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May 28, 2013
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QuoteHello Amal,
The message encoding of SMS messages is quite complicated, you can find the full overview in ETSI specification 3GPP TS 23.038.
The specification has a good overview of all the character set options and the 7-bit packing of the SMS messages but it can be a bit overwhelming.
Regards, Henk
12:06 pm
Hi Henk Helmantel,
41010C9119086526290200000C050003010201AEE8B2BC0C0A is exactly decoded as 'Where" in Diafaan website without any garbage in Multipart Englsih SMS
AEE8B2BC0C0A -> Where
can you share me the logic for this?
I have tried manually with 7 bit packed to 8 bit to create 1 byte.
For the first character i.e.,
'W' -> 87 (ASCII VALUE) -> 0x57 (Hex value) -> 1010111 (binary - 7 bit) -> 1010 1110 (Binary 8 bit , 0 added right side , left shift) ->
AE
h -> ?
e -> ?
r -> ?
e -> ?
Please help me to understand the logic behind for Multipart English SMS.
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