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Originally Posted by KiberGus
I don't know about 1)
2 Fpp. I missed that Marshall Banana's comment. I dislike patching, so fixing the problem is a more preferred way. But sujjected fix would break all other encodings, so we need to understand:
1) Is this reply standard complient
2) Does it work with other phones
3) How they understand, what encoding is used
4) How to include this fix without breaking everything.
I'm sure about 2), as I've done it on a Nokia E71 with no problems. *144# is the balance check for a well-known French provider, so it's widely used.
How can I give you information about 3), so you can think about 4) ?... :-)
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2010-02-05
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Originally Posted by shamoni8
EDIT:
do i have to use the pad? what if i don't want it?
I installed the widget #674# works #225# works. But #646# for minutes gives me error.
And also dialing pad when I launch it nothing happens it gets closed by itself
any ideas?
Last edited by patt2k; 2010-02-05 at 18:36.
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2010-02-05
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#224
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Originally Posted by patt2k
I've got an idea. You got error. 5 symbols. That's all I know.
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I installed the widget #674# works #225# works. But #646# for minutes gives me error.
any ideas?
P.S. Would users be happy, it diagnostics would be printed to to console, where they can look for it when they need, but on widget itself, making widget grow for a desktop or two?
P.P.S. All posts like "I've got error" without description of error would be ignored.
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2010-02-05
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#225
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Originally Posted by patt2k
if two codes work, clearly widget does its job. problem is caused somewhere else. one make sure its a valid code for ur operstor. second if code is valid, is ur parser | regexp empty or not?
EDIT:
I installed the widget #674# works #225# works. But #646# for minutes gives me error.
And also dialing pad when I launch it nothing happens it gets closed by itself
any ideas?
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2010-02-05
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#226
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Originally Posted by niqbal
Yes they are empty (though I have no idea how to make % sign on N900)
if two codes work, clearly widget does its job. problem is caused somewhere else. one make sure its a valid code for ur operstor. second if code is valid, is ur parser | regexp empty or not?
what would I need to fill there?
646 is for minutes
225 for t mobile balance
674 for txt messages used
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2010-02-05
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#227
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Originally Posted by patt2k
If the other codes are working so should #646# code. Maybe it was tmobile at that time, did u try it at a later time?
Yes they are empty (though I have no idea how to make % sign on N900)
what would I need to fill there?
646 is for minutes
225 for t mobile balance
674 for txt messages used
btw just for the heck of it, use terminal modem for this code rather than widget and see if u get an error. need rootsh for this
$ sudo gainroot
$ pnatd
at+cusd=1,"#646#",15
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if u still get an error, blame tmobile. if u get an expected response, right away use widget and see if it works. btw to reach % use Sym key (top left). blue arrow key plus ctrl key
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2010-02-05
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#228
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Originally Posted by niqbal
I can only repeat one more time. Launch widget from command line. This would give more information, about why it doesn't work.
If the other codes are working so should #646# code. Maybe it was tmobile at that time, did u try it at a later time?
btw just for the heck of it, use terminal modem for this code rather than widget and see if u get an error. need rootsh for this
$ sudo gainroot
$ pnatd
at+cusd=1,"#646#",15
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if u still get an error, blame tmobile. if u get an expected response, right away use widget and see if it works. btw to reach % use Sym key (top left). blue arrow key plus ctrl key
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2010-02-05
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#229
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Originally Posted by fpp
OK. We were looking on a wrong documentation, a bit. As far as we use AT commands, we need GSM 07.07 - Main AT commands and Annex A from GSM 07.05 - Additional AT commands (SMS and CBS). Can be downloaded from http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/GSM#GS...in_AT_commands
I don't know about 1)
I'm sure about 2), as I've done it on a Nokia E71 with no problems. *144# is the balance check for a well-known French provider, so it's widely used.
How can I give you information about 3), so you can think about 4) ?... :-)
I didn't understood how decoding should be done correctly and where did we made mistakes, but now I know how to check, if user has left ussd menu.
Update: According to documentation cp850 can not be used in ussd reply (at least with dsc field 15). On the other hand, our implementation shouldn't work at all, because we expect (and we get!) 8 bit encoding, while we should get 7 bit encoding. I would appreciate, if you try running these commands in pnatd:
at+cmgf=1
at+cscs="IRA"
at+cusd=1,"<your USSD number>",15
They should produce a lot of digits instead of human readable reply.
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#230
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Originally Posted by niqbal
If the other codes are working so should #646# code. Maybe it was tmobile at that time, did u try it at a later time?
btw just for the heck of it, use terminal modem for this code rather than widget and see if u get an error. need rootsh for this
$ sudo gainroot
$ pnatd
at+cusd=1,"#646#",15
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if u still get an error, blame tmobile. if u get an expected response, right away use widget and see if it works. btw to reach % use Sym key (top left). blue arrow key plus ctrl key
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To find out, why it doesn't work, start if from X-terminal, as it was described above many times.