If you are using a GSM or GPRS modem to provide SMS service, configure the modem as described in "Configuring a GSM modem." If you are using an Emay gateway, configure the gateway as described in "Configuring an SMS sender."
Connect the GSM modem to the IMC server. If a USB cable is used, make sure the USB to serial driver is correctly installed.
View the COM port on the IMC server.
In this example, the GSM modem is connected to COM4.
Configure SMSC settings.
Click the System tab.
Click the SMSC Settings icon located in the System Configuration area of the System page.
The SMSC Settings page opens.
Select GSM Modem as the sending method, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Selecting the GMS Modem method
In the GSM modem list, click the Modify icon next to the GSM modem named User Access Management.
The Modify SMSC page opens.
Modify the SMSC settings, as shown in Figure 3.
Select COM4 from the Connect Using list.
Select 115200 from the Baudrate list.
Enter your country code in the Country Code field. This example uses 86.
Enter the SMSC number according to your country carriers in the SMSC Number field.
Enter 13800100500 for China Mobile users or 13010112500 for China Unicom users. This example uses 13010112500.
Figure 3: Modifying the SMSC parameters
Click OK.
Click the System tab.
Click the SMSC Settings icon located in the System Configuration area of the System page.
The SMSC Settings page opens.
Select SMS Sender as the sending method, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4: Selecting the SMS Sender method
If an SMS sender has not been configured before, click Register Serial Number.
The Register Serial Number page opens.
Enter the serial number, password, and key provided by the SMS service provider, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5: Registering the SMS sender
Click OK.
Click OK on the SMSC Settings page.
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