Br.I'm trying to check this a little more and will keep you posted, but I think this is something you need to evaluate.However the M2M-marked is growing, and I think USSD is a good candidate for fast transfer of small amounts of data.To my knowledge the mobile operators in Norway use USSD inbound only; signalling to ValueAddedServices like (prepay, voicemail).Hi,
To my knowledge the usage of USSD signalling requires a gateway - one gateway per mobile operator/network.
The gateway's task is relaying the USSD-codes from the mobile phone to the receiving remote server.
I'm not sure If all mobile operators in the world provide such service.
I have not heard that any USSD-gateways are available for external customers, and if it exists, I'm sure there is a cost of using.
Håkon_______________________________________________2013/10/4 Mark Webb-Johnson <mark@webb-johnson.net>
I'm about to start work on the USSD protocol we had previously discussed. Just a technical evaluation at the moment, to see if this is feasible.
The www.openvehicles.com:6867 development server may go up+down quite frequently for the next month or so, as I try different things. If anyone is using that server for their car, I strongly recommend you switch to tmc.openvehicles.com:6867.
Thanks, Mark.
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