CALL:SMService

Function

This command sets/queries the User Defined Text Message (Custom Data) , which is the custom binary data string for message n, where n can be 1,2, or 3, that can be included in the cell broadcast message content.

An even number of characters must be used when setting the custom data string with this command.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

"" (null string)

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:CDATa `a5fe'"
!Sets the custom binary data string.

Function

This sets the message code for Cell Broadcast Message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3. See Message Code for more information.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:CODE 1000"
! Sets the Cell Broadcast Message 1 to have 1000 as the code.

Function

This command sets/queries the type of content that is to be included in each message (see Cell Broadcast Messages -Content ). The selected content can be one of two predefined text message strings, TXT1 or TXT2 (see CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:TXT1? or CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:TXT2? ), a custom text string (see CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:CTEXt ), or a custom binary data (see CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:CDATa ).

This parameter is automatically set to CTEXt if TEXT is included in the HTTP request URL. Similarly, this parameter is automatically set to CDATA if DATA is included in the HTTP request URL for message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3. See Request URL Parameters .

Setting

Query

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:TXT1" 
!Sets the Cell Broadcast Message 1 to use TXT1.

Function

This command sets/queries the User Defined Text Message (Custom Text) string that can be included in the cell broadcast message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:CTEXt `Hello. How are you today?'"
!Sets the custom text string for message 1.

Function

This command sets/queries the method used to set the 8-bit CBS Data Coding Scheme for message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3. The two methods that can be used to specify the data coding scheme are:

1. Language

   See CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:DCSCheme:LANGuage .

2. ValueSee CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:DCSCheme:VALue .

This parameter is automatically set to Value if the following Request URL Parameters are included in the HTTP request URL: DCS or DCSHEX.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:DCSCheme LANG"
!Allows the test set to configure the data coding scheme for message 1 according to a specified
!language.

Function

This command sets/queries the language for the cell broadcast text message for message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3. The specified language is also used to set the 8-bit CBS Data Coding Scheme. This method is only appropriate for configuring text messages. See Data Coding Scheme Language for more information.

The 8-bit CBS Data Coding Scheme Specification must be set to LANGuage for this command to apply. The command to specify the method used to set the 8-bit CBS Data Coding Scheme is CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:DCSCheme[:SPECify] .

Setting

Query

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:DCSCheme:LANGuage ENGLish"
!Sets the language to English for the Cell Broadcast Message 1.

Function

This command sets/queries the value used to set the 8-bit CBS Data Coding Scheme for message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3. See Data Coding Scheme Value for more information.

The 8-bit CBS Data Coding Scheme Specification must be set to VALue for this command to apply. The command to specify the method used to set the 8-bit CBS Data Coding Scheme is CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:DCSCheme[:SPECify] .

Setting

Range: 0 to 255

Resolution: 1

Query

Range: 0 to 255

Resolution: 1

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:DCSCheme:VALue 1"
!Sets the value of the Data Coding Scheme to 1 for the Cell Broadcast Message 1.

Function

This command sets/queries the Geographical Scope (GS) for message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

CNOR

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:GSCope CIMMediate"
!Sets the geographical scope for Cell Broadcast Message 1 regard similar messages in other cells as
!new and to continuously display the message.

Function

This command sets/queries the Message Identifier for Cell Broadcast Message n (where n can be 1,2, or 3).

Setting

Query

*RST setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:IDENtifier 1500"
! Sets the message identifier for Cell Broadcast Message 1 to 1500.

Function

This command is obsolete. Please use the command CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:DCSCheme:LANGuage instead.

This sets the language for Cell Broadcast Message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:LANGuage ENGLish"
! Sets the language to English for the Cell Broadcast Message 1.

Function

Enables Cell Broadcast Message n, where n is 1, 2 or 3. Cell Broadcast service must be started for a message to be sent. See CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:STARt .

Setting

Query

*RST setting

Message 1 is ON; Messages 2 and 3 are OFF

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage2:STATe ON"
! Sets the state for the Cell Broadcast Message 2 to ON,
! which is necessary to allow a message to be sent

Function

THIS COMMAND IS OBSOLETE. Please use the command CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:CONTent instead.

This command selects the text to be transmitted for Cell Broadcast Message n, where n is 1, 2 or 3.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

Message 2 is TXT2; Messages 1and 3 are TXT1

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:TEXT TXT2"
! Sets the Cell Broadcast Message 1 to contain the predefined TXT2 text.

Function

This sets the Update Number for Cell Broadcast Message n, where n can be 1, 2, or 3.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage1:UPDate 10"
! Sets the Message Update number to 10 for the Cell Broadcast Message 1.

