Command line interface

Syntax: SMSDeliverer.exe [/option1 <arg1> <arg2> ...] [/Option2 <arg1> <arg2> ...] ...

Description: All options begin with '/'. They are case insensitive. if one of parameters include space it should be within double quotations.

Available Command Line Options

/Start

/Stop

/Exit

/Compose

/Batchsend <filename>

/Queue <n> /Flash /Prior

/Stop

Meaning: stop sending and receiving SMS
Example: SMSDeliverer.exe /stop

/Exit

Meaning: exit appliation Example: SMSDeliverer.exe /exit

/Compose <PhoneNumber>|<PhoneListFile> <Message>|<Message File>

Meaning: Compose new SMS to the outbox.
Note:<PhoneListFile> contains list of phone numbers, one number per line.

Example 1. Send SMS to a phone number.
SMSDeliverer.exe /Compose 8615029751639 "Hello World"

Example 2. Send SMS to a list of phone numbers stored in a text file.
SMSDeliverer.exe /Compose c:\phonelist.txt "Hello World"

Example 4. Send to a particular phone number with content stored in a text file.
SMSDeliverer.exe /Compose 8615029751639 c:\smscontent.txt

Example 5. Send to a list of phone numbers with content stored in a text file.
SMSDeliverer.exe /Compose c:\PhoneNum.txt c:\content.txt

/Queue <n>

Meaning: Specify which queue to go, where n is from 0-5. Works with /Compose and /Batchsend option.

Example 1. Compose a single SMS and put it into queue 1. SMSDeliverer.exe /Compose 8615029751639 "Hello World." /Queue 0

Example 2. Send message from a CSV file and specify priority and flash. SMSDeliverer.exe /Batchsend C:\Outbox.csv /Queue 0 /flash /prior Note: please checked 'option->queue->enable queues at outbox' before you use this feaure.

/Batchsend <csvfilename>

Meaning: Send SMS from a CSV file
Example: SMSDeliverer.exe /Bacthsend c:\phonelistandmessages.csv
Note: There are two columns in the CSV file. First is for phone number and second is for message content.

Note:

<Message> argument : If message content is passed directly in the argument, these characters need to be encoded:
" Double Quote -> //22
LF Line Feed -> //0A
CR Carriage Return -> //0D