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Sun Jun 22, 2014 14:46
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fsound: Is there a way to turn off the repeated initialisation?
Every time it looks for new messages (or when it wants to send messages), smstool sends:
- INIT command
- INIT2 command
- AT+CPIN?
- AT+CSQ
- AT+CMGF=0
etc.
My modem doesn't need that.
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fsound: Operating system name and version: cygwin on Windows 7, 64-bit
Version of smsd: 3.1.15
Smsd installed from: sources
Name and model of a modem / phone: ZTE MF190
Interface: USB via virtual COM-port
Some German providers offer sending status reports by *T# and *N# in front of the message text. These strings have to be followed by a space. The receiver then says a space as first char in the SMS.
Example (_ is space at beginning of the SMS):
Sender: *N# Hello, how are you?
Receiver: _Hello, how are you?
When using smstools, the SMS gets sent with the leading *N#, so the receiver actually sees *N# Hello, how are you?
It seems to be converted to normal text - is this some kind of custom header?
Is it possible to send these control strings via smstools?
Best regards,
fsound
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