Kirk Bennett

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  • February 17, 2015 at 2:39 pm in reply to: Charaters in incoming message changed automatically #6357
    Kirk Bennett
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    I finally captured a “Live Log” item where the “@” symbol is being replaced with a hyphen.
    “Live Log” shows:
    Feb 17 14:08:39 modem: livelog: [RECV] : +CMT: “1214xxxxxxx”,,”15/02/17,14:08:41-24″,129,4,0,0,”+1xxxxxxxxxx”,145,18
    Pw­10106000
    Tc­out

    “Received Log” shows:
    Feb 17 14:08:39 modem: recvlog: [RECV FROM] : 12145555555 : [MSG] : Pw-10106000 Tc-out

    February 16, 2015 at 9:49 am in reply to: Charaters in incoming message changed automatically #6356
    Kirk Bennett
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    PDU is not checked, I don’t even know what that is.
    I’ll have to wait until it happens again because everything in the current live log is correct.
    I altered my software to accept dashes also. So I’m fine for now.
    I was thinking it was something a smartphone was doing but it happened from a guy that has a Motorola flip phone. What happens if someone sends a MMS to the iSms? I’ve never looked and I don’t want to try it and mess something up.
    I’ll post if anything changes or I figure out why.

    February 8, 2015 at 10:03 am in reply to: Charaters in incoming message changed automatically #6348
    Kirk Bennett
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    I looked back to what day this problem seemed to start and it was Jan 14, 2015. What’s strange is this was Microsoft’s update day. I don’t see how Microsoft update could cause this problem, unless the carriers servers are MS and something in the update is causing this. That may be why it only occurs sometimes and usually after 1 happens then I get a spurt of more then none for a awhile. Is there anyway to look back to certain dates in the iSms log? I did restart iSms about 10 days ago. Not sure if logs are lost on restart.

    May 23, 2014 at 8:23 am in reply to: Modem unresponsive after inactivity #5807
    Kirk Bennett
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    I wasted everyone’s time on this issue. I have an older T-Mobile prepaid $1 per day Sim I use for development. Well, comes to find out that T-Mobile inactivates the account each day until the device sends a text or makes a call. Then the Sim is active for that day. I never dreamed there would be such a setting.

    March 21, 2013 at 5:25 pm in reply to: ModemNumber field different than who I sent to #4481
    Kirk Bennett
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    Dan, I’m not an expert but you have to go in to each Modem and set the SIM Number(phone number). Looks like the SIM number may not be set on your second modem.

    March 28, 2011 at 7:29 pm in reply to: iSms ToPhoneNumber length incorrect #3126
    Kirk Bennett
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    Maybe if was Jeff Kline. I new the Jeff part was right. I’m not having any problems. It’s working great during my testing. I just want to make sure I didn’t have to take action when it sends me the log. Is the apimsgid generation tied to the device or to the port? If I send sms out port 1 and it gets apimsgid = 1, then I send sms out port 2 (both in the same device) will it get apimsgid = 2 ? Also do I have to specify a port number when I perform a querymsg?

    March 28, 2011 at 5:44 pm in reply to: iSms ToPhoneNumber length incorrect #3124
    Kirk Bennett
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    Got an 8-port and I did go in and disable all but the first one, just like you originally told me when I bought it. The log comes once a week. I didn’t know it that would prevent the modem from working if the log filled up. Numbers less than ten make sense…I forgot about Short Codes. My app checks length anyway. What about the apimsgid the modem assigns, does this ever start over? What if I have two devices? Will I need to track per device then ID?

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