Category Archives: MobiGATE
MobiGATE Installation Guide is Revised, edition no. 8
EDITION |
ISSUED DATE |
REMARK |
---|---|---|
1st |
1st of August, 2009 |
Draft release. |
2nd |
21st of December, 2009 |
Pictures added. |
3rd |
14th of Jan, 2010 |
Installation guide on USB adapter added. |
4th |
13th of March, 2011 |
|
5th |
8th of December, 2011 |
Pictures of “Serial Hub” added |
6th |
31st of December, 2013 |
Added “SOFTWARE: HOW TO SET-UP E-NET WITH MOBI GATE” |
7th |
12th of September, 2014 |
|
8th |
21st of November, 2014 |
“HARDWARE: CHASSIS” revised |
Do We Need To Apply for a License from SKMM?
You do no need any license if you are using our MobiGATE.
MOBITEK SMS Gateway Development Kit CD for MOBITEK Q24 (USB) is Revised
Files:-
- MOBITEK Q24-USB SGDK-29 (CDB4.4)_2014-09-24.dxp
- MOBITEK Q24-USB SGDK-29_2014-09-24.iso
For more information about:
MobiGATE Installation Guide is Revised — 7th edition
File:-
- MOBIGATE Installation Guide_07.odt
- MOBIGATE Installation Guide.pdf
MobiGATE CD is Revised
MOBITEK SMS Gateway Development Kit CD for MOBITEK Q24 (serial) is Revised
MOBITEK SMS Gateway Development Kit CD for Sierra Wireless is Revised
Can MOBITEK SMS API Modify the USSD Menu?
No, because in order to do so, you need to access to the USSD server which is owned by TELCO. TELCO does not allow any 3rd party to modify the USSD menu.
(source: Sales FAQ no. 248)
MOBITEK SMS API version 9 (beta)
New function in Modem class:-
- Modem.GetMSISDN()
To get the Mobile Subscriber Integrated Services Digital Network Number (MSISDN). MSISDN is the telephone number of the SIM card in a mobile/cellular phone. MSISDN is stored in the SIM card. Some SIM card does not store it, and therefore will return empty string.
- Modem.GetIMSI()
To get the International Mobile Subscriber Identify. IMSI is stored in the SIM card. IMSI is used for identifying the user of a cellular network and it is a unique number.
New function in USSD class:-
- USSD.USSDListen()
This function call will listen for USSD prompt from the network operator and capture it. While listening, no other funtions are allowed to be called, it will stop upon time-out (default is 3 seconds). If USSDListen() is not called, any USSD prompt is sent by network operator, then it will not be captured. If USSDListen() is called after USSD prompt is sent by network operator, then it will not be captured.
For more information, please refer to the manual for software developer …