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-Terminated SMS tests.
3 of 3
of the
Call Control
menu is displayed.
Short Message Service
), go to SMS Control menu.
Mobile-Term SMS Parameters
). The Mobile-Terminated SMS Parameters menu appears.
Service
to
Point To Point
for point-to-point SMS tests, or set the
Service
to
Broadcast
for broadcast SMS tests.
Close Menu
) to go back to the SMS Control menu. The parameters you've set in step 5 are displayed in the Mobile-Terminated SMS Info window. See
Mobile-Terminated SMS Info
for details.
Create/Edit Message
) on the SMS Control menu. The Create/Edit menu appears.
Message Source
). You can select either
ASCII
or
HEX
data entry format.
Clear Message
).
Message Source
(
F3
) in step 2, the
F1
softkey is labeled as either
Enter/Edit SMS ASCII Message
or
Enter/Edit SMS Hex Message
. Press the
F1
, the Enter/Edit SMS Message menu for the selected message source appears.
ASCII
is selected in the
Message Source
(
F3
).
A-Z
and then press the knob. Select the
L
and then
Done
by using the knob.
a-z
and then press the knob. Select the
e
,
t
,
s
,
space
,
h
,
a
,
v
,
e
,
space
,
l
,
u
,
n
,
c
,
h
,
a
,
t
,
space
, and then
Done by using the knob
.
0-9
and then press the knob. Select the
1
,
2
,
0
,
0
,
.
(period) and then
Done
by using the knob.
Character Index
and then press the knob. Turn the knob counterclockwise until the caret (^) is positioned at the 2 or current Character Index value is 20, then press the knob. Turn the knob to highlight the
Other Characters
and then press the knob. Select the
:
(colon) and then
Done
by using the knob.
Character Index
and then press the knob. Turn the knob counterclockwise until the caret (^) is positioned at the character t or current Character Index value is 2, then press the knob. Turn the knob to highlight the
Other Characters
and then press the knob. Select the ' (apostrophe) and then
Done
by using the knob.
Edit Command
and then select Delete or Backspace command.
Close Menu
). Now, you've finished the message contents editing.
Message Repeat
(
F4
) to repeat the message contents you've entered. See
Set Message Repeat
for details. You will notice that the
Message Length
in Mobile-Terminated SMS Info window varies with the
Message Repeat
(
F4
) setting. The repeats of the message contents are not shown in
Mobile-Terminated Message
window.
Return
) to go back to the SMS Control menu. Now, you are ready to send a short message to the mobile station.You can send a short message to the mobile station whether it is idle or engaged in a voice or data call. The test set provides three methods for your choice (see Sending an SMS Message to the Mobile Station for details):
3 of 3
of the
Call Control
menu is displayed.
Short Message Service
), go to
SMS Control
menu.
2 of 2
of the
SMS Control
menu.
Originate Call
).
Connected
in the
Active Cell
field.All of the tests as specified in the CDG Stage 2 8.1 Mobile Station Terminated SMS Tests and 8.3 Broadcast 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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8.1 Mobile Station Terminated SMS Tests
(for all 8.1x tests, set the |
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In STEP C, use method 1 to send the short message to the mobile station. |
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8.1.2 SMS Delivery Procedures when Message Too Large for Paging Channel |
In STEP C, use method 2 to send the short message to the mobile station.
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In STEP C, use method 3 to send the short message to the mobile station. |
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In STEP C, use method 2 and 3 to send the short message to the mobile station.
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8.1.6 SMS Delivery Error - Mobile Station Short Message Buffer Full |
Repeat the general procedure (with any method) to send a number of messages to the mobile station (typically 100 messages) until "35 Destination resource shortage" appears on the |
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After the procedure, you should see that the number of the voice mail messages on the mobile station screen is what you've set for the tests. |
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You can perform the tests with the mobile station #1 which is configured to receive broadcast SMS first, then do the same tests on mobile station #2 which is not configured to receive broadcast SMS. Verify that both mobile stations shall display broadcast message (Emergency). Mobile station #1 shall display broadcast message (Normal) but mobile station #2 does not. All received broadcast messages shall be correct and complete. |