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SMS structuresExample 3–9SMSHandset structuretypedef struct{UInt16 brandnumber;UInt16 modelnumber;UInt32 status;Uint32 capabilities;UInt32 tacid;Char IMEI[15];Char brand[20];Char model[20];} SMSHandsetExample 3–10Structure SmsDateTimeType{typedefUInt32 dateTime;} SMSDateTimeType3.10 SMSDateTimeType structureIt stores date/time used for timestamps and time definitions.3.11 SMS messages types3–8
SMS structuresConstant: Val MeaningSMSMessageTypeReceived 0 Received SMS-MO messageSMSMessageTypeReport 1 SMS notification reportSMSMessageTypeSubmitted 2 Unsolicited Push SMS-MT to betransmitted to the recipientSMSMessageTypeDelivered 3 SMS-MT delivery reportSMSMessageTypeReply 4 SMS-MT message sent in reply to an userrequest performed by SMS-MO.FAXMessageTypeReceived 10 Incoming fax message receivedFAXMessageTypeReport 11 Fax notificationFAXMessageTypeSubmitted 12 Fax message to be transmittedVoiceMessageTypeReport 21 Voice notification reportVoiceMessageTypeSubmitted 22 Voice message to be transmitted usingText To Speech technology3.12 SMS Message content formatConstant: Val MeaningSMSFormatAlphabetic 3 Alphanumeric content in the specified encodingformatSMSFormatNumeric 2 Numeric content (digits from 0 to 9)SMSFormatBinary 4 Binary data (from 00h to FFh)SMSFormatHexa 5 Binary data encoded in hexadecimal (2hexadecimals characters per byte). In this case,msg_length store the number of hexadecimalcharacters, twice the number of effective bytes ofthe messqge content3.13 SMS alphanumeric alphabet encoding constantsThe encoding alphabet (DCS data coding scheme) constants describe theencoding alphabet used for alphanumeric message content.Constant: Val MeaningSMSEncodingIA5 1 CCITT T.50/ISO 8859-1 (default, InternationalReference Alphabet IRA)SMSEncodingGSM 2 GSM 7-bytes default alphabetSMSEncodingUnicode 3 Unicode encoding3–9
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Premium SMS Session Management Func
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8Management functions8-1
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Management functionsSMS_CreateAccou
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Management functionsSMS_GetAccountI
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Management functionsSMS_IssueVouche
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Management functionsSMS_ResendPassw
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9Examples9.1 Visual Basic SMS send
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