1. Install gammu and also gammu-smsd using the terminal, make sure it's connected to the internet. Enter commands in the terminal:
sudo apt-get install gammu gammu-smsd
sudo apt-get install gammu gammu-smsd
2. Open a new tab in the terminal, then enter the command:
dmesg | grep tty
Later a port that will be connected to the modem will appear. If it doesn't appear, maybe the modem hasn't been plugged in or you need to install the modem driver.
This step aims to see whether the modem has been running properly on the computer or not.
3. After successfully installing Gammu. Now we are setting the gammu. Enter the command:
gammu-configwe configure it like this picture
gammu-configwe configure it like this picture
4. If we already know the port that is connected to the modem, fill in the gammu configuration. Namely in the section:
port = / dev / ttyUSB0
ttyUSB0 is adjusted to the results of dmesg | grep tty.
We can leave the connection with at19200, or at115200, or adjust it to the type of modem.
connection = at115200
Our logfile is filled with the path where we want to store the log (or record) of gammu. Suppose we put it in / var / log / gammulog
logfile = / var / log / gammulog
For logformat we just select textall. Later, the record of the gammu application will be in the form of text.
logformat = textall
After that save, and the gammu configuration will be saved in the .gammurc file on the user's home folder that we are using.
~ /. gammurc
port = / dev / ttyUSB0
ttyUSB0 is adjusted to the results of dmesg | grep tty.
We can leave the connection with at19200, or at115200, or adjust it to the type of modem.
connection = at115200
Our logfile is filled with the path where we want to store the log (or record) of gammu. Suppose we put it in / var / log / gammulog
logfile = / var / log / gammulog
For logformat we just select textall. Later, the record of the gammu application will be in the form of text.
logformat = textall
After that save, and the gammu configuration will be saved in the .gammurc file on the user's home folder that we are using.
~ /. gammurc
5. We turn off the gammu-smsd service first. Why ? Because if the service is running, we cannot use the gammu command. Enter the command:
sudo /etc/init.d/gammu-smsd stop
sudo /etc/init.d/gammu-smsd stop
6. We check whether your gamm setting with the modem is correct or not. Enter the command:
sudo gammu --identify
If the identity of the modem that has stuck on our computer appears, the setting is complete.
sudo gammu --identify
If the identity of the modem that has stuck on our computer appears, the setting is complete.
7. We check by trying to send an SMS using the command sudo gammu sendsms TEXT -text nohandphone "fill in the sms". Example:
sudo gammu sendsms TEXT +628135082xxx -text "this is the gammu message from UBUNTU"
If you successfully send an sms, it means that all settings are successful. But if we fail to send an sms, check the port settings in the Gammu configuration. Or repeat the above method from dmesg | grep tty and don't forget to change the port. If all of the ports we have already tried but still fail, try changing the connection.
8. Run the gammu service again
sudo /etc/init.d/gammu-smsd start
sudo gammu sendsms TEXT +628135082xxx -text "this is the gammu message from UBUNTU"
If you successfully send an sms, it means that all settings are successful. But if we fail to send an sms, check the port settings in the Gammu configuration. Or repeat the above method from dmesg | grep tty and don't forget to change the port. If all of the ports we have already tried but still fail, try changing the connection.
8. Run the gammu service again
sudo /etc/init.d/gammu-smsd start
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