Function

This command sets/queries the Repetition Period for sending the cell broadcast message.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

30

Lab Application Revision: C.03 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:REPetition 30"
!Sets the Cell Broadcast Service repetiion period to 30 seconds.

Function

This command initiates the Cell Broadcast Service, which causes the periodic transmission of all messages enabled through the command CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:STATe .

This command is ignored if Cell Broadcast Service has already been started.

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:STARt"
! Starts the Cell Broadcast Service.

Function

Stops the Cell Broadcast Service.

This command is ignored if Cell Broadcast Service has already been ended.

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:STOP"
! Stops the Cell Broadcast Service.

Function

THIS COMMAND IS OBSOLETE. Please use CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:CTEXt instead.

This sets the string of the custom text which can be sent with any of the Cell Broadcast Messages.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Revision C.03 extends the range of accepted characters to 1395.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:TEXT:CUSTom "Hello World" "
! Sets `Hello World' as a custom text which can be sent with
! any of the Cell Broadcast Messages.

Function

This queries the Predefined text message 1 (Text1) .

Query

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:TXT1?"
! Queries for the fixed Text Message 1.

Function

This queries the Predefined text message 2 (Text2) .

Query

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:TXT2?"
! Queries for the fixed Text Message 2.

Function

Enables or disables the HTTP input interface for mobile terminated SMS.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

OFF

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:HTTProtocol:INPut ON"
! Enables the HTTP input interface for mobile terminated SMS

Function

Enables or disables the HTTP output interface for mobile originated SMS.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

OFF

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:HTTProtocol:OUTPut 1"
! Enables the HTTP output interface for mobile originated SMS.

Function

Enables the loopback of a point-to-point message. The message is sent to the mobile station with the same parameters as the most recently received text message.

Setting

Query

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:LOOPback ON"
! Enable loopback of a point to point message.

Function

Clears all Received Message data. This includes Transport, Length, Format, Contents, Text, Destination Address, Message Count, More Messages to Send Indication, Data Coding Scheme, User Data Header Indication, User Data Header Length, Status Report Request, and Message Reference.

Empties the message queue if it is enabled.

Clears the mobile terminated send state (See CALL:SMService:PTPoint[:MTERminated]:SEND:STATe? ).

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:CLEar"
! Clears all Received Message Data.

Function

Queries the contents of the last mobile originated message and returns the raw message content.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:CONTents?"
! Returns the raw content of the last mobile originates message.

Function

Queries the number of messages received by the test set.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:COUNt?"
! Returns the number of messages received by the test set.

Function

Queries the Data Coding Scheme (TP-DCS) of the last message received by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:DCSCheme?"
! Queries the Data Coding Scheme of the last message received
! by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

Function

Queries the destination address of the last SMS message received by the test set.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:DESTination?"
! Queries the destination address of the last SMS message received by the test set.

Function

Queries the Last Received Message Format.

Query

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:FORMat?"
! Queries the Last Received Message Format.

Function

Queries the Last Received Message Length.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:LENGth?"
! Queries the Last Received Message Length.

Function

Queries the Message Reference (TP-MR) of the last message received by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:MREFerence?"
! Queries the Message Reference (TP-MR) of the last message received
! by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

Function

Queries the Protocol Identifier (TP-PID) of the last message received by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:PIDentifier?"
!Queries the Protocol Identifier (TP-PID) of the last message received
! by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

Function

Queries the Status Report Request (TP-SRR) of the last message received by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:SRRequest?"
! Queries the Status Report Request (TP-SRR) of the last message received
! by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

Function

Queries the text from the last SMS message received by the test set.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:TEXT?"
! Queries the text from the last SMS message received by the test set.

Function

Queries the reported transportation mechanism used by the mobile station when it originates a point-to-point SMS message.

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:TRANsport?"
! Queries the reported transportation mechanism used by the mobile station
! when it originates a point-to-point SMS message.

Function

Queries the User Data Header Indication (TP-UDHI) of the last message received by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:UDHind?"
! Queries the User Data Header Indication (TP-UDHI) of the last message
! received by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

Function

Queries the User Data Header Length of the last message received by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

*RST setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:UDHLength?"
! Queries the User Data Header Length of the last message received
! by the test set or the current message available in the message queue.

Function

Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:QUEue 1"
! Enables SMS message queuing. This causes the test set to put received
! SMS-SUBMIT messages into a queue instead of overwriting existing messages.

Function

Queries the current number of SMS messages held in the message queue.

