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Sat Jun 06, 2009 20:45
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itsarno: Hi,
just to let you know and add that model to the list of known working devices.
A Samsung F480 works fine with smsd version 3.0.10 (no unnecessary upgrades on a production system...) OS is linux kernel 2.6.22 (SUSE out-of-the-box) x86_64.
Configuration:
The phone is connected with the USB cable that came with it. Setting in the phone is to use the Samsung PC suite mode.
lsusb reports the phone like this:
Bus 003 Device 065: ID 04e8:6601 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd Z100 Mobile Phone
The phone gets assigned a ttyACMx device name automatically. For better mamageability, I created a udev rule to create a symlink with a known name for it:
KERNEL=="ttyACM*", ATTRS{product}=="SAMSUNG Mobile Modem", SYMLINK="tty2-for-SMS", OWNER="sms",GROUP="sms", MODE="0640", OPTIONS="last-rule"
(this needs to be on ONE LINE ONLY)
The configuration of this device is
[F480]
device = /dev/tty2-for-SMS
incoming = yes
pin = <hidden>
init1 = AT+CPMS="SM","ME","SM"
memory_start = 0
cs_convert = yes
The only quirks I experienced were that I had to set the storage area where incoming SMSes are stored to "SM" explicitly, and the phone uses storage slots numbered from 0.
I guess many modern phones with USB connectors would work similarly, i.e. they are acm devices and need minimal setup in smsd.conf.
Apart from that - thanks for a useful product!
Arno
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