Step 1:
Download and configure your SMS system according to
the information provided in the quick start guide!
(read the article on the right)
Step 2:
Purchase a GSM modem from Ozeki:
You can purchase a suitable GSM modem
directly from Ozeki. You just need to
fill the order form.
Step 3:
After you have downloaded and
configured the SMS Gateway,
you can setup automated SMS
notifications by applying one
of the following configurations:
SMS through HTTP requests
SMS from E-mail
SMS from the command line
SMS using txt files
If you are a software developer
you can proceed to adding SMS
functionality to your source code
by clicking on one of the following links:
PHP SMS example
C# SMS example
ASP SMS example
SQL SMS example
Delphi SMS example
If you would like to send
and receive SMS messages from
MS Office applications, please
check out the following links:
Send SMS from MS Excel
Send SMS from MS Outlook
Check out Ozeki SMS Client
Callcenter developers
If you are working on telephone solutions, please check
out the Ozeki VoIP SIP SDK.
It can be used to create: |
Webphone solutions:
- Adobe Flash video phone
- Silverlight video phone
- Web to web calls
- Web to VoIP calls
Custom SIP clients:
- Silverlight SIP VoIP client
- Flash SIP VoIP client
- C# .net SIP VoIP client
- ASP .net SIP VoIP client
- Web based SIP VoIP client
Custom VoIP solutions:
- VoIP SIP softphones
- VoIP call center clients
- VoIP IVR systems
- VoIP predictive dialer systems
- VoIP auto dialer systems
- VoIP call assistant
- VoIP call recording systems
- VoIP intercom solutions
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Sending SMS messages
To compose and send an SMS message, click the Compose
button in the toolbar, which is in the header of the Management Console.
After clicking it, the Compose a text message panel will show up.
Here, select the message type and the service provider connection in the
respective dropdown menus.
Then, enter the recipient phone number in international format (starting
with +) in the To (phone number) edit box.
Compose the message in the Message text edit box.
Click OK when you are finished (Figure 1).
Figure 1 - How to send the first SMS message
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