Hello Michelle, it supports all modules that accepts standard ETSI AT-GSM commands (so, let's say all of them). Maybe I do not understand the second question, what do you means for Endpoints? If you're talking usb endpoints, you'll need a modem endpoint (that can be seen as a serial port), and (if you need audio, eg not just SMSs but voice calls too) you need an audio endpoint (that can be seen as a soundcard). Many modules and cellphones can be seen as HDSPA or GPRS modems, just check their specs. For audio, if the module/cellphone/modem does not offer an audio usb endpoint (eg cannot be seen as a soundcard) one trick is to connect the headset jack to an usb soundcard (you can find soundcard with for factor like a dongle based on cm-108 chipset for under $10). I'll publish the schema of the cable needed from hadset jack in the phone/module to the usb soundcard). If I have not get what you asked, please explain more your question. -giovanni On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 6:14 PM, Michelle Konzack <linux4michelle@tamay-dogan.net> wrote:
Chiao Giovanni,
thankyoufor you efforts to get this running...
Do you have a list of High-End GSM-Modules?
If not my co-worker and me would develop one but we are not sure, which End-Points we need in the Modem... The biggest problem is, that we need the HD*PA part too, to get the Internet connection.
If I see it right, the "Nokia 76120 classic" has tonns of End-Points and it seems, irt support Data+Voice in the same time...
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening Michelle Konzack Electronic Engineer Tamay Dogan Network Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
Am 2010-01-06 16:59:14, schrieb Giovanni Maruzzelli:
hehehe,
MikeJ, you're right!
I'm taking opportunity from holidays (in Italy we still in holidays until tomorrow), to make ready for testing the endpoint for GSM devices.
Short blurb: - can use as phisical interface high end GSM modules, or gsm modems, or gsm cellphones (with cables) - can send/receive SMSs and voice calls - SMSs generates events - will use standard CHAT api interface for SMSs (like Jingle and sofia/SIMPLE) - will be possible to compile it with sound support and a c++ library for PDU access (for who that wants maximum SMS details plus voice calls) -will be possible to compile it as bare C (no c++) without sound support and without PDU support for maximum embeddability in low end machines (will act as an SMS gateway, sending/receiving SMSs, without voice calls)
will soon be ported to work on windoz too (at the moment, works only on Linux, maybe on *BSD too)
You can see old wikipage (no more reliable, to be thoroughly updated) here: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/GSMopen
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