Structure contains parameters for message to be encoded
- Parameters
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| pMessageSize[IN/OUT] |
- Upon input, specifies the total number of bytes that the given pMessage buffer can hold (a buffer of length 240 is recommended).Upon successful output, specifies the length of the constructed message placed in the pMessage buffer (in bytes)
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| pMessage[OUT] | - The constructed raw message |
| messageId[IN] |
- The message reference number for this message. This value should be incremented for every message the host application sends
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| pDestAddr[IN] |
- Gives NULL-terminated ASCII String containing a destination address.International number will be prepended with a '+' character
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| pCallbackAddr[IN] |
- Gives NULL-terminated ASCII String containing a callback address.International number will be prepended with a '+' character
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| textMsgLength[IN] |
- Number of UCS2 characters in the text message(excluding NULL)
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| pTextMsg[IN] |
- Text message to be encoded
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| pPriority[IN](optional | parameter)
- Gives the priority of the outgoing message: 0 - normal (default if NULL pointer is given) 1 - interactive 2 - urgent 3 - emergency 64 - 64 is decoded value for URGENT VZAM Support interactive. 128 - 128 is decoded value for URGENT VZAM Support urgent. 192 - 128 is decoded value for URGENT VZAM Support emergency.
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| pEncodingAlphabet[IN/OUT](optional | parameter)
- Upon input, specifies the alphabet the text message should be encoded in 0 - 8bit ASCII (not supported at this time) 1 - IS91EP (not supported at this time) 2 - 7bit ASCII (default if NULL pointer is given) 3 - IA5 (not supported at this time) 4 - unicode (not supported at this time) 5 - shift JIS (not supported at this time) 6 - korean (not supported at this time) 7 - latin hebrew (not supported at this time) 8 - latin (not supported at this time) 9 - GSM 7 bit default Upon successful output, specifies the alphabet used to encode the message.
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| pRelValidity[IN](optional | parameter)
- Gives the relative validity period of the outgoing message 0 - Set Relative validity to 11 1 - Set Relative validity to 71 2 - Set Relative validity to 167 3 - Set Relative validity to 169 4 - Set Relative validity to 171 Values have the following meanings: 0 to 143: validity period = (value + 1)* 5 minutes 144 to 167: validity period = 12 hours + (value - 143)*30 minutes 168 to 196: validity period = (value - 166) * 1 day 197 to 244: validity period = (value - 192) * 1 week 245: validity period = indefinite
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Currently only encoding of 7bit ASCII messages is supported.
