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Do I understand that this device, which runs raspbian, has a cellular modem attached to it and then it runs userland apps for VOIP and sending SMS ? That is to
by rsync 10y ago
Do I understand that this device, which runs raspbian, has a cellular modem attached to it and then it runs userland apps for VOIP and sending SMS ?
That is to say, the baseband chipset is on the add-in modem and you simply interface with the modem on a high level ...
So what is the userland SMS application that will send actual SMS through an attached modem ? Is there some standard GNU "phoneutils" package (I don't think there is) or did the maker of this device whip up something on his own ?
- detaro 10y agoThe modem likely has a serial connection and is sent AT commands, there are a few packages providing tools for that (can be done with many 3G USB dongles as well). One is SMS Server Tools: http://smstools3.kekekasvi.com/ http://smstools3.kekekasvi.com/
- petecox 10y agoDon't quote me on this but there's ofono, used by various incarnations of Meego/Mer/Sailfish etc. In which case, yes, there should be a GTK+ or Qt frontend.
- Nexxxeh 10y agoNo VoIP (yet at least), the audio is handled entirely by the SIM800 at present. The SIM800 is hooked up via the Pi's UART for commands. Not sure about the SMS software, someone on Reddit asked about that too.