Telit Wireless Solutions GM882 - Manual (Page 22)

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There are two types of EMS objects...
...that is, the predefined objects and the user-defined objects.
The former are sent from one phone to another as a code that has been defined
by the EMS standard and only take up a very small amount of space within the
message itself and these objects are reproduced by the addressee’s phone
according to the interpretation that the manufacturer gives them.
The user-defined objects are not coded by the EMS standard and are therefore
sent complete. Result: they take up more space within the message, but on the
other hand, there is an accurate reproduction of the original version on the
addressee’s phone.
Sending a message
After you have edited a message, confirm it with

.
Then insert the addressee’s phone number, confirm it again with

and
choose, from the menu viewed, if you want to:
• Check the preview of the message, as the addressee will view it, to see if
the text and the images are exactly as you want them (this feature is
available if you inserted an Ems object in your message)
• Send the message
• Store the message.If you store the message, you can retrieve it and send it
again, to various addressees.
• Send & Store the message
• Go back to the text editor to Edit the message
• Check and modify the SMS Parameters (see “SMS parameters” on
page 18)
Reading a message
When your Gm882 receives a message it emits a short tone or vibration (you
can set this in the relative menu – ) and the symbol
!
will be viewed on the
display.
To read the new message, move the joystick to enable the quick menu and
press it when the first icon at the top of the display is selected (
!
Read SMS).
This way the list of unread messages is viewed.
Select the one you want to read by moving the
joystick and press it to read the text.
While you are reading the text of an SMS, by pressing the key

you have
access to the Options menu which allows you to:
1 Get number: you can extract one of the numbers from the message (i.e the
phone number of the sender, or a number that’s written in the message) to
call them (pressing

) or save them in the phonebook (pressing the
joystick).
2 Reply to the message you are reading
3 Delete the message.
4 Forward the message to another person.