in USB modem (Huawei E1550) command AT+CMGD=0,4 deletes all SMS from memory.
But I cannot do the same in MC52i.
AT+CMGD=? returns just OK, no options it is showing
at+cpms?
+CPMS: "MT",85,85,"MT",85,85,"MT",85,85
How to delete ALL SMS at once?
You should look at ClearLink developed by ClearConnex. ClearLink works on a big list of modules and should be able to help you with your problem. here is the list of other modules:
Cinterion MC75i
Cinterion TC63i
Huawei MG323
Huawei MU509
Sierra Wireless Q2687, SL6087, WMP100, Fastrack, GL6100
Telit GE864-PY
Related
My macOS app needs to tell the Finder to open a shared drive on smb:// protocol
I've tried using the html package, but that did not work:
var url = "smb://myserver.com"
if (await canLaunch(url)) {
await launch(url);
}
I've also tried url_launcher, but the documentation already says it does not support mapping a network drive, only http, https, mailto, tel, and sms
My guess is that the MacOS api is still not mature enough so this does not exist?
Searched everywhere... thank you in advance!
Is there a way to get the list of Wifi network for Xamarin Forms and connect to one (Both iOS and Android)?
I am getting some results from the Web but I couldn't find the connection between showing the list and connecting to one as the requirement is the SSID. And I couldn't find the SSID in the list.
For Android:
wifiManager.ConfiguredNetworks.ForEach(n =>
{
Debug.WriteLine($"=== WifiNetwork : {n.Ssid} ===");
Debug.WriteLine($"=== WifiNetwork : {n.HiddenSSID} ===");
Debug.WriteLine($"=== WifiNetwork : {n.NetworkId} ===");
Debug.WriteLine($"=== WifiNetwork : {n.ProviderFriendlyName} ===");
});
These are the saved ones
For Scanning wifi, convert this link to android code:
How to get available wifi networks and display them in a list in android
Please share results for iOS.
Cobalt can default load the URL. We are investigating how to add the DIAL paring code to the URL. Maybe it needs a changeURL API for avoiding re-launching YouTube.
// Restrict navigation to a couple of whitelisted URLs by default.
const char kYouTubeTvLocationPolicy[] =
"h5vcc-location-src "
"https://www.youtube.com/tv "
"https://web-release-qa.youtube.com/tv "
[scenario]
launch YTTV with your remote controller
open YouTube app on your phone
try to pairing to TV
Cobalt currently doesn't implement DIAL smooth-pairing once launched, but it does support being launched with alternate query parameters via the --url= command-line parameter.
For example:
https://www.youtube.com/tv?...anything...
Will pass the navigation whitelist.
Full implementation of smooth-pairing support is planned for Q1 2017.
I have been accessing Sim Toolkit Applications from puTTY terminal using huawei e303f modem and a sim. I am writing AT commands specific to huawei modems. Basically right now, I am only trying to navigate sim toolkit menu. However, according to example in documentation, ^STIN: response is being sent by sim. But the same response I am not getting in my puTTY terminal. I am only getting "OK" response but no ^STIN: response. Here is my code---
AT
OK
AT^STSF=1
OK
AT^CMEE=2
COMMAND NOT SUPPORT
AT+CMEE=2
OK
AT^STGI=0,0
^STGI:0,8,"52204D656E75"
^STGI:1,8,"4E657773",0,
^STGI:2,8,"486F726F73636F7065",0,
^STGI:3,8,"437269636B6574",0,
^STGI:4,8,"456E7465727461696E6D656E74",0,
^STGI:5,8,"63616C6C65722074756E6573",0,
^STGI:6,8,"4D69737365642063616C6C20416C657274",0,
^STGI:7,8,"4F7468657273",0,
^STGI:8,8,"52204C697665",0,
OK
AT^STGR=0,0,1,3 //accessing 3rd item
OK //in documentation, after OK, ^STIN:6,1 is also displayed but not in the terminal
AT^STGR=0,0,1,7
OK
Please Help! I am stuck!
We have a web application where sometimes the request are broken on irregular basis and only using the Firefox browser the error that comes up is :
SSL_ERROR_BAD_MAC_READ
-12273
"SSL received a record with an incorrect Message Authentication Code."
One customer claimes that they have this error about every 3 minutes but the others doesn't have this problem, but the other customers have this problem only a few times.
Any idea how find out the source of that problem?
I browsed a little through the Firefox code and found that
if (NSS_SecureMemcmp(mac, pBuf, macLen) != 0) {
/* MAC's didn't match... */
SSL_DBG(("%d: SSL[%d]: mac check failed, seq=%d",
SSL_GETPID(), ss->fd, ss->sec.rcvSequence));
PRINT_BUF(1, (ss, "computed mac:", mac, macLen));
PRINT_BUF(1, (ss, "received mac:", pBuf, macLen));
PORT_SetError(SSL_ERROR_BAD_MAC_READ);
rv = SECFailure;
goto cleanup;
}
Obviously it is possible to see what was the received mac and what was the computed mac...anyone know where those logs are in FF or maybe I should enable some logging in FF?
Where can I find the logs for this in Firefox?
We upgraded openSSL to the latest version available for our platform, and it worked. The problem is gone, so it was probably a bug in the openSSL implementation.
This could be an issue with SSL implementation you are using. MAC is like hash of the ssl packet transferred. If the ssl packet is not flushed properly by the implementation (eating some byes or not flushing completely) you will see these kind of issues.
I opened the cmd window and used the ipconfig /flushdns command while FF was closed. I reopened it and I was able to access the URL successfully.