CIMD Interface Specification - Elisa

Table 22. Deliver message parameters (Continued)
Number Deliver message
parameters:
026 Originated IMSI O X
028 Originated Visited MSC address O O
069 Service Center Address O X
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The User data header parameter is present only if the message contains a user data
header. Either the user data (033) or user data binary (034) is used, depending on
the value of the data coding scheme (030).
If the data coding scheme indicates that the data is using the default GSM
character set, the common user data parameter is used. For UCS2 or other binary
data, the user data binary (034) parameter is used.
Other optional parameters are normally present, unless suppressed via the user
interface profile.
Response for a deliver message does not need to contain any parameters, but
parameter 900 (error code) is supported. If the parameter's value is > 0, this causes
ASE to retry message delivery after a certain time period. Value 0 means OK, and
the effect is the same as leaving out the parameter.
Table 23. Negative response parameter for delivery message
Number Negative response parameters
900 Error code
5.8 Deliver status report (23)
SMS
Center
Presence
USSD
Center
Presence
This operation is used by the MC to send a status report describing the delivery
status of a previously submitted message. The generation of status reports for a
particular message is requested in the submit operation.
The delivery of status reports to the SME depends also on the type of SME.
Querying SMEs, connecting to an SMS Center, always have to request the
delivery of a status report using the enquire message status operation (04).
Receiving SMEs will receive the status report whenever it is available.
After a successful delivery of the status report, the status report will be removed
from the MC if it describes the final status of the message.
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