Friday, 15 August 2014

parsing - Type-of-address of the sender number (SMS) -


I would like to know what kind of sender number is type-off-address for example , 91 type-off-address in pdu below: 9742020096F6400B 91 9742039333F7

91 means the format of the international phone number and I will add + before this number, sometimes I need to type-off-address Have to face such as D0 , C8 and so on. So what do they mean? Where can I find information about this? Thanks in advance.

- Update -

I got a program called PDUspy . It can recognize type-off-address . So I have found that D0 - alpha (ACS TS 03.38) and the number is shown as text, for example Nikolas . C8 - Customer number . But what do they mean and how to parse these numbers on the basis of these types?

TON / NPI information can be found in section 9.1.2.5. Address value (phone number) is left BCD coded, it is compounded with optional 'F', it is also swapped and then swapped.

An example of parsing the SDU proactive command of the APUU data)

  D0 16 81 03 06 13 01 82 02 81 83 Bb01 00 81 81 F 7 00 F2 02 70 6C Proactive SIM Command - Send Short Message - GSM Mode [D] Order Details Tag [81] Length: 03 Command Number: 06 Command Type: Short Message Command Qualifier Send: 01H 0000 0001 ( SMS packing required by me) Device Identification Tag [82] Length: 02 Source Device: SIM Destination Device: Network SA Ms TPDI Tag [0b] Length: 0B TP-MTI: Send / Submit TP-RD: To accept SC-SMMIT TP-VPF, direct: TP-VP field does not exist TP-RP: TP-North Path Parameter TP- ISDN / Telephone Number Plan Advertising Cost: "007" TP-PID: 00 TP-DCS: F2 TP-UDL: 02 TP-UD: "PL"    

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