{“data”:
{”path”:”messagesend\/text”,”username”:”admin”,”method”:”POST”},”type”
:”restcmd”}
{“data”:{”status”:”sending”,”request_
id”:1537803266},”type”:”messagesend”}
And as soon as the response from the network is received:
{“data”:{”status”:”success”,”request_
id”:1537803266},”type”:”messagesend”}
Note:
At the end of the
Messaging
page, the logs from the Asynchronous process are displayed,
as shown in
10.6.2: SMS Encoding and Sending/Receiving
SMS messages are sent/received via the following mechanism:
1. Character encoding at the Terminal Equipment (TE):
Encode the characters at the sending TE/machine/processor using any of the 5 encoding options
supported by the BRM.
UCS_2, GSM_8-bit and Hex encoded characters can only be sent in PDU mode. GSM_7-bit
characters can be sent either in PDU or Text mode.
The message is then sent from the TE to the BRM.
2. Transporting the message across the Inmarsat Air Interface:
Once the BRM receives the appropriately encoded message it transports it to the Inmarsat
network with GSM_7bit encoding.
When receiving an SMS message, the opposite process takes place.
10.7: Configuration
To access this functionality, select
Configuration
from the main menu.
The
Configuration
page loads up, per
Please refer to the
BRM Configuration Keys
section of the
BGAN Radio Module Technical
Specification
document for details of what each configuration key is, and the default values for each.
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