Hey Paul,
As far a I know, Kannel uses PDU for its phone-as-smsc system.
Try some of the different modem types, if it still fails to work
then you could have a hack in smsc_at.c
I had a similar, experience with an Ericsson unit and all the AT commands
where fine apart from just one. In my case it was the AT+CNMI command that
had different syntax.
Might help
-Chris B
Paul Derks wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Please bear with me, I am new to Kannel, gateways and mobile stuff.
> I am trying to use a GSM phone (Philips Ozeo, GSM 07.05 compliant) as
> my SMSC. I installed kannel under Redhat Linux 7 and if I use fakesmsc and
> the test programs everything seems to work.
> I have added the following lines in my kannel.conf:
>
> group= smsc
> smsc = at
> modemtype = siemens
> device= /dev/ttyS0
> pin= 6996
>
> When I start up kannel and look at the log file it says something like PANIC
> can not connect to SMSC
>
> I have tried gsmlib and I can send and receive SMS under linux.
> How can I increase the debugging level to see exactly what is going to and
> from the phone?
>
> I have tested my phone and AT+CMGS works fine in text mode (AT+CMGF=1) but
> it doesn't
> seem to work with PDU mode (AT+CMGF=0). Which method does kannel use to send
> as SMS,
> text or PDU?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul
