User`s guide
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16 Using the mobile phone
16.1 Prepare the mobile phone
In order to use the mobile phone to send messages to the iSeries, follow
these steps if you have not yet used the message function.
Verify that the short message centre address is registered on the mobile
phone.
The telephone should send messages as text.
Send a message to your own GSM number to verify the function. If it
does not arrive, or if a related question arises, consult your GSM
operator’s help desk.
16.2 Sending messages to the iSeries
Consult the telephone manual on how to use the mobile phone for messages
editing and sending, the procedure varies between different types.
Functions on the mobile can often be reached using different methods i.e.
following a menu tree, or direct selection of a function by using a ”shortcut
command”.
By reading your telephone manual carefully, you will be able to use the
phone in the most effective way.
When messages are sent to the iSeries, the command codes described in
the configuration section are used.
Command codes can be followed by parameters. Separate the command
code and parameters with a blank or the # sign.
If you are uncertain if messages are waiting for a reply from you, just send a
reply message without any reply text. MidJet GSM Text will return a
message with the original message text, and if not found, an error message.
16.3 Usage examples
This section describes how to use the command codes related to the
example programs. They can be run from a mobile phone, or by using the
simulation program.
16.3.1 Command code ZE, Demonstration error
To use this command, you must first obtain authority to the command in the
Command code file. The iSeries shall be configured to monitor the
QSYSOPR message queue, and the message reply function shall be
enabled. You must also be the receiver of operational messages.
Enter message text ZE and send the message to the iSeries. The iSeries will
submit a job calling the program DEMOERR, which immediately will try
division by zero. The first response will be: