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==Command Syntax== | ==Command Syntax== | ||
[[File:smsgprscommand_EXAMPLE.png|300px|right|alt=SMS/GPRS command example]] | |||
Before all SMS/GPRS commands, enter either the password, or a whitespace (when password is not set). | Before all SMS/GPRS commands, enter either the password, or a whitespace (when password is not set). | ||
Revision as of 15:28, 19 January 2026
[[Category:{{{model}}}]]
This page lists SMS/GPRS commands for the {{{model}}} device.
General Information
- A single SMS/GPRS command is limited to 160 characters.
- All commands are case-sensitive.
- GPRS commands require the Codec 12 protocol.
- SMS/GPRS command functioning in different sleep modes:
- text
- text
Command Syntax
Before all SMS/GPRS commands, enter either the password, or a whitespace (when password is not set).
Note! In some Apple iOS devices, any whitespace in the beginning of a message is automatically removed under certain conditions. This may affect SMS parsing in the receiving device.
General SMS/GPRS command structure:
<password><space><command><space><argument1><space><argument2>...
Examples:
- getinfo command, password "1234":
1234 getinfo - getinfo command, password not set:
getinfo(note the whitespace before command) - readavl command, password "1234", single argument:
1234 readavl 69 - setdigout command, password not set, multiple arguments:
setdigout 01 30 ? ? 20(note the whitespace before command)