>Andreas, do you mean that when sending a ringtone, I should not see the DCS
>information (020104) in XSer part of the O/51 paquet ?
>
>To help people who works on the development of emi2, I attached the diff
>between the sources of smsc_emi2.c with the CVS version for which ringtones
>work and the one for which it doesn't work.
>
>Thanks in advance.                     Gildas.


I've looked into the specs and found that 0x04 is most probably not a 
legal DCS value. GSM 3.38 page 8 specifies that the first nibble (the 
zero) specifies what the second nibble (the 4) means. 0 4 thus menas 
Alphabet indication / spanish.

There is only coding group 0 and F specified at the current time.
I presume it was meant to be F4 which would mean Data coding/message 
class and the 4 would then represent message encoding = 8 bit data.

The issue here is that the DCS value can be more than a single byte.

I'll see if we can quickly fix this somehow.


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