Hi Paul,
On 8 October 2001, Paul Keogh wrote:
> > I'm now looking at your code.
> > You are forcing receiving sms's through ME memory, right ?
> > What about if some mobile doesn't work correctly with it ?
> > quote("SMSs go through memory - this is reliable, but only
> > implemented and
> > + tested on an Ericsson gm25 modem and falcom */")
> >
> > can should create a config var to select the mode, like with
> > "receive = 1",
> > smsc_at
> > behaves just like now, receive=2 receives through ME and
> > receive=3 receives
> > through SM
>
> Not another variable :-). Why not auto-detect it ? - ie. if
> AT+CNMI=1,1 fails, try AT+CNMI=1,2 and so on until you find
> a successful combination. Some devices accept several
> CNMI settings; others only accept one. I'm not sure if the
> current at2 driver supports the AT+CNMI=x,1 mode.
>
Yes I agree - not another variable !
My intentions are to keep the smsc_at driver setup exactly the same as the
original. I have simply altered the interaction mechanism with the mobile
handset in such a way that it has become completely reliable. The method
used was introducing SM memory reception.
--
Matt
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