PDU to Text / String
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Hi, I am reading inbox sms messages from gsm mobile some messages are being received by following format. Please let me know, how may I convert this into text / string to read easily?
050003B60201AE65F6F8DD2E83E86F50D5FC769743206919CECE83EE693A1A146BCD40F437685E17CFC7F2B4B80CA2A3CBA079596E4F8FCBA0B719549583C6E8777A5C063DA5207919CECE83EE693A1A749A56852750DA0CCABFEBA07B7A8E06D1DFA0795D3C1FCBD3E23288FE0685D96CD0DB0CA2A3CBED9022D6AA52EBEEF21C040049E72E506C450DE35F
Thank you (Riaz)
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Hi, I am reading inbox sms messages from gsm mobile some messages are being received by following format. Please let me know, how may I convert this into text / string to read easily?
050003B60201AE65F6F8DD2E83E86F50D5FC769743206919CECE83EE693A1A146BCD40F437685E17CFC7F2B4B80CA2A3CBA079596E4F8FCBA0B719549583C6E8777A5C063DA5207919CECE83EE693A1A749A56852750DA0CCABFEBA07B7A8E06D1DFA0795D3C1FCBD3E23288FE0685D96CD0DB0CA2A3CBED9022D6AA52EBEEF21C040049E72E506C450DE35F
Thank you (Riaz)
I do not know the structure of SMS messages, but I'm sure Google can find it for you. However, the above looks like hexadecimal so you just need to convert it to normal bytes.
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I do not know the structure of SMS messages, but I'm sure Google can find it for you. However, the above looks like hexadecimal so you just need to convert it to normal bytes.
I wonder what "normal bytes" are, they all look the same to me... :-D
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I wonder what "normal bytes" are, they all look the same to me... :-D
Luc Pattyn [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum
I changed it from "characters" as that seemed wrong; how would you describe it?
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I changed it from "characters" as that seemed wrong; how would you describe it?
I'd say it looks like some kind of encoding; half of the hex values shown are above 0x80, so it sure isn't just ASCII characters. Our friend Google would know, as you said. :)
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I'd say it looks like some kind of encoding; half of the hex values shown are above 0x80, so it sure isn't just ASCII characters. Our friend Google would know, as you said. :)
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I meant rather "convert to ???". I know it's just a HEX representation of some message, and I also know that SMS messages contain lots of odd bits of information.