Once you have logged on and activated your account, select the "Send SMS" menu option. For Australian mobile numbers you must enter the destination mobile number in the standard 10-digit format, i.e. without a country prefix. For international numbers, you must enter the number in the international number format, i.e. the country code (preceded by a "+") and then the mobile number without the leading zero. See similar questions...

After registering and logging-in with your username and password you'll immediately see a form for sending messages. Simply type the recipient's number on the To field and the message into the Message field and click the send message button. See similar questions...

Yes. Subscribers which have SMS capable handset, can send SMS by using the password coming from the TT SMS centre, other Subscribers which do not have an SMS capable handset can receive this password by applying their Turk Telekom provincial directorate. See similar questions...

Yes. You can set the Originating Address in the SMS header to that of your phone, so the message will appear to have come directly from your phone. That way, the recipient can reply directly to your mobile handset. (Australian networks only, where supported). See similar questions...

a GSM device, Alamin supports GSM modems that understand the extended AT command set and support text mode for sending SMS messages (PDU mode isn't supported at present, but there are plans to implement it) or Nokia telephones supported by the Gnokii project (http://www.gnokii.org). Whichever GSM device you choose, you will need a connection cable to the serial port of the computer. If one isn't available, an infrared port in both the GSM device and computer is needed. See similar questions...

There is no limit to how many times you can send SMS. As long as you have the credits to do so, you can send SMS anytime, anywhere. See similar questions...

Yes. If the recipient replies to the message, the reply will be sent to the Inbox of your email application. If you choose to reply to this message, then your reply will be sent back to the mobile phone of the original recipient. See similar questions...

Yes you can. Once you have logged into the system, under the address book menu you can add all your contacts and then put them in groups / distribution lists that you can use for sending bulk SMS. See similar questions...

You can integrate SMS into your system using one of our Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). directSMS have a number of APIs in the following technologies: Java, SOAP, HTTP and PHP. All our APIs come with supporting documentation and sample code. For further information, please check our developers page. See similar questions...

In general, a gateway is a program that allows systems using different data formats to connect to each other in as transparent a way as possible. In an SMS message gateway, one end of the gateway is connected to a mobile telephone network, over which SMS messages are sent. The other end of the gateway can be connected to different systems or services. These most commonly include mail systems and IP networks. See similar questions...

There are many applications that can use an SMS-to-IP gateway. Basically, the objective is to extend to the GSM network the functionality of client/server applications that currently run on IP networks, and to facilitate the access to various resources from mobile telephones that have the ability to send and receive short messages. See similar questions...

No. The TSTT gateway is still down. Messages are being sent via an international gateway. Unfortunately, that gateway only supports Digicel and b-mobile GSM phones, so TDMA cells won't receive messages from this site. See similar questions...

Yes, using a simple CGI which we can give access to, it comunicates your equipment with our sending footbrige. See similar questions...

Go to smstoasia.com, click on the ‘Send SMS’ link, enter you destination number and your message in the box provided. For more information on the destination number, click the ‘Mobile Number Format’ link. See similar questions...

The cost per SMS depends on how you pay. Purchasing 'coolcredits' upfront ensures you will always get the best price available: See similar questions...

SMS allows users to directly transmit messages to each other without the use of an operator (it is, however, necessary to have the underlying operator controlled wireless service). The first user can send a message to a mobile unit, via a direct connect computer. The SMS protocol of messaging is also "smarter" then standard paging. See similar questions...

bull; Transmit sensitive information as Messages sent using VSNL may travel over networks, including the Internet, which are not necessarily secure; or bull; For emergency purposes or for any purpose which is critically dependent on continuous fault-free service. You will be able to send messages of up to 160 characters of text (including spaces) that comply with the standard GSM alphabet. See similar questions...

A. JAVA midlets are too large for SMS technology, therefore, we don't plan to add SMS support for JAVA. A. You should place .JAD file into the same folder as .JAR file and only then you will be able to add desired midlet to the list. A. You can upload JAVA midlets only to 6310i phone, you cannot upload JAVA midlets to common 6310 due to its general technical specifications, which are not JAVA capable. See similar questions...

On CD, which is included in the package, there is a program for sending SMSes - GSM gateway Basic. Connect the gateway to your PC. Run this program, then do basic settings. And now you can send recive SMSes Install XAPI and SMS server aplication to PC witch is connected to 2N SmartGate and SMS client program on users PC. Now users connected to LAN can send SMSes using SMS client. For questions about programs write above, please contact your local dealer. See similar questions...