Does TelecomsXChange SMS Exchange supports concatenated messages ?
Yes, TelecomsXChange supports sending concatenated messages, using message_payload , UDH and dynamically.
Incase you get a failure on a seller when using message_payload or sending a long message normally in short_message, we recommend you send using UDH.
Sellers Support only UDH for concatenated messages:
- Mitto
- Monty
Sellers that do not require UDH for concatenated messages:
- InfoBip
UDH Guide:
On SMPP:submit_sm the UDHI (User Data Header Indicator) in the esm_class parameter :
esm_class = 0x40 x1xxxxxx is set in the esm_class field to indicate udhi is true
The concatenation UDH values are inserted at the start of the message body.
For example:
Message 1 (UDH+153 chars length message):
esm_class = 0x40 x1xxxxxx
short_message = 0x05 0x00 0x03 0x05 0x02 0x01 Barcelona are to appeal against Uefa's proposal to ban Andres Iniesta for an additional Champions League match for allegedly provoking a yellow card.The
Message 2 (UDH+rest of the message):
esm_class = 0x40 x1xxxxxx
short_message = 0x05 0x00 0x03 0x05 0x02 0x02 26-year-old Spain midfielder was booked in the quarter-final against Shakhtar Donetsk, meaning he missed the return leg but would then be available.
Concatenation UDH structure:
Byte | Description |
---|---|
05 | Length of UDH (5 bytes) |
00 | Indicator for concatenated message |
03 | Subheader Length (3 bytes) |
XX | message identification - can be any hexadecimal number but needs to match the UDH Reference Number of all concatenated SMS |
YY | Number of pieces of the concatenated message |
ZZ | Sequence number (used by the mobile to concatenate the split messages) |
Remark: The maximum number of characters per concatenated message depends on the encoding:
- 153 characters for 7-bit encoding (e.g. Latin-1/9 and GSM8)
- 134 characters for 8-bit encoding (Binary)
- 67 characters for 16-bit encoding (Unicode)