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WWAN_SMS_CDMA_ENCODING enumeration (wwan.h)

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The WWAN_SMS_CDMA_ENCODING enumeration lists the different SMS CDMA encoding formats that are supported by the MB device.

Syntax

typedef enum _WWAN_SMS_CDMA_ENCODING {
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingOctet,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingEpm,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncoding7BitAscii,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingIa5,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingUnicode,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingShiftJis,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingKorean,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingLatinHebrew,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingLatin,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingGsm7Bit,
  WwanSmsCdmaEncodingMax
} WWAN_SMS_CDMA_ENCODING, *PWWAN_SMS_CDMA_ENCODING;

Constants

 
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingOctet
The message uses octet encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingEpm
The message uses EPM encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncoding7BitAscii
The message uses 7-bit ASCII encoding. The encoded message is represented in bytes per character.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingIa5
The message uses IA5 encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingUnicