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Some networks require registration; this is typically done by sending “register” to a short code. Registration is required so that the service provider knows to deliver incoming messages as text, rather than as speech.
If any doubt exists as to the exact incoming number, replace the last few digits of the number with *. Used on its own without any preceding digits will cause the Z-text modem to answer all incoming calls, including calls that are not incoming text messages.
Clicking on a hyper linked Country will open that service provider's web page for Fixed Line SMS in a new window. Our troubleshooting guide gives guidance on checking lines for compatibility.
Notes Bizzyline Whilst the Bizzyline outgoing number is classed as premium rate, it will allow you to send to mobiles overseas, which the BT service will not. Messages sent via the Bizzyline service will be received with the senders number shown as 07786 201010. To reply, the fixed line number must be inserted between hashes within the message, for example, #01234 123456#. NTL NTL is an amalgamation of the original UK individual cable TV regional franchises, as a result, different types of telephone exchanges exist around the UK. Some of these exchanges do not support Caller ID, so it is only possible to receive messages as speech. It maybe possible to use the BT settings in some areas, our troubleshooting guide gives guidance on checking individual lines for compatibility. Sweden You can send to all mobile networks, receiving due Summer 2006. DTMF Caller ID Holland, Sweden, and other countries with DTMF Caller ID require the AT+NCLI=1 command added to the initialisation string in the Z-text advanced settings, or issued from Hyper Terminal. This only needs to be done once. |