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.

We send all of your SMS messages through the local telecommunications providers - Telstra, Optus and Vodafone.

We have a set of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that allow an external application or system to communicate with our SMS gateway.

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.

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.

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.

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.

No problem, just send an e-mail to sms@pcmeasure.com. Examples are available for integration into various programming languages, so the process should not be time-consuming.

CIMD 1.3, CIMD 2.0, SMPP 3.4, UCP/EMI 4.0, SEMA SMS2000 OIS protocol for SMS centers over Radiopad and X.25 and several modems and mobile phones through AT protocol

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.

When the SMS gateway goes down, there's no notice of when it will be back up. It could be minutes, hours or even days. In rare instances, the gateway could be down for weeks. With over 15,000 messages being sent per day, that would mean queueing up all those messages and retrying delivery periodically until they can be delivered, or until it expires (after 4 days). This would be a huge toll on bandwidth, storage space, and CPU time.

Then modify your notificationCommands.

I presume you mean some pretty basic questions that will help guide people who are new to the site and the enneagram--

directSMS supports all of Australia's mobile networks (GSM, 3G and CDMA). directSMS being an Australian company prides itself on only using Australian (locally originated) SMS and not internationally originated SMS for greater reliability. To find out more about the difference between locally originated and internationally originated SMS, please click here.

Although the exact incidence is not known, it is estimated that SMS occurs in 1 out of 25,000 births. SMS is vastly under-diagnosed, but as the awareness of it increases, the number of people identified grows every year.

The diagnosis of SMS is usually confirmed through clinical blood tests called chromosome (cytogenetic) analysis and FISH (fluorescence in situ hybridization). People with SMS are born with a small deletion (missing section) of one member of their 17th pair of chromosomes. It is the lack of this specific section, known as 17p11.2, which causes a child to develop the features of SMS.

Our merchant services partner (ABS) will make all the arrangements for you when they establish your merchant account. The gateway is called Authorize Net and can be reviewed at www.authorize.net.

In networking, a combination of hardware and software that links two different types of networks requires a Gateway. Gateways between e-mail systems, for example, allow users on different e-mail systems to exchange messages.