Peter, Good News!
I�ve been able to encode Mono Ringtones and Mono CLI Icons with //SCKL :) With Ringtones everything went fine. I used ringtonetools to prepare the strings and other than encoding the "//"as %2F%2F and the spaces as "+" there were no problems. With ICONS, I also used ringtonetools, but it didn�t work out until I changed the header. Ringtonetools output the header as: //SCKL15830000010301 Thats it: //SCKL -> It is an //SCKL encoded message 1583 Source port (1583 Hex) 0000 Dest port (0) 01 -> message ID (anything hex goes here) 03 -> The whole message is composed of 3 parts. 01 -> Part 1 (of 3). I just changed the destination port to 1583 and everything goes fine! I am now able to send messages over the TDMA networks in Argentina to a whole bunch of Nokia phones. The list of phones that I know it works is (Alway Nokia): 3560 5125 6360 6560 7160 8260 8860 I will test other brands in the near future and I'll post my results then. I didn�t tried with Op Logos, it whould also work I suppose... With Ringtones for Motorolas, the format I used is iMELODY. Just send the whole iMELODY File as a text SMS and it works. It is very important to end with a newline (%0A) or you�ll just receive the text as a message. I encoded the whole text in HEX just to be sure and send it as "%XX%XX%XX" and it works like a charm. ringtonetools with -mostheaders switch worked fine for me. It works with (almost) new V60's, and with V120, V150, C331 and C353 as far as I know. Again, I�ll keep testing, also with other brands because I think iMELODY is supported by other vendors as well. More news: May phones allows for a "fake wap push" over CDMA/TDMA networks. Just send a regular web link along with your message, and then the phone's software recognizes it and allows you to follow the link using your wap broswer. ie: "Use this link: http://your.server.here/deliver_product.php?id=12345678"; I don�t have yet a list of working phones, but we tested with a couple of Motorolas and Nokias and it worked. Rule of thumb: If the link gets underlind or highlighted, it will probably work! Best regards, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Beckman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Alejandro Guerrieri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 4:56 PM Subject: Re: [Kannel-Users] Ringtones and Logos over TDMA/CDMA > On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Alejandro Guerrieri wrote: > > > I am having some problems using Kannel to deliver messages to a TDMA > > network. I've tried many methods and the only one that seems to work is > > sending plain text messages using the //SCKL encoding. > > > > I've been succesful so far sending monophonic ringtones to Nokia terminals, > > but I am unable to send monochrome logos. I've been also unsuccessful > > sending anything to non-nokia terminals (Mostly Motorola). > > In the US, you can't send operator logos to phones period. > > On TDMA networks, you cannot send anything BUT ringtones for monophonics. > TDMA/CDMA phones do not support images (picture images or operator logos) > via //SCKL. //SCKL ONLY does mono ringtones. > > > I am encoding the"/" as %2F and the space as "+", as I've found on an old > > thread on this list (It was you, Peter?) and as I said, it works for Nokia > > Ringtones, but nothing else seems to work. > > Yeah, that was probably me. I found out later that TDMA/CDMA phones can > only do mono ringtones via SMS. > > Beckman > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - > Peter Beckman Internet Guy > [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.purplecow.com/ > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - > >
