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Help for SMS-Maker Version 1.0
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05/09/2003
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In order to use SMS-Maker, you'll need the following things:
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a personal computer with any Windows operating system (9x, NT, 2K, XP)
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a GSM-modem or cellphone with a build-in GSM-modem, for example
Siemens SL45,
Siemens M20 or a cellphone with a virtual modem driver, like
Nokia 6110 (all mentioned models where tested successully)
- a data cable or infrared-interface
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SMS-Maker
To make sure your cellphone works with SMS-Maker, you should first check the
communication
between cellphone and computer. This is described below.
SMS Maker was tested successfully with the following cellphone models:
- Siemens: M20, C30, MC35, TC35, C45, ME45, S45, SL45, M50, MT50, S55
- Nokia: 6110, 6210, 6250, 6310, 7560, PremiCell 22, CardPhone 2
- Ericsson: R380E, T200, T39, T65, T68, T68i
- Falcom: A2D-1 900/1800
- Wavecom: 1203A GSM modem
It should work with any pure GSM modem (for example Nokia N30 or Siemens M20)
or cellphones with a built-in
GSM modem (Siemens SL45, M50) or any other cellphone with a virtual modem driver,
for example Nokia 6110 (these drivers add a new, virtual COM port to your system).
For the latest compatibility list, go to our website at
http://www.way-x.de/smsmaker.
To find out if your cellphone works with SMS-Maker, try the following:
- Connect your cellphone to a serial port of your computer
- Open a terminal application (You can use Windows HyperTerm, for example), enter
the connection parameters (mainly port and baudrate) and establish the connection.
If you're not sure about the parameters, try 9600bps, 8-N-1, no handshaking.
These settings should work with most cellphones. If you can't connect,
vary the baudrate (SL45 and M20 work with 19200, Nokia 6110 with 9600 only)
- Once succesfully connected, type AT and press ENTER.
- If your cellphone answers with OK, SMS-Maker will work.
If you tested other cellphones successfully with SMS-Maker, please
let us know. Of course, we can't test all worldwide
available models, so we depend on your experiences...
© Oliver Witte for
WAY-X GmbH, 2002-2003.
All rights reserved, all wrongs reversed.
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