Hello,
We need to develop a simple desktop application to send SMS using the
subscriber's SIM. So far, I have got it working using only Tata Docomo 3G
USB Stick (ZTE MF631). However, it does not work if I change the SIM in
that USB stick.
Other models, which I have tried but have not got them working are as
follows. OS = Windows XP SP3, Javacomm 2.0, SMSLib 3.5.2, connected using
USB datacable.
1) Nokia Asha 200 (Series 40) - Service.getInstance().startService() never
returns
2) Samsung Galaxy FIT, Samsung Y Pro Duos (Both Android based), Samsung
GT-S5603 - These phones do not show up under COM & LPT ports list under
Device Manager. So not sure what port should I provide in the new
SerialModemGateway("modem.com36", "COM36", 921600, "Samsung", "GT-S5603")
call.
3) ZTE MF631 USB Stick - Gets Network Registration Error exception if I try
out another SIM in the Stick. The stick is now unlocked.
4) BSNL LW723 stick - Gets Network Registration Error exception
Most of the phones listed in the compatibility list are models launched few
years back I guess. Many models of Nokia are mentioned but it is also
mentioned that Symbian phones are not compatible. These statements sound
conflicting. My 3 questions / doubts are:
1) Which models are a good bet to try out ?
2) Are Android based phones supported at all ?
3) If the phone does not show up in the COM port list, would it work ? Is
there any workaround to this problem ?
4) In SerialModemGateway constructor, how significant is the "model"
parameter i.e. what if does it do any processing based on the exact model #
?
Please help. Your feedback / help is *highly* appreciated.
Thanks
Deep
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