength/default
Adding key/value connection/infrared
Adding key/value bindir//home/robin/local/sbin
Adding key/value use_locking/yes
Adding key/value serial_baudrate/19200
Adding key/value smsc_timeout/10
Added new section connect_script
Adding key/value TELEPHONE/12345678
Added new section disconnect_script
phone instance config:
model: 6610
port_device: /dev/ircomm0
connection_type: 3
init_length: 0
serial_baudrate: 19200
serial_write_usleep: -1
hardware_handshake: 0
require_dcd: 0
smsc_timeout: 100
connect_script:
disconnect_script:
Connecting
Serial device: opening device /dev/ircomm0
Getting model...
Message sent: 0x1b / 0x0006
00 01 00 07 01 00                               |
The fbus stream is out of sync - expected 0x0c, got 0x 0
Message sent: 0x1b / 0x0006
00 01 00 07 01 00                               |
The fbus stream is out of sync - expected 0x0c, got 0x 0
Message sent: 0x1b / 0x0006
00 01 00 07 01 00                               |
The fbus stream is out of sync - expected 0x0c, got 0x 0
Identifying...
Message sent: 0x1b / 0x0005
00 01 00 00 41                                  |     A
Message sent: 0x1b / 0x0006
00 01 00 07 01 00                               |
The fbus stream is out of sync - expected 0x0c, got 0x 0
The fbus stream is out of sync - expected 0x0c, got 0x 0
Message sent: 0x1b / 0x0006
00 01 00 07 01 00                               |
The fbus stream is out of sync - expected 0x0c, got 0x 0
Message sent: 0x1b / 0x0006
00 01 00 07 01 00                               |
The fbus stream is out of sync - expected 0x0c, got 0x 0
IMEI         : (unknown)
Manufacturer : Nokia
Model        : (unknown)
Revision     : (unknown)
Serial device: closing device

...and my config is:
# This is a sample ~/.gnokiirc file.  Copy it into your
# home directory and name it .gnokiirc.
#

[global]

# Set port to the physical serial port used to connect to your phone.
# Linux version is:
port = /dev/ircomm0
# For MacOSX you will need something like:
# port = /dev/cu.USA28X1P1.1
#
# Use this setting also for the Bluetooth connection:
# port = aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
 
# Set model to the model number of your phone
model = 6610

# Initlength controls the number of characters sent to the
# phone during initialisation.  You can either set it to
# the word "default" or a positive integer.
# 
# You can try setting this value if you want to connect
# to the phone quicker.  If you've never noticed the
# connection to be slow, it is suggested that you 
# leave this alone.  Read the initialisation code in fbus-xxxx
# to understand what this changes if you're curious.
initlength = default

# The type of the connection, for IR set this to infrared or irda.
# For the nk6110 driver only infrared is valid for the IrDA connection.
# See Docs/gnokii-ir-howto for more detailes on this.
# If you have 6210/6250/7110 phone and dau9p cable (the one you can
# use with 6100 series and cannot use hardware modem from the phone)
# you may want to use 'dau9p' value to get faster initialization.
# If you use dlr3 or dlr3p cable for nokia phones in FBUS mode (ie.
# you don't use model = AT) you may want to use 'dlr3p' value here.
# Note that it is recommended and currently the best way to use this
# cable with nk6510 driver.
connection = infrared

# Set bindir to point to the location of the various gnokii binaries.
# In particular ensure that mgnokiidev is in this location, with
# permissions 4750, owned by root, group gnokii.  Ensure you
# are in the gnokii group and that the group exists...
bindir = /home/robin/local/sbin

# Set this to 'yes' if you want gnokii to set and check the lock file in
# /var/lock directory. It avoids potential conflicts with other serial
# port software (eg. minicom). If you have wrong permissions for the
# directory, a warning will be generated. If you don't want a lockfile, set
# it to 'no'.
use_locking = yes

# Baudrate to use on serial port connections.
# Currently used only by models AT and BIP/CIMD. Defaults to 19200.
serial_baudrate = 19200

# Force waiting after each send character the specified usec time.
# Value -1 forces the fastest 'block' writing,
# value 0 writes each character separately without any explicite waiting,
# other positive values specify the appropriate 1/1000000 sec delaying.
# Siemens M20 requires at least "1"!  FIXME: Model-driven autodetection
#serial_write_usleep = 10000

# Force serial port handshaking mode, useful primarily for "AT" model.
# Gnokii "AT" model uses software handshake by default.
# Possible values: hardware (RTS/CTS - 7 wires) or software (XON/XOFF - 3 wires)
#handshake = software

# If defined (not commented out by '#') it will quit Gnokii anytime
# when DCD line will drop.
#require_dcd = 1

# If you are using a bluetooth connection, you can specify the rfcomm
# channel number here. Default value is 1.
#rfcomm_channel = 1

# Run the specified script(s) right after opening and initializing the device
# and before any communucation (right before closing for disconnect_script).
# You may find handy to use it to connect your modem to SMS Center
# when using BIP or CIMD protocols
# Non-absolute path is relative to the specific directory where gnokii is run!
#connect_script = /absolute/path/to/gnokii/Docs/sample/cimd-connect
#disconnect_script =

# When sending SMS you can experience timeouts. This is the feature of the
# overloaded SMSCs. The phones waits for the response from the SMSC confirming
# that it received the short message. When the SMSC is DoSed with many requests
# it will take more time to get the response. Adjust it to your needs. The
# value is given in seconds to wait. Defaults to 10 seconds. Set to 0 to wait
# forever.
smsc_timeout = 10

# Any entries in the following two sections will be set as environment
# variables when running the scripts.
# Handy for use for $VAR substitutions in your chat(8) script.
[connect_script]
TELEPHONE = 12345678
[disconnect_script]

Hope someone can give me a bit of a hint, cheers.

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