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This command send a text SMS to a specified destination number. | This command send a specified text as a SMS to a specified destination number. | ||
Text should be entered with double quotes, coded as UTF-8 | |||
The SMS Center number can be specified as an optional parameter. Command exits as soon as the SMS is sent. | |||
'''COMMAND:''' | '''COMMAND:''' | ||
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'''OUTPUT:''' | '''OUTPUT:''' | ||
None; | |||
'''EXAMPLE:'''<syntaxhighlight lang="text"> | '''EXAMPLE:'''<syntaxhighlight lang="text"> | ||
Revision as of 22:42, 5 June 2024
This command send a specified text as a SMS to a specified destination number.
Text should be entered with double quotes, coded as UTF-8
The SMS Center number can be specified as an optional parameter. Command exits as soon as the SMS is sent.
COMMAND:
| Command | Input Arguments | Returns |
|---|---|---|
| SendSmsText | Port index, Destination number, SMS text, [SMSC number, Timeout)] | In case of Error, returns Error Codes |
OUTPUT:
None;
EXAMPLE:
~# SendSmsText 0 0632279930 "SMS message from BASH script"
SMS SENT
Message reference(s): 89
OR
~# SendSmsText 0 0632279930 "SMS message from BASH script" +333600100100
SMS SENT
Message reference(s): 54