I’m having an interesting issue where i’m sending blank SMS Message (either through at commands or via OpenAT App).
Is there something that I need to do prior to sending? It’s not the sim card that i’m using as I’ve chucked that into my personal cell phone & it works as expected.
The previous sim that I had worked, but I can’t for the life of me remember if I needed to issue any commands (at or openat) to get it working (actually, i’ve tried a couple of sims that send blank msgs).
Any ideas? Any information would be most appreciated
I am actually attempting to send SMSs with text in them, but they are coming through on the receiving phone as blank (i.e. no text at all).
When I take that sim & put it into my cell phone, any text that I send is received as expected.
I’ve tried it via the OpenAT api, AT commands and using the discovery tool and they all send blank texts even though I am attempting to send an actual message.
I have sent sms this way before, but it was a different sim & board (the boards are the same, it’s just another of the same board . . .).
My thoughts are that initially I setup something so that the SMSs went through fine and I’ve just forgotten what it was.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated (I hope I’ve clarified myself this time )
Yes I had this problem with SIMS from a carrier roaming on the vodafone New Zealand network. Vodafone SIMs are fine, roaming SIMs SMS are blank as you say, thank you, you provide a solution!
Hi awneil, sorry for the delay in replying; been a bit busy
From my point of view this is a solved issue i.e. changing the encoding meant that the messages were displayed on the phone end (and thus makes it usable).
I would dare venture that this would indicate that it wasn’t a blank message but a message that the phone couldn’t display (as you had suggested).
I’m not to sure how I could 100% confirm this nor can I spend to much time on this as there are ‘more pressing things’ to be developed : P
But if anyone does have any suggestions or ideas that I could (quickly) try out, feel free to pass them on and i can see what I can do.