[asterisk-users] receive text

[mickael ropars]

you can also use fix phone SMS sending and receiving if your provider allow
sending and receiving SMS over the fixed phone line (.using FXO/FXS
interface)

the other way is to use kamalio (send and receive SMS through serial
interface) this can be a good solution but I think this can not be used
production since serial interface is a synchronized interface. So if you
loose the synchronisation then you can not send and receive SMS

currently what I use a multitech SMS server, which is easy to integrate but
not free. If you want more information about this SMS server let me know.

regards

Mickael




2010/1/18 Steve Murphy <murf at parsetree.com>

>
>
>  On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 7:34 AM, Thomas Perron <thomas.perron at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Is there any code that I can cut/paste that will allow me to receive
>> an SMS text on Asterisk?
>> and, where can I capture the incoming text?
>>
>>
> See chan_mobile in the asterisk-addons... For certain cell phones there is
> a facility there to pass an SMS on thru the phone to Asterisk.
>
> You do it all via dialplan apps....
>
> in chan_mobile.c, you'll see apps MobileSendSMS(device,dest,message), which
> allows you to send an
> SMS message via the dialplan, thru the bluetooth attached phone.
>
> To get an SMS, you have to have a cellphone bluetooth attached, and capable
> of passing sms messages.
> When it reports to Asterisk via the bluetooth connection, that an SMS
> message was recieved, Asterisk
> will try to run the "sms" extension, with the channel variables SMSSRC and
> SMSTXT channel variables
> set to the appropriate values. In the dialplans you can turn this into an
> email, an announcement, a text-to-speech
> (via festival or Cepstral or whatever), or whatever your needs or
> imagination can supply.
>
> I've asked around a while back, and the only phone capable of such sms
> capabilities was one running the
> Symbian os, iirc, and that means Nokia, I guess, and Erickson, and a few
> others... according to the Wikipedia,
> it's a pretty popular smart phone OS. Hmmm, wonder if the google Android
> can handle this?
>
> Anyway, another non-hardware solution might be to use an internet SMS
> gateway (for 10 cents/msg in low volume),
> to send/receive SMS also...
>
> murf
>
>
>
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