Hi Daniel,
+CNMI command is basically used to set the SMS settings to the baseband.
It lets you to inform the baseband about ur platform specific SMS
requirements like SMS mode ( whether u r interested in full SMS as URC or a
URC only having a indication. )
Regards
Nimit
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at
Hi Nimit,
On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 12:40 PM, Nimit Manglick wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> +CNMI command is basically used to set the SMS settings to the baseband.
>
> It lets you to inform the baseband about ur platform specific SMS
> requirements like SMS mode ( whether u r interested in full SMS as U
Hi Daniel,
I dnt think that an Incoming SMS URC will be rejected when data connection
is up and that's why concept of multiplexing is coming into picture as we
do have separate voice and data channels.
Also CNMI settings didn't specify where to store the msg. (correct me if i m
wrong.. )
The S
Hi Nimit,
My words were just examples I was imaging... that's why I wanted to
know the general "how should android handle SMSs?" :)
When you talk about separate voice and data channels... I have been
looking at the libreference-ril and the atchannel, and I think it
works like this:
- There are t