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:QUEue:COUNt?"
! Enables SMS message queuing. This causes the test set to put received
! SMS-SUBMIT messages into a queue instead of overwriting existing messages.

Function

Extracts the next message in the queue, making it available for query. Sending this command clears the previously available message results.

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:QUEue:NEXT"
! Enables SMS message queuing. This causes the test set to put received
! SMS-SUBMIT messages into a queue instead of overwriting existing messages.

Function

Sets/queries the method used to send Status Reports.

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:REPort:MODE:STATus MANual"
! Sets/queries the method used to send Status Reports to Manual.

Function

Sets/queries the method used to send Submit Reports.

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MORiginated:REPort:MODE:SUBMit AUTO" !Sets/queries the method used to send Submit Reports to Auto.

Function

This selects the content to be sent in mobile terminated SMS messages.

Setting

Range: TXT1 | TXT2 | CTEXt | CDATa

Query

Range: TXT1 | TXT2 | CTEX | CDAT

*RST Setting

TXT1

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:PTPoint:CONTents TXT1"
! Selects TXT1 to be be sent in subsequent mobile terminated SMS messages.

Function

Sets/queries the data to be sent in mobile terminated SMS messages. SMS data is formatted in octets, therefore there must be an even number of characters in the string.

This data is only sent to the mobile station if the CALL:SMService:PTPoint[:MTERminated]:CONTents is set to CDATA.

Setting

Range: 0 to 280 2-bit ASCII hexidecimal characters

Query

Range: 0 to 280 2-bit ASCII hexadecimal characters, enclosed by double quotes

*RST Setting

"00"

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:DATA:CUSTom '4141'"
! This sets the hex data 4141 to be sent in subsequent mobile terminated SMS messages

Function

Configures the TP-DCS (Data Coding Scheme) header element, used to identify the coding scheme used in the message contents.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:DCSCheme 75"
! Configures the TP-DCS (Data Coding Scheme) header element, used to identify the coding scheme used in the message contents to 75.

Function

Configures the TP-FCS (Failure Cause) header element, used to identify the reason for a previous SMS-SUBMIT failure. This setting is only relevant to the Submit Report message type. It is not relevant to either Deliver or Status Report message types.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

255

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:FCAuse 20"
! Sets the TP-FCS (Failure Cause) header element, used to identify
! the reason for a previous SMS-SUBMIT failure.

Function

Configures the TP-MMS (More Messages to Send) header element.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

1

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MMTSend 1"
! Sets the TP-MMS (More Messages to Send) header element to
! indicate that there are no more messages.

Function

Configures the TP-MR (Message Reference) header element. This element is only included in mobile terminated SMS messages if their message type is SMS-STATUS REPORT. It is used to identify the previously submitted mobile originated SMS to which the status report message relates.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MREFerence 100"
! Sets the TP-MR (Message Reference) header element for
! subsequent mobile terminated SMS messages.

Function

Configures the address value portion of the TP-OA (Originating Address) header element, used to identify the sender of the message.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

"8960"

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:OADDress "abc" "
! Changes the address value portion of the TP-OA (Originating Address) header
! element to abc, which is used to identify the sender of the message.

Function

Configures the number plan identification bits of the Type of Address field of the TP-OA (Originating Address) header element, used to identify the sender of the message.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

UNKN

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:OADDress:PLAN NATional"
! Sets the number plan identification bits of the Type of Address field of the
! TP-OA (Originating Address) header element to National, which is used to
! identify the sender of the message.

Function

Configures the Type of Number bits of the Type of Address field of the TP-OA (Originating Address) header element, used to identify the sender of the message.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:OADDress:TYPE SUBScriber"
! Sets the Type of Number bits of the Type of Address field of the TP-OA (Originating Address)
! header element to `Suscriber', which is used to identify the sender of the message.

Function

Configures the TP-PID (Protocol Identifier) header element, used to identify the higher layer protocol used to send the SMS message.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:MTERminated:MESSage:PIDentifier 100"
! Configures the TP-PID (Protocol Identifier) header element, used to identify the
! higher layer protocol used to send the SMS message.

Function

Configures the TP-PI (Parameter Indicator) header element, used to identify the presence of optional elements within SMS-SUBMIT-REPORT and SMS-STATUS-REPORT messages.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

7

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:PINDicator 5"
! Sets the TP-PI (Parameter Indicator) header element to `5', which is used to identify
! the presence of optional elements within SMS-SUBMIT-REPORT and
! SMS-STATUS-REPORT messages.

