Send sms via AT
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| // Script-send_sms_text_mode.at | |
| // Send SMS in Text Mode via /dev/tty[A-Z]CM[0-9] | |
| //List of supported responses | |
| AT+CMGF=? | |
| // WAIT for 1 sec | |
| WAIT=1 | |
| // Get the current SMS Mode | |
| // 0 – PDU Mode, 1- Text Mode, | |
| AT+CMGF? | |
| //WAIT for 1 sec | |
| WAIT=1 | |
| // Check whether device is registered | |
| // If device is not registered, SMS cannot be sent | |
| AT+CREG? | |
| //First let us send SMS in text mode | |
| AT+CMGF=1 | |
| //WAIT for 1 sec | |
| WAIT=1 | |
| //Send the message. Set your To number below | |
| AT+CMGS=”+46xc″ | |
| //Wait for the > prompt | |
| WAIT=2 | |
| //Type the SMS text below | |
| Hello World, this is wuserman saying hi | |
| //Send the CTRL+Z character. ^z is special command of AT Command Script engine. | |
| ^z |
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