This section is applicable to the lab application and to a test application with the required feature license.
:This section describes general procedures for Mobile-Originated SMS tests. You can send an SMS message from the mobile station to the test set via the R-ACH (reverse access channel) or the R-Traffic (reverse traffic) channel. The test set supports receiving an SMS message in the following three ways (see Receiving SMS Messages Sent from the Mobile Station for the differences).
3 of 3
of the
Call Control
menu is displayed.
Short Message Service
). The Short Message Service Information screen appears.
SMS Support
to
Disabled
.
Clear SMS Info/Status
). See
Clearing the SMS Info/Status
.
3 of 3
of the
Call Control
menu is displayed.
Short Message Service
). The Short Message Service Information screen appears.
SMS Support
to
Disabled
.
Connected
in the
Active Cell
field.
3 of 3
of the
Call Control
menu is displayed.
Short Message Service
). The Short Message Service Information screen appears.
SMS Support
to
Disabled
.
3 of 3
of the
Call Control
menu is displayed.
Short Message Service
), go to SMS Control menu.
Mobile-Orig SMS Parameters
). The Mobile-Originated SMS Parameters menu appears.
Close Menu
) key to go back to the SMS Control menu.All of the tests as specified in the CDG Stage 2 8.2 Mobile Station Originated SMS Tests can follow the General Procedure . The special settings required for each test are listed in the Mobile-Terminated SMS Tests
Specific Setting Required for the Test During the General Procedure |
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Use method 1 to send the short message from the mobile station to the test set. |
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8.2.2 SMS Delivery when Message too large for Access Channel |
Use method 1 to attempt to send a long message from the mobile station to the test set and expect an error "CDMA call processing error; service option and radio configuration change failed due to MS messaging" prompted by the test set. Then try to use the method 2 to send this long message and make sure that the message is successfully received by the test set. |
Use method 3 to send the short message from the mobile station to the test set. |
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Use method 1 or 2. In step 7, follow the procedure Set up the Mobile-Originated SMS parameters and: |
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Use method 1 or 2. In step 7, follow the procedure Set up the Mobile-Originated SMS parameters and: |
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Use method 1 or 2. In step 7, follow the procedure Set up the Mobile-Originated SMS parameters and: |