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3.4.2.2.2.1 SMS_RECIPIENT: syntax
The SMS_DESTINATION defines the phone number of the SMS recipient.
General Reference Guide eWON Configuration
In order to reach an SMS recipient, an SMS server must be called and the correct protocol must be used with that server. The server phone
number depends on the GSM operator and the protocol used will be one of the 2 standard UCP or TAP protocol. A table with the SMS protocols
and server phone numbers is available on http://www.ewon.biz/DocSMS.htm.
To introduce a pause in the number composition, use ‘+’ in the number.
SPECIAL CASE FOR FRANCE USERS: as ucp and tap server is not available in France, the InfoZ protocol is available for
eWONs embedding an analog modem. In that case the server phone number is 0. If a number has to be dialed to access the
network it can be entered before the 0.
Example: if 9 must be dialed to leave PABX the syntax is 0407886633,ifz,90
if a pause is required to leave the PABX, the syntax will be 0407886633,ifz,9+0
See also www.infoz.fr for details about the InfoZ service.
The syntax for SMS_RECIPIENT is:
• DDDD,TTT,MMM,PPP
Or
• DDDD,TTT,MMM
DDDD Destination phone number
TTT
MMM
Protocol type, must be one of the 4 following values:
ucp
tap
gsm
ifz
Server phone number, see your GSM provider or for
example:
http://www.woodstone.nu/salive/PagerSettings.html
If the previous field is GSM or IFZ, the server must be set to
"0"
It is possible to add a word datasize and parity
specification. The generic syntax is ucpDP:
with Datasize
D= 8 or 7
with Parity
P= n: none, o: odd, e: even
Examples:
ucp7o
ucp7e
ucp7n
ucp8n (default value)
It is possible to add a word datasize and parity
specification. The generic syntax is tapDP
with Datasize
D= 8 or 7
with Parity
P= n: none, o: odd, e: even
Examples:
tap7o
tap7e
tap7n
tap8n (default value)
40 char max
PPP A password is sometimes required by the GSM provider. 30 char max
Table 52: the SMS_recipient syntax
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