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<strong>Iridium</strong> Satellite LLC<br />
<strong>Short</strong> <strong>Burst</strong> <strong>Data</strong> <strong>Developers</strong> Guide V2.01<br />
3.2Mobile Originated Messages Sent Via Email<br />
Messages sent from the ISU to the GSS are processed at the GSS where they are immediately formatted<br />
and sent to the destination email address that was provisioned when the ISU IMEI was provisioned. The<br />
message sent to the Vendor Application from the ISU will be carried as a binary attachment to an email from<br />
the GSS to the Vendor Application. The binary attachment is encoded using standard MIME Base64<br />
encoding as defined in RFC 2045. Unlike Mobile Terminated messages sent to the GSS, Mobile Originated<br />
messages sent to the Vendor Application carry additional information in the email message body. This<br />
information includes the Mobile Originated Message Sequence Number (MOMSN), the time of the session,<br />
the session status, the message size, and ISU specific geo-location information. The format of such an<br />
email message is provided in Figure 3-5, details of the email message fields are provided in Table 3-2. Note<br />
that it is possible to tell the GSS not to send the geographic location fields on a device by device basis. This<br />
is achieved by using SPNet and un-checking the “Include Geo-<strong>Data</strong>” box for the specific ISU IMEI. An<br />
example of an email message with no geo-location information is shown in Figure 3-6.<br />
A MO-SBD message may be sent to up to five email destinations. The five destinations are programmed<br />
into the GSS by using the SPNet provisioning tool available to Value Added Resellers. Note that only one<br />
delivery method is permitted: Either email or ISU-ISU, it is not possible to mix delivery types. [See also<br />
Section 4.2 “ISU to ISU Messages.”]<br />
From: sbdservice@sbd.iridium.com<br />
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 16:51 PM<br />
Subject: SBD Msg From Unit: 304050607080903<br />
MOMSN: 2<br />
MTMSN: 239<br />
Time of Session (UTC): Tue Aug 13 16:51:04 2002<br />
Session Status: 00 - Transfer OK<br />
Message Size (bytes): 1230<br />
Figure 3-5: Mobile Originated Email Message Showing Geo-location information<br />
From: sbdservice@sbd.iridium.com<br />
Sent: Friday, July 8, 2005 00:12 AM<br />
Subject: SBD Msg From Unit: 300003000210150<br />
MOMSN: 652<br />
MTMSN: 644<br />
Time of Session (UTC): Fri Jul 8 00:12:55 2005<br />
Figure 3-6: Mobile Originated Email Message without Geo-location information<br />
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