[leksiu]

Hi!
Does enybody know how to represent 16 bit reference number for concatenated short message! "CIMD and Smart Messanging" doesn't contain information about it? There is olny information about 8 bit refernece number?
For 16 bit reference we need 2 octets. Is this the same idea like in 16 pport adressing?
For instance, for 1234 and 5678 port, part of UDH (032) looks like this:
05 04 12 34 56 78?
So there is spliting 4 digits into 2 octets! So there is no hex representation in fact!
To represent 8 bit reference we use hex. For instance
10 is in fact 0A!

So, how to represent 16 bit reference?
Any idea?

[auvinent]

Hello!

GSM 03.40 specifies how this should be done. Here is one example that includes eight times the sentence "This is a long message! "

Part one (SUBMIT-PDU)
0051000C915358XXXXXX190000AA9F06080400FB020154747A0E4ACF416110FBED3E83
DAE5F93C7C2E874054747A0E4ACF416110FBED3E83DAE5F93C7C2E874054747A0E4ACF
416110FBED3E83DAE5F93C7C2E874054747A0E4ACF416110FBED3E83DAE5F93C7C2E87
4054747A0E4ACF416110FBED3E83DAE5F93C7C2E874054747A0E4ACF416110FBED3E83
DAE5F93C7C2E874054747A0E4ACF01


Part Two (SUBMIT PDU)
0051000C915358XXXXXX190000AA3106080400FB0202A03088FD769F41EDF27C1E3E97
43202A3A3D07A5E7A03088FD769F41EDF27C1E3E974320


Teemu / Forum Nokia

[paulbrow]

Yes, but check the spex as well to gain a full understanding.

-paul / ForumNokia