Last updated: December 4, 2008
This section is only applicable to the lab applications and the test applications with a required feature license.
This section describes general procedures for using SMS features from the test set's front panel.
Call Setup
screen by pressing the
Call Setup
key.
2 of 3
) of the
Call Control
menu by pressing the
More
key on the lower left corner of the test set.
Short Message Service
by pressing the softkey
F5
.
Point to Point SMS
messaging by pressing the softkey
F1
.
Mobile Terminated
by pressing the softkey
F2
.The
Mobile Terminated SMS
menu appears.
Transportation
parameter and scrolling to the desired value.
Content
parameter. Select
Text2
. For additional information about the message options available, see
Short Message Service (SMS) Messages
.
Send Message
softkey (
F1
) to send the message. Observe the mobile station for indications that the message has been received. The test set display also gives an indication.
Pt to Pt SMS
control screen is not visible on the test set's front panel, use steps 1 thru 6 of
Procedure A: Sending a Text Message to the Mobile Station
.
Mobile Terminated
by pressing the softkey
F2
.The
Mobile Terminated SMS
menu appears.
Content
parameter. Select
Custom Data
. Configuring the content of your custom data requires a GPIB commands. See
Defining the User Data (TP-UD) content for Binary SMS Applications
for information on configuring custom data.
Data Coding Scheme
parameter and use the test set's keypad to enter
245
. This entry indicates that this message is a WAP Push message.
User Data Header Indicator
parameter. Select
1
. This indicates that this message has a User Data Header.
Send Message
softkey (
F1
) to send the message. Observe the mobile station for indications that the message has been received. The test set display also gives an indication.
Call Setup
screen by pressing the
Call Setup
key.
Call Control
menu by pressing the
More
key on the lower left corner of the test set.
Short Message Service
by pressing the softkey
F5
.
Point to Point SMS
messaging by pressing the softkey
F1
, then select
Mobile Originated
by pressing the softkey
F3
, then select the
Loopback
parameter and scroll to
On
.This section assumes that you have configured your mobile station to receive cell broadcast messages. This is done by enabling reception of messages in your mobile station and specifying the message parameters that it can receive.
The mobile station does not have to attach.
The Cell Broadcast supported by the test set is GSM only. GSM Cell Broadcast does not work for some mobile stations if they are attached. You may prevent the mobile station from attaching by disabling the auto attach feature in your mobile station and only attaching when needed. Typically this setting is found under GPRS Settings on you mobile station. Alternatively, you can change the
Operating Mode
(
F1
) to
Active Cell (GSM)
.
Call Setup
screen by pressing the
CALL SETUP
key.
Call Control
menu by pressing the
More
key on the lower left corner of the test set.
Short Message Service
by pressing the softkey
F5
.
Cell Broadcast
by pressing the softkey
F2
. The
Broadcast SMS
menu appears. You can select setup menus for three different messages, as well as the general cell broadcast setup.
Message X Setup
where X can be 1, 2, or 3. The menu for the selected message appears. The figure below shows the Message 1 Setup menu.
To set the cell broadcast parameters that apply to all three messages, press
Cell Broadcast Setup
(
F5
). The following menu appears:
Start Cell Broadcast
softkey (
F1
). NOTE: Cell Broadcast can not be activated if the
SDCCH Subchannel
is set to 2.
Stop Cell Broadcast
softkey (
F1
).This section assumes that you have configured your mobile station to receive cell broadcast messages. This is done by enabling reception of messages in your mobile station and specifying the message parameters that it can receive. In order for a phone to realize the contents of a message have been altered you also need to change either the Message Code or Update Number for the message.
The mobile station does not have to attach.
Call Setup
screen by pressing the
CALL SETUP
key.
Call Control
menu by pressing the
More
key on the lower left corner of the test set.
Short Message Service
by pressing the softkey
F5
.
Cell Broadcast
by pressing the softkey
F2
.
Message Setup
for the message you wish to send (message 1, 2, and/or 3) and set
State
to
On
. You can configure different message parameters in each of the
Message Setup
menus.
Content
menu for each message you want to update.The Custom Text and Custom Data strings are defined using the commands CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:CTEXt and CALL:SMService:CBRoadcast:MESSage[<n>]:CDATa , respectively.
Start Cell Broadcast
softkey (
F1
).
Message Setup
for each message to be sent as an update.
Update Number
for these messages higher than their previous value. The update number wraps from 15 to 0.
Stop Cell Broadcast
softkey (
F1
).Short Message Service (SMS) Messages
HTTP Interface Configuration for Cell Broadcast Service Messages