[Alex Warden]

Another somewhat related question:
Is there some some addition hardware one could buy or any software tweaks for SF100-G, to enhance the antenna gain?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Alex Warden.

[Alex Warden]

Hi Bryon,

thanks for the reply.

I wasn’t aware about the complete lock-up during telnet sessions, good to know. I guess one could pull the signal strength info with a little bit of perl scripting from the web interface…

Maybe you guys could add this feature to API in the future fw version, to make it easier for everyone. I think it’s really needed, especially for alarming purposes.

Recently one of our SF100-Gs devices had zero singnal strength for a few hours (provider problems) and we failed to notice it…
Currently our SMS-script only checks network availability before redirecting SMS-Message to a first reachable/available SMS-modem (we have several SF100-G with different SMS service providers).
So we need to check the signal strength as well, to increase the chances of SMS-delivery.

[Alex Warden]

Hi Bryon,

no question that one could convert values back and forth with other means,
but it would be much more convenient if admins could view sent/received messages directly in decoded form when managing iSMS-Moden through Web Management interface.
(Log-in, check what the users were up to, log off :))
Maybe you guys could add it as a feature in future firmware updates.

Anyway, thanks again Bryon.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 1 month ago by Alex Warden.

[Alex Warden]

Got it, thanks Bryon.

A follow-up question:
Is there a way to see messages which were sent as Hex-encoded in their decoded form at the iSMS-Outbox? Or do I have to manually decode every message if I want to read its contents?
http://a.pomf.se/yyldfm.png

All URL-encoded messages (such as “enc=0&text=%C3%84%20%C3%96%20%C3%9C”) are all displayed in their decoded form at the Outbox (for the message above: “Ä Ö Ü”). Would be great if there was such option for hex ones.

[Alex Warden]

Hi Bryon,

can you explain to me please, in what form do I have to submit my SMS-text for €-symbol (and other unicode ones) to show up?

I’ve tried sending “120€” to my phone with:
http://mywebsite.de/sendmsg?user=usr&passwd=pwd&cat=1&enc=0&to=12345&priority=3&text=120%E2%82%AC
but i receive only “120”.

this is my config:
http://a.pomf.se/ufdjvc.png

and this is how 120%E2%82%AC gets recived by iSMS:
http://a.pomf.se/gvpiqo.png

thanks

[Alex Warden]

Hi Bryon,
thanks for your reply.
Enabling the PDU Mode did the trick,

cheers!

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