Hello Jeff, Thanks for the feedback and your work on this.
Unfortunatelly, I've never made tests myself, as I am not aware of which USSD commands work on my country's network. I tried some and they failed miserably. So, I can't help much on this. The contribution of item #216 has been added as is, without any test from me. What I can propose is: 1) Give me a full list of the USSD codes you know in order to test them on my network. I may get lucky... 2) I can reopen issue #216 in order to allow you and the other friend to discuss about it - alternatively, I could "ping" him to this thread. Let me know how I could assist - thanks. On Aug 18, 4:54 pm, Jeff Gehlbach <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanasis, > > I'm working to extend the basic USSD support contributed under issue > 216, but my phone seems to behave differently to yours and the > contributor's. Instead of immediately returning "OK\r" in response to > a +CUSD=1,"*123#",15 or similar, it comes back with a +CUSD response, > followed immediately by an OK. It looks like this in raw form: > > AT+CUSD=1,"#646#",15 > +CUSD: 0,"You have 0 Whenever Minutes remaining. Your FlexAcct balance > is .4.80 " > > OK > > There's about a three-second pause between sending the +CUSD command > to the phone and receiving the +CUSD response. I recorded a movie of > it to remove any question: > > http://jeffg.org/~jeffg/tmp/cusd-response.mov > > The phone is a SonyEricsson W760i, originally from the Central America > market but used here with a T-Mobile USA prepay SIM. > > AT+CGMI > Sony Ericsson > > OK > AT+CGMM > AAD-3252041-BV > > OK > AT+CGMR > R3BA036 080605 1726 12089180_GENERIC_VT_DE > > I think I know how to code around this differing behavior, and see > that there's already a SonyEricsson ATHandler derived class where I > can do so. My question is what phone or phones you and the > contributor of issue 216 used that came back with an OK followed by > the +CUSD response. I have tried the other phones I have access to > (Motorola RAZRv3 and A1200m, Samsung Blackjack II) but none of these > seems to support the +CUSD command at all. I want to be sure that my > changes work just as well with "normal" phones as with my quirky SE > model. Any guidance would be most appreciated. > > Thanks, > -jeff > > -- > Jeff Gehlbach mailto|sip:[email protected] > The OpenNMS Group, Inc. ph: +1 919.533.0160 x7754 --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "SMSLib User Group" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/smslib?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
