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dan kol Unregistered guest |
hi, i'm trying to send picture message to Nokia 6100 Nokia 6360 with no succsess i'm using the web interface with the following params: OTA Bitmap - 47494638396148000E00F00100000000FFFFFF21F90400000002002C0000000048000E000002878C 8F06A01C9BDE812E5AB4EADD29D36C798EC64D155472E8C3AC5D478E8AF9B564DA80EC6DEEAE2C99 B076331C4D3454AD34C0137369F4895C9727A638CA9E8AB8A92EE5BD069B3A1055398D5A85E49C3B D8BDF142E9484B88591B6D4870B89AC33734E7278666560723F81565D747F7E57406D7D3E8E8C583 A8E901D960598509FAF3D7895300003B the msg did not recevied to the devices the logs was : 2004-05-14 23:49:34,SAR-+97258489665-74-2-1.req,127.0.0.1,+97258489665,OK -- nokia Modem,Binary=1;DCS=F5;UDH=0B00037402010504158A158A;Data=3000000264640200B0474946 38396148000E00F00100000000FFFFFF21F90400000002002C0000000048000E000002878C8F06A0 1C9BDE812E5AB4EADD29D36C798EC64D155472E8C3AC5D478E8AF9B564DA80EC6DEEAE2C99B07633 1C4D3454AD34C0137369F4895C9727A638CA9E8AB8A92EE5BD069B3A1055398D5A85E49C 10x, Dan. | |||
Anunimus Unregistered guest |
i use 2 have the same poroblem but i got the message to the device nokia 6100 but i got only the text | |||
Bryce Norwood - NowSMS Support Board Administrator Username: Bryce Post Number: 2632 Registered: 10-2002 |
Are you sure that is an OTA bitmap? it doesn't have the correct header bytes for an OTA bitmap. How did you create the file? Is it perhaps a standard bitmap (BMP) file? I just did a test, and I can see that the file is in fact a standard monochrome BMP file. The Nokia OTA Bitmap format is something different. Download a copy of the ImageMagick libraries at ImageMagick.com, and the "convert" utility in the binaries can convert from a standard BMP to an OTA Bitmap file pretty easily. Just run: CONVERT filename.bmp filename.otb The ".otb" file will be the OTA bitmap data. Then you can use hex2file to convert it to a hex string. If you follow this procedure, you should end up with the following data for your example above: 00480E01000CCC08D00001C000001F780F90000630000031B00830491EEC00007CE00DF09216E400 01FEC007109230E20003FF8004309267120003FE0007F0924F3B0001FE0002185267390001810003 F80A20C30000BF8003FC013DDA0000184003F7F01DDC000003F007C478081800000FFC077DFC0730 000007FC03C3FC01C000 I tried sending that out to my phone, and it worked fine. -bn |