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Configuration of GSM modem IP SMS (Fig. 2) consists of protocols Computer Interface to Message Distribution (CIMD2) Connection (), SMPP Connection (Short Message Peer to Peer), UCP Connection Universal Computer Protocol / External Machine Interface (UCP / EMI) (Fig. 3). These protocols can be used to connect the computer directly to the Short Message Service Centre (SMSC) GSM service provider. This way, SMS messages can be sent and received via the Internet or private IP network.
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This paper focuses on the possibility of implementing Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in logistic processes with a focus on the final phase of delivery to the addressee. Via SMS, the addressee is informed that he will receive a delivery, and our intention is that the sender is also notified by SMS when the consignee is taken over....
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... GSM modem is the core of GSM / General Packet Radio System (GPRS) Modem Connection ( Fig. 1) that allows to use the mobile phone or wireless modem connected to the PC (using the data cable) to send and receive SMS messages. Mobile phone or modem must contain Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) cards, which can be bought from any GSM service provider. Protocol Server) -enables service providers to use the HTTP protocol for ...
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... next step, the software correctly retrieves the necessary parameters for connection. Consequently, it is necessary to set SMS center operator (we used the company Orange Slovakia, Inc.), operator number (+421 905 303 303) and mobile number of the SIM card (+421 915 879 503). Then, there is the possibility to set the modem name, in our case, we have chosen GSMModem0. ...
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... the first selection field, we select the text type of SMS (not multimedia SMS, etc.), the mobile number of recipient and finally the actual text of message. When SMS system Ozeki is connected to the middleware AMP, the above described steps are redundant as the text of SMS will be imported directly from AMP. The picture of test SMS is visible in Fig. 10. As per Ozeki system configuration, each SMS is stored in database of sent SMS. (Fig. 11). ...
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... mobile number of recipient and finally the actual text of message. When SMS system Ozeki is connected to the middleware AMP, the above described steps are redundant as the text of SMS will be imported directly from AMP. The picture of test SMS is visible in Fig. 10. As per Ozeki system configuration, each SMS is stored in database of sent SMS. (Fig. 11). ...
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... of processing and delivery of consignment using RFID technology and mobile network services that we have proposed and tested in our laboratory is pictured in Fig. 13: 1. Submission of shipment -The sender brings consignment to the delivery office in order to send it the recipient. 2. Expedition of shipment -Except of standard information (name of the recipient, address,..), the shipment must contain the phone number of both, the recipient and the sender; at this point, the consignment is equipped by ...
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... Delivery to the recipient -Delivery of the consignment to the recipient (to particular address, by picking up the consignment at the post office, etc.) 8. SMS message to sender -confirmation message about successful delivery is sent to sender. Figure 13. Example of proposed process and delivery of consignment ...
