Special characters ÆØÅ æøå cause the gsmdemo.exe not to send sms

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the same

pc7bit - works
pc8bit - doesn't work
pc16bit - works

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pc7bit - works
pc8bit - doesn't work
pc16bit - works

Best regards
Ole

[Roman Novgorodov]

Hello

It seems like 8bit encoding is not supported by some devices.
Please use 16-bit encoding for sent chars with code >= 80h.

Roman Novgorodov
DeepSoftware.Com

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how about a New ver like 9.10 is it fix in that
Best regards Ole

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will there be a fix for this or not.... so i can use SmsSend again



Ole

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Roman Novgorodov is it ok now to use Special characters in SmsSend

[Roman Novgorodov]

Hello

Above you reported that pc7bit and pc16bit work correctly.
Why you don't use these encodings for your chars?

Also if you create Delphi applications on both ends of connect, you can wrap problem chars by StringReplace() function:

// before send message
sTextForSend := StringReplace(sTextFoSend, #145, '$#145$', rfReplaceAll);

// after receive before send message
sTextReceived := StringReplace(sTextReceived, '$#145$', #145, rfReplaceAll);

Roman Novgorodov
DeepSoftware.Com

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If I use StringReplace then I receive an SMS with $#$145
I also had put aPDU.Coding: = pc16bit; and aPDU.Coding: = pc7bit;
but there are som modems can not use pc16bit; pc7bit but if I use pc8bit can still send sms but not if there are special characters ÆØÃ... æøå

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if i like to use more than 160 characters in a sms howto if i use the
this way
var aPDU: TnrPduSms;
begin 
aPDU := TnrPduSms.Create(False);
aPDU.Coding := pc7bit; 
aPDU.Phone := dstPhone; 
aPDU.Text := myText; 
aPDU.DateTime := Now; 
aPDU.Confirm := false; 
SmsSend(aPDU); 
aPDU.Free;end;

If I use the SmsSend I can send more than 160