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Appendix A – Application Programming Interface (API)
Sending a Job to a Slave MultiModem iSMS From Master MultiModem iSMS
You can use the TCP API to distribute the Job Load from Master MultiModem iSMS unit to a slave unit when load
balancing is enabled in the master and with the slaves properly configured.
TCP API format is:
/sendmsg?user=admin&passwd=admin&cat=4&enc=0&priority=2&to="+919844895691","+16
675674532"&text=Here is the test message
The parameters are:
Parameter Description
cat 4
enc Encoding type of the SMS(Range 0 to 3)
0 - SMS text is in ASCII form
1 - SMS text is in Extended ASCII form
2 - SMS text is in hexadecimal form, that is, each hexadecimal value is of 4 digits and each hexadecimal
value is separated by a semi-colon. Example: 0645;0041;0646).
3 - SMS text is in hexadecimal form. However, enc type is given as 3 to indicate to the slave to display in
decimal form as in the input send SMS job.
priority Priority of the SMS Job(Range 1 to 3)
1 - Low Priority
2 - Normal Priority
3 - High Priority
It indicates to the slave the priority of the job and to be handled accordingly.
to The mobile numbers where the SMS is to be delivered.
This number must be given in double quotes. The maximum size of each recipient's number is 50 bytes
text The message text to be sent.
If enc is 0, SMS text is in ASCII.
If enc is 1, SMS text is in Extended ASCII.
If enc is 2 / 3 / 4, SMS text is in hexadecimal form.
Each hexadecimal value is of 4 digits and each hexadecimal value is separated by a semi-colon. Example:
0645;0041;0646)
Spanned SMS is sent as in the input Send SMS job.
Note: An API request from master to slave contains only recipient's numbers. Recipient names and groups are not
supported to make it independent of the Address Book in the slave.
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