In pure linux, you should look for the correct USB driver for your USB modem.
A fast way to test is to do:
-disconect the device
- do a dmsg | grep tty
- note what you get
- insert the device
- redo the dmesg |grep tty
- check the differences.
In some cases USB ports are shown as dev/ttyACMxxx.
Also keep in mind that some USB devices create several tty and in some
cases you can use only one of them to access AT commands and even
another to send/receive messages.
In your windows environment, well, not sure about.
Hope helps
Alvaro
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On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 4:29 AM, j.b.r. <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm sure this issue has been explained below, but after a few days of google
> search in kannel website, I haven't found any information about.
> Currently i'm integrating Kannel for SMS sending through USB GSM Modem
> (Sierra Wireless).
> I'm able to send SMSs in right way with previous version of kannel, but not
> with 1.4.3 for Windows. I have configured SMS center, using "device =
> /dev/ttyS29" (corresponding to COM30, serial port with usb modem attached).
> Unfortunately, bearer fails to connect to modem with ERRNO = 2. I've tested
> with ttyS30, ttyS31, ttyCOM30, ttyCOM29, ttyUSB0 ... but i get the same
> result in all cases.
>
> Do you know if there is any special notation for configuring these type of
> devices in 1.4.3 version?
>
> Thanks in advance.
