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<h2><font color=blue>SMS Server Tools 3</font></h2>
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<h3>Hardware compatibility</h3>
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This Software needs a GSM modem with SMS command set according to the european specifications GSM 07.05 (=ETSI TS 300 585) and GSM 03.38 (=ETSI TS 100 900).
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When a vendor writes "SMS command set" without giving the specification names, then the device typically supports a subset of this specification. In this case you can surely send 7bit text messages and you can probably receive them. But its not sure, if status reports, binary messages or unicode messages work.
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Mobile phones have more often compatibility issues than real GSM modems.
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Many USB devices are not supported by Unix operating systems.
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The following list is incomplete. It shows devices that are reported as well working:<br>
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Falcom A1 (mode=old, baudrate=9600)<br>
Falcom A2 (baudrate=9600)<br>
Falcom A2-D (baudrate=9600)<br>
Falcom Twist Serial<br>
Falcom Twist MC35 (init string AT+CNMI=2,0,0,2,1)<br>
Falcom Tango (<a href="mailto:tomc@icave.net" target="_blank">Tom Coetser</a> reported a firmware bug with status report, he found a workaround.)<br>
Falcom Samba (init=AT^SSMSS=1)<br>
Falcom Samba 75 (status report works with init = AT+CPMS="MT","MT","MT")<br>
Nokia 30 (status report not tested)<br>
Nokia 22 (baudrate=115200)<br>
Motorola G18 (with init string ATE0)<br>
Multitech Modem MTCBA-G-F2<br>
Multitech Modem MTCBA-G-F4 (unless set to unsolicited mode)<br>
Siemens M10 (baudrate=9600)<br>
Siemens M20 (baudrate=19200 Status report works fine with some firmware versions.)<br>
Siemens TC35 (init string AT+CNMI=2,0,0,2,1 Some firmware versions are bad)<br>
Siemens MC35i (init string AT+CPMS="SM")<br>
Wavecom M1206<br>
Wavecom 1206 b<br>
Wavecom M1306B<br>
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Vodafone Mobile Connect Card GPRS (from Option) (see <a href="#note3">Note 3</a>)<br>
Vodafone Mobile Connect Card 3G/GPRS (from Option) (see <a href="#note3">Note 3</a>)<br>
Vodafone Mobile Connect Card 3G/W-LAN/GPRS (from Option) (see <a href="#note3">Note 3</a>)<br>
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Nokia 6210e<br>
Nokia 6310<br>
Nokia 7110 (only with original RS232 cable)<br>
Ericsson GM22 (see <a href="#note1">Note 1</a>)<br>
Ericsson R320s (see <a href="#note2">Note 2</a>)<br>
Ericsson R320 (init string AT+CPMS="SM")<br>
Ericsson T39m (init string AT+CPMS="ME","ME","ME")<br>
Sony-Ericsson T300 (init string AT+CPMS="ME",baudrate=115200)<br>
Sony Ericsson T60<br>
Sony Ericsson T68<br>
Sony Ericsson T65 (do not use kudzu on the serial port)<br>
Siemens S25<br>
Siemens C35 (baudrate=19200)<br>
Siemens S35i<br>
Siemens M45 (initialize with AT+CPMS="SM")<br>
Siemens M50<br>
Sharp GX-10 (only infrared tested)<br>
Siemens MC60, M55 (see <a href="#note4">Note 4</a>)<br>
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Probably all mobile phones support status report but you cannot
read them out with a computer. Status reports appear only on the phones display.
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<h2>Serial adapter and converter</h2>
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USB2Serial adpater cables, based on Prolific PL2303 chip<br>
Digi Etherlite ethernet to serial<br>
Equinox multi Serial PCI cards<br>
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<a name="note1">Note 1)</a><br>
<ul>You must cut pin 4 (wich is DTR) of the serial connector because the phone
disables AT command set if the pin is connected and active. The GM22 does
not support ascii mode. Mode=new and baudrate=9600 are the correct settings.
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<a name="note2">Note 2)</a><br>
<ul>Replace <b>put_command("AT+CREG?\r"</b>...with <b>put_command("AT+CREG?\n"</b>... in modeminit.c. Set baudrate=115200
and mode=new. This phone was reported as unstable by one user.
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<a name="note3">Note 3)</a><br>
<ul>Enter "memory_start=0" into the config file. If you removed the PIN protection from your SIM card, this modem says that the PIN is
locked, which is not true. Remove the pin=1234 line from the config file, then the program will ignore that instead of stopping with an error message. The linux driver for 3G/UMTS version can be loaded with the command "modprobe usbserial vendor=0x0af0 product=0x5000".
It's assumed that loading the driver works similar for the other versions of that card.
The device name is /dev/usb/ttyUSB0.
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<a name="note4">Note 4)</a><br>
<ul>Siemens MC60 and M55 are reported by the user to work with the following settings:<br>
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init = AT+CPMS="ME","ME","ME"<br>
init2 = AT+CNMI=1,1,0,2<br>
incoming = high<br>
report = yes<br>
baudrate = 115200<br>
send_delay = 20<br>
rtscts = no<br>
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(a three pin cable was used)<br>
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