Re: Nokia M2M (namely Nokia 30) support?

[Jaakko Heikkil�]

Nokia 30 works fine. There are just couple of things you have to take care of:

- Current stable release (1.2.1) of Kannel does not autodetect terminal speed 
higher than 57600. You have two options to work around this: either use 
development release of kannel, or manually configure terminal to use fixed 
speed (AT +IPR=57600).

- Older software versions (older than version 8.00, I suppose) of Nokia 30 
might cause terminal to reboot sometimes. This makes terminal to reset its 
setttings to power-up configuration, and later to collect received sms'es to 
memory. Workaround is to use option "sim-buffering = true". I also patched 
Kannel to reinitialize terminal if it detects some sms'es in the memory. This 
is handy also, when terminal is rebooted on purpose (power supply is 
disconnected). Reboot problem is fixed in the newer versions of the terminal 
software.

This is my configuration for the Nokia 30 and at2 smsc:

group = modems
id = nokia30
name = "Nokia 30"
detect-string = "Nokia 30"
# Note: Kannel version 1.2.1 does not support 115600.
speed = 115200
#speed = 57600
keepalive-cmd = "AT+CBC;+CSQ"
# SIM buffering storage: "SM" SIM card memory or "ME" Mobile equipment memory 
message-storage = "SM"
enable-mms = true

On 2003.04.02 14:01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Wed, 02 Apr 2003 12:26:36 +0200
From: Pavel Kroh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: Pavel Hlavnicka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Nokia M2M (namely Nokia 30) support?
Hello all,

I'm new to kannel and currently I'm thinking about getting a hardware
for a sms service application.
I wonder if somebody has an experience with Nokia M2M
(machine-to-machine) terminals - namely Nokia 30 GSM Connectivity Terminal.
I searched kannel.org, googled web and tried to search this mailing list
archives, but has found no refference to this class of Nokia products
(regarding its collaboration with kannel).
I suppose it should work, since it "can also be utilised as a GSM data
modem device as it supports AT commands over RS-232 interface" (from
spec.), but I would like to hear if somebody seen it working.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions and comments,

Pavel

PS: The service will run on RedHad Linux.
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