Line Feed in SMS Message for PDU Mode

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  • #2974
    Steven McNeese
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    I have my SF-800 configured in PDU Mode with the option to concatenate multipart outbound messages. I would like to be able to add a carriage return/line feed in my messages to break them up into paragraphs. When I sent via the admin interface, the textbox input control accepts the carriage return/line feed, but the delivered message has them stripped out. I know that sending from the device to another device, I can include the carriage return and they are retained when received on the other device. Can this be done with the iSMS server?

    #4573
    Steven McNeese
    Participant

    I have also tested through the API and the line feed is being stripped out on the receiving device.

    #4578
    Bryon Davis
    Moderator

    Hi Steven,
    When sending the sendmsg request, HTTP or TCP, the text’s carriage returns should be encoded as %0D and the the linefeeds encoded as “%0A”.

    Regards,
    Bryon

    #4766
    Devon Johnson
    Participant

    Hi Bryon,

    Reading through your reply, I’m using HTTP GET interface with my SF800s and I can only get a subset of the “special” characters out. For example, you mention above about the linefeeds and carriage returns and they are all stripped out as spaces.

    I tried hex encoding, but that forces Unicode which diminishes the utility (too short).

    Any tips on how to enable some formatting on these messages?

    For the record, I’m using the 7 bit encoding (tried the 8 bit encoding and even though the SF800 accepted the format, my phone never received it… bummer).

    Thanks for any tips you might have,
    Devon

    #4767
    Devon Johnson
    Participant

    Nevermind, I ended up finding your reply regarding the Nordic characters…

    For completeness, here’s a quote of your reply:

    “1. In SMS Settings menu, check “Enable PDU Mode” and click save.

    2. In SMS Settings menu, change the ASCII 7 bit character set to “3GPP 23.038? and click save.

    3. In SMS Settings menu, make sure Unicode and Extended ASCII are disabled, unless you plan to specify ASCII 7 bit encoding during the send.”

    Thanks for the help!

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