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3.4.2.2.2.1 SMS_RECIPIENT: syntax<br />
The SMS_DESTINATION defines the phone number of the SMS recipient.<br />
<strong>General</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>eWON</strong> Configuration<br />
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<br />
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<br />
and server phone numbers is available on http://support.ewon.biz/redirect/SMSProvider.htm .<br />
To introduce a pause in the number composition, use ’+’ in the number.<br />
SPECIAL CASE FOR FRANCE USERS: as ucp and tap server is not available in France, the InfoZ protocol is available for<br />
<strong>eWON</strong>s embedding an analog modem. In that case the server phone number is 0. If a number has to be dialed to access the<br />
network it can be entered before the 0.<br />
Example: if 9 must be dialed to leave PABX the syntax is 0407886633,ifz,90<br />
if a pause is required to leave the PABX, the syntax will be 0407886633,ifz,9+0<br />
See also www.infoz.fr for details about the InfoZ service.<br />
The syntax for SMS_RECIPIENT is:<br />
• DDDD,TTT,MMM,PPP<br />
Or<br />
• DDDD,TTT,MMM<br />
DDDD Destination phone number<br />
TTT<br />
MMM<br />
Protocol type, must be one of the 4 following values:<br />
ucp<br />
tap<br />
gsm<br />
ifz<br />
Server phone number, see your GSM provider or for<br />
example:<br />
http://www.woodstone.nu/salive/PagerSettings.html<br />
If the previous field is GSM or IFZ, the server must be set to<br />
"0" - For SMSC see note ate the end of this §.<br />
It is possible to add a word datasize and parity<br />
specification. The generic syntax is ucpDP:<br />
with Datasize<br />
D= 8 or 7<br />
with Parity<br />
P= n: none, o: odd, e: even<br />
Examples:<br />
ucp7o<br />
ucp7e<br />
ucp7n<br />
ucp8n (default value)<br />
It is possible to add a word datasize and parity<br />
specification. The generic syntax is tapDP<br />
with Datasize<br />
D= 8 or 7<br />
with Parity<br />
P= n: none, o: odd, e: even<br />
Examples:<br />
tap7o<br />
tap7e<br />
tap7n<br />
tap8n (default value)<br />
40 char max<br />
PPP A password is sometimes required by the GSM provider. 30 char max<br />
Table 58: the SMS_recipient syntax<br />
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