Are you unable to send SMS text messages in Cyanogenmod? This is mostly because the SMSC Number is not defined, or defined the wrong way. This happened to me when I was messing up with my WCDMA / GSM setting in the phone info.
Step to resolve this issue.
1. Open Phone information.
In order to view, please type:
*#*#4636#*#*go into Phone Information
2. Scroll Down until you find SMSC Number.
3. Depending upon the SIM, find your SMSC number
Airtel sms service centre number -
+919895051914
Vodafone sms service centre number for india -
+919846000040
Tata docomo sms service centre number -
+919032055002
Telenor sms service centre number -
+919084051550
Idea sms service centre number -
+919847099996
Aircel sms service center number
+919809099060
Reliance gsm sms service centre number -
+919020000500
Bsnl sms service centre number -
+919440099997 { for old users }
+919442099997 { for new users }
4. You have to define the SMSC Number in PDU Format to make it work .
* Open up PDU Encoder and scroll down to find String SMS message.
(I know the page is displayed weird, but it works ;) )
* Insert your SMSC Number from step 3 in the SMSC Field
Leave the receiver field blank
Alphabet Size should be 7
Delete the "how are you?" so that it is blank
Click Convert.
* On the hexadecimal PDU Message dont use the first field (AT+CMGW=x)
We will use the PDU Message on the second field
In my Case (BSNL) 0791194904909979110000910000AA00
5. Insert this number in the SMSC number section in the step 2. Now Click Update and Refresh.
6. Wait for the SIM to get registered. Now test your SMS.
NOTE: I don't guarantee that this trick works. But for me it worked, as i unknowingly nulled my SMSC number. So if this works give this a thumbs up :)
Alphabet Size should be 7
Delete the "how are you?" so that it is blank
Click Convert.
* On the hexadecimal PDU Message dont use the first field (AT+CMGW=x)
We will use the PDU Message on the second field
In my Case (BSNL) 0791194904909979110000910000AA00
5. Insert this number in the SMSC number section in the step 2. Now Click Update and Refresh.
6. Wait for the SIM to get registered. Now test your SMS.
NOTE: I don't guarantee that this trick works. But for me it worked, as i unknowingly nulled my SMSC number. So if this works give this a thumbs up :)
Yeah!! SMPP SMSC messaging comes under the umbrella of SMPP Services. A well - known abbreviation for short messaging peer to peer Services, SMPP is a protocol developed for the telecommunication industry. Adding to the same, the protocol is an open sourced and greatly compatible with the industry standards. In the process of Bulk messaging using SMPP SMS Services.
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