Hi !
My SMPP Configuration is below.
group=smsc
smsc=smpp
smsc-id=
allowed-smsc-id = xx
host = xx
port = 2345
transceiver-mode = 1
receive-port = 2345
log-file = /projects/kannel/logs/live/tata_vtrx1.txt
alt-charset = ASCII
alt-addr-charset = GSM
smsc-username =
My SMPP Company replied me this and also suggested me to use GSM7 and GSM8
Charset.
Please note that the SMSC of different mobile network has different
mappings for characters not in the range of [a-zA-z0-9]. In particular,
the GSM7character set for example maps an '@' character to a 0x00 (zero
Another aproach can be to send an @ from your phone to your system and
see what you get as char and then convert your @ to the char you
received from the operator.
On 4/27/12, Anshu Sah sah.an...@ymail.com wrote:
My SMPP Company replied me this and also suggested me to use GSM7 and GSM8
I tried the below configuration and it worked for me
alt-charset = utf-8
On Apr 27, 2012 10:36 PM, Alvaro Cornejo cornejo.alv...@gmail.com wrote:
Another aproach can be to send an @ from your phone to your system and
see what you get as char and then convert your @ to the char you
received
If you are already using alt-charset specification. Please try and submit a
message using direct sendsms url with @ in the text value and please let us
knw the result.
On Apr 27, 2012 11:23 PM, Ashish Agarwal ashisha...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried the below configuration and it worked for me
Hi,
I have set alt-charset = utf-8 and also sending charset = 'utf-8' via
sqlbox. But '@' is shown as '!' to my customers.
Please suggest.
Regards
Anshu Sah
Weird. What's the kannel version you're on?
I've just tested (I'm also using sqlbox) via inserting the record into
send_sms with @ without specifying charset or coding it works just fine.
2012/4/21 Anshu Sah sah.an...@ymail.com
Hi,
I have set alt-charset = utf-8 and also sending charset =
Hey Anshu,
Check out this thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/users@kannel.org/msg09523.html
Cheers,
Iain
On Sat, 21 Apr 2012, Anshu Sah wrote:
Hi,
I have set alt-charset = utf-8 and also sending charset = 'utf-8' via sqlbox.
But '@' is shown as '!' to my customers.
Please suggest.
