Mike Holland was once rumoured to have said:
> On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, Crossfire wrote:
>> Matthieu Chauzit was once rumoured to have said:
>>>>> I am currently trying to see how I can implement a C program
>>>>> that would send a SMS throught a classic modem (without internet
>>>>> connection). Does anybody have some simple source code or
>>>>> information that would help me to
>> SMS transmission is not simple unless you're using something like TAP
>> or the ASCII dialup interface that the script that was provided.
>
> That seems to be what Matthieu wanted.
He doesn't seem to know what he wants.
>> I'm currently working on a C implementation to handle ETS 300 916 (GSM
>> 07.07 v5.9.1 - AT command set for GSM Mobile Equipment) and TS 100
>
> One example of a program to send an SMS by AT commands is at:
> http://juraj.bednar.sk/work/software/smstools/myputsms/
I'm not needing examples, and most examles I have seen cover the
text-mode protocol which the Ericsson doesn't support (It only
supports PDU mode).
>> 585 (GSM 07.05 v7.0.1 - Equipment Interface for SMS and CBS) in my
>> spare time, so I can get linux to interact with my Ericsson phone.
>
> There is a lot of software on palm-pilots for that kind of thing, which
> you might find helpful.
I haven't found much thats free though. And that which I found for
the TI28 modems, failed to operate with my R320 properly.
>> From what I've seen of GSM 03.39, it is outside the operational domain
>
> What kind of protocol 'GSM 03.39' ? (not AT commands?)
Its the raw protocol that runs over AX.25/other-medium between SMS
Message Centers and other devices. It theoretically can be accessed
via a dialup modem I'm guessing, but I'd it is a immensely complicated
library.
>> for most users, consquentially there is unlikely to be a free
>> implementation of it yet. [However, if there is free implementations
>> of this stuff, can somebody *please* point me at them :)]
>
> Have you seen 'gsmlib'? http://www.pxh.de/fs/gsmlib/
>
> GSMLIB is a library to access GSM mobile phones through GSM modems.
Which actually does what I've been writing code to do! Beh. If only
I had found this yesterday. :) (I also admit I didn't look very hard
since writing the library didn't seem like a horidly difficult task).
C.
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