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GAMMU-DETECT(1) 						       Gammu							   GAMMU-DETECT(1)

NAME

       gammu-detect - Gammu device detection

       New in version 1.28.95.

SYNOPSIS

       gammu-detect [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION

       Script to detect available devices, which might be suitable for gammu.

       Note   This program lists all devices, which might be suitable, it does not do any probing on devices them self.

       Currently it supports following devices:

       o USB devices using udev

       o Serial ports using udev

       o Serial ports on Windows

       o Bluetooth devices using Bluez

       Note   Supported  devices  depend on platform you are using and compiled in features. You can find out what is actually compiled in by run-
	      ning gammu-detect -v.

       This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (--). A summary of options  is  included
       below.

       -h, --help
	      Show summary of options.

       -d, --debug
	      Show debugging output for detecting devices.

       -v, --version
	      Show version information and compiled in features.

       -u, --no-udev
	      Disables scanning of udev.

       -b, --no-bluez
	      Disables scanning using Bluez.

       -w, --no-win32-serial
	      Disables scanning of Windows serial ports.

OUTPUT

       The  output  of	gammu-detect is configuration file for Gammu (see gammurc) with configuration section for every device which might be used
       with gammu.

       Note   You can choose which section to use in gammu by gammu -s.

       When invoked as gammu-detect -d, also all examined devices are listed as comments in the output.

EXAMPLE

       ; Configuration file generated by gammu-detect.
       ; Please check The Gammu Manual for more information.

       [gammu]
       device = /dev/ttyACM0
       name = Nokia E52
       connection = at

       [gammu1]
       device = /dev/ttyACM1
       name = Nokia E52
       connection = at

       [gammu2]
       device = /dev/ttyS0
       name = Phone on serial port 0
       connection = at

       [gammu3]
       device = /dev/ttyS1
       name = Phone on serial port 1
       connection = at

       [gammu4]
       device = /dev/ttyS2
       name = Phone on serial port 2
       connection = at

       [gammu5]
       device = /dev/ttyS3
       name = Phone on serial port 3
       connection = at

       [gammu6]
       device = 5C:57:C8:BB:BB:BB
       name = Nokia E52
       connection = bluephonet

AUTHOR

       Michal iha <michal@cihar.com>

COPYRIGHT

       2009-2012, Michal iha <michal@cihar.com>

1.31.90 							 February 24, 2012						   GAMMU-DETECT(1)

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GAMMU-SMSD-INJECT(1)						       Gammu						      GAMMU-SMSD-INJECT(1)

NAME

       gammu-smsd-inject - Inject messages into queue of SMS daemon for Gammu

SYNOPSIS

       gammu-smsd-inject [OPTION]... MESSAGETYPE RECIPIENT [MESSAGE_PARAMETER]...

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the gammu-smsd-inject command.

       gammu-smsd-inject is a program that enqueues message in Gammu SMS Daemon, which will be later sent by the daemon using connected GSM modem.

       Support	for this program depends on features available in currently used SMSD service backend, however currently it is supported by all of
       them.

       Program accepts following options (please note that long options might be not accepted on some platforms):

       -h, --help
	      Shows help.

       -v, --version
	      Shows version information and compiled in features.

       -c, --config=file
	      Configuration file to use, default is /etc/gammu-smsdrc, on Windows there is no default and configuration file path has to be always
	      specified.

       -l, --use-log
	      Use logging as configured in config file.

       -L, --no-use-log
	      Do not use logging as configured in config file (default).

       For description of message types and their parameters, please check documentation for gammu savesms.

EXAMPLES

       To check it out, you need to have configuration file for SMSD, see gammu-smsdrc for more details about it.

       Inject text message up to standard 160 chars:

       echo "All your base are belong to us" | gammu-smsd-inject TEXT 123456

       or

       gammu-smsd-inject TEXT 123456 -text "All your base are belong to us"

       Inject long text message:

       echo "All your base are belong to us" | gammu-smsd-inject TEXT 123456 -len 400

       or

       gammu-smsd-inject TEXT 123456 -len 400 -text "All your base are belong to us"

       or

       gammu-smsd-inject EMS 123456 -text "All your base are belong to us"

       Inject some funky message with predefined sound and animation from 2 bitmaps:

       gammu-smsd-inject EMS 123456 -text "Greetings" -defsound 1 -text "from Gammu" -tone10 axelf.txt -animation 2 file1.bmp file2.bmp

       Inject protected message with ringtone:

       gammu-smsd-inject EMS 123456 -protected 2 -variablebitmaplong ala.bmp -toneSElong axelf.txt -toneSE ring.txt

AUTHOR

       Michal iha <michal@cihar.com>

COPYRIGHT

       2009-2012, Michal iha <michal@cihar.com>

1.31.90 							 February 24, 2012					      GAMMU-SMSD-INJECT(1)
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