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1046 Matrix ETERNITY NE System Manual
SMS Gateway
The SMS Gateway feature of SARVAM UCS enables you to send/receive messages to/from individuals, selective
groups or masses using the Mobile Port of SARVAM UCS.
SARVAM UCS allows you to register multiple SMPP Clients (Software Applications used for sending/receiving
messages) with SARVAM UCS. SARVAM UCS functions as an SMPP Server. These Clients can send/receive
messages using the Mobile port/s of SARVAM UCS.
The messages are sent using the Short Message Peer to Peer Protocol (SMPP Version 3.4). Using this encoding,
it is possible to send up to 160 7-bit characters in one message, in the GSM network.
To use this feature you must purchase the SMS Gateway License. Refer to the topic “License
Management” to know more.
How it works
For this feature to work, you must have
• SMS Gateway license.
• SMPP Clients installed on a computer connected in the same LAN as SARVAM UCS.
• configure the required parameters in the SMPP Clients to register itself with SARVAM UCS.
• define the Mobile port through which the messages are to be sent/received in the SMPP Clients.
• configure the SMPP Client parameters in SARVAM UCS.
This is how SARVAM UCS SMS Gateway works,
• On successful registration of the SMPP Client with SARVAM UCS, a binding is established between the
SMPP Client and SARVAM UCS.
• The SMPP Client can bind itself with SARVAM UCS as a Receiver, Transmitter or Transceiver.
• As a Transmitter, the SMPP Client will only be able to send messages using the Mobile port of
SARVAM UCS.
• As a Receiver, the SMPP Client will only be able to receive messages from the Mobile port of SARVAM
UCS.
• As a Transceiver, the SMPP Client will be able to send and receive messages from the Mobile port of
SARVAM UCS.
• The SMPP Client sends all the information required to send an SMS— the message content, the
destination mobile number and the mobile port through which the message is to be sent to SARVAM
UCS— in the Protocol Data Unit (PDU) format.
• The message will be sent to the destination number through the Mobile port, if it is idle or in speech. The
message will be sent using the SMS Center Number configured for that port.
• If the Mobile Port is in any other state, the SMS will not be sent.
• If the Mobile port is disabled/unregistered, the messages will not be sent.

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