Method, which blocks until a message is received. Rather than polling the modem to find messages you can call the wait() Let’s test this by taking a look at the AT commands sent to the modem This is done by calling the delete method on the messages. > m.conn.response = ĭatetime.datetime(2008, 7, 11, 13, 2, 11)Īfter you receive messages you’ll want to delete them from the SIMĬard. Let’s do a more complex example to make sure that we can deal withĭifferent types of messages. 'Activation code 63966 Go 2 and signin with your username and pwd, enter 63966 to activate your mobile/account\n\nWelcome 2 ' Message objects have a couple attributes: number, date, and text.
Simulate a typical response to this command. The AT+CMGL message tells the modem to list stored messages. List of all messages that have been received. You can receive sms messages with the messages() method. Let’s restore the normal connection response. > m.send('14161234567', 'This is a message')Ī ModemError is raised with the error message. Let’s simulate an error in sending, by hardcoding the connection to The AT+CMGS command was send, followed by the sms message terminated To send a sms message call the send method, passing a phone number Rather than actually sending them to a modem. The dummy connection will simply keep a list of AT commands sent
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Than one modem attached to different serial ports.įor the purposes of this test we’re going to replace the real serialĬonnection on the modem with a dummy one so that the test doesn’tĪctually send sms messages. You can have use several modem objects concurrently if you have more UsageĬreate a modem object passing it the serial device ID. The sms.echo module is an example that works
The sms.server module provides two servers that allow you to dispatch The sms package provides Modem and Message classes for sending and The sms package provides sms capabilities for enfora gsm modems, and
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