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Receive incoming short messages with a Wavecom WMOD2B-G900/1800

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David Roden - 20 Jul 2006 16:35 GMT
Hi, everyone.

I use a WMOD2B dual-band modem to send SMS to German mobile phones which is
working pretty fine. I can also receive incoming SMS (+CNMI=2,2,2,1,0) as
unsolicited results (+CMT...).

The problem that I have is that the SC does not seem to notice that I
successfully received those messages. It keeps sending me messages that I
sent off hours ago with the TP-More-Messages-Send header flag set (i.e.
it's 0).

Do I have to do something else to notify the SC that I got the messages? I
tried sending a TP-Deliver-Report-PDU after receiving a message but that
only results in CME ERROR: 513 (lower layer failure).

Any help in this matter would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
       David
John Henderson - 20 Jul 2006 22:24 GMT
> I use a WMOD2B dual-band modem to send SMS to German mobile
> phones which is working pretty fine. I can also receive
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> receiving a message but that only results in CME ERROR: 513
> (lower layer failure).

Have a look at using "AT+CNMA" for generating the appropriate
acknowledgement.  You might need to investigate your "AT+CSMS"
setting as well.

John
David Roden - 21 Jul 2006 09:35 GMT
> Have a look at using "AT+CNMA" for generating the appropriate
> acknowledgement.  You might need to investigate your "AT+CSMS"
> setting as well.

That seems to have done it. Sending AT+CNMA after an incoming +CMT results
in "OK". Now I just need to wait whether I'm presented with that message
again and again. :)

Thank you for the valuable hint. With that command missing in the
documentation I could have searched quite some time for that. :)

> John

       David
 
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