Function

Configures the TP-RA (Recipient Address) header element, used to identify the recipient of the previously submitted SMS message.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

"8960"

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:RADDress `abc'"
! Configures the TP-RA (Recipient Address) header element,
! used to identify the recipient of the previously submitted SMS messages.

Function

Configures the TP-RP (Reply Path) header element.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:RPATh 1"
! Configures the TP-RP (Rely Path) header element to indicate the existence
! of a reply path.

Function

Setting

ASCII string of digits 0-9, the symbols * and #, and the lower case characters a, b, and c.

Range: 2-20 characters

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: E.00.16 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:SADDress "8960" 

!Changes the SMSC Address to 8960.

Function

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: E.00.16 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:SADDress:PLAN NATional" 

!Sets the SMSC Address plan to National.

Function

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: E.00.16 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:SADDress:TYPE SUBScriber" 

!Sets the SMSC Address type to subscriber.

Function

Configures the TP-SRI (Status Report Indication) header element, used to indicate to the mobile station that a status report was requested for this message by the sender.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:SREPort 1"
! Sets the state of the TP-SRI (Status Report Indication) header element to 1,
! which is used to indicate that the mobile station should send a status report to the test set.

Function

Configures the TP-ST (Status) header element, used to describe the status of the previously originated mobile SMS.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:STATus 30"
! Sets the TP-ST (Status) header element to 30, which is used to describe
! the status of the previously originated mobile SMS.

Function

Sets the type of SMS message sent from the test set to the mobile station.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example:

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:PTPoint:TYPE"
! Sets the type of SMS message sent from the test set to the mobile station to DELiver.

Function

Sets the RP type to use when sending an SMS-SUBMIT-REPORT message from the test set to the mobile station.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example:

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:PTPoint:TYPE:SUBReport:RPTYpe ACK"
! Sets the RP type to `ACK' to use when sending an SMS-SUBMIT-REPORT
! message from the test set to the mobile station.

Function

Configures the TP-UDHI (User Data Header Indication) header element. The TP-UDHI is used to indicate that the user data sent to the mobile station contains header information. This command is used when binary or concatenated messages are sent, but not with simple text messages.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

0

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:UDHind 1"
! Sets the TP-UDHI (User Data Header Indication) header element to 1,
! which is used to indicate that the user data sent to the mobile station does
! contain header information.

Function

Queries the reject cause value when a mobile terminated message is rejected by the mobile station. If the last message sent to the mobile station was not rejected, NAN is returned for the reject cause value. If the last message sent to the mobile station was rejected, this query returns the decimal value of the reject cause.

Query

*RST Setting

9.91 E+37 (NAN)

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:RCAuse?"
! Queries the reject cause decimal value when a mobile terminated message is rejected by the
! mobile station. If the last message sent to the mobile was not rejected, the query returns NAN.

Function

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:SEND"
! Sends a Point to Point SMS message .

Function

Queries the state of the last message sent to the mobile station.

Query

Range: IDLE | SEND | ACK | NACK | REJ | FAIL
IDLE: No message has been sent
SEND: Message send in progress
ACK: Message acknowledged by mobile station
NACK: Message was not acknowledged by mobile station and send timed out
REJ: Message was rejected by the mobile station
FAIL: Message could not be sent

*RST Setting

IDLE

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714; "CALL:SMService:PTPoint:SEND:STATe?"
! Queries the state of the last message sent to the mobile station. .

Function

This sets the text of the custom message to be sent.

Setting

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example:

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:PTPoint:TEXT:CUSTom `Hello World'"

Function

Selects the transportation mechanism to be used.

Setting

Range: CSDomain|PSDomain

Query

Range: CSD|PSD

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example:

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:PTPoint:TRANsport PSD"
! Selects PS Domain to be the transportation mechanism used.

Function

This queries the fixed Text Message 1.

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example:

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:PTPoint:TXT1"
! This queries the fixed Text Message 1.

Function

This queries the fixed Text Message 2.

Query

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: C.01 and above

Programming Example:

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:SMService:PTPoint:TXT2?"
! This queries the fixed Text Message 2.

Function

Sets/queries whether the test set will send Signalling Connection Release (PS domain) message to the UE when:

• service in CS domain is activated
• a MO/MT SMS in PS domain is sent

when set to On , the test set will send Signalling Connection Release (PS domain) message to the UE after the completion of sending/receiving the SMS.

Setting

Range: 1|ON|0|OFF

Query

Range: 1|0

*RST Setting

Lab Application Revision: I.00.00 and above.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;" CALL:SMService:PTPoint:PS:SCRelease:STATe 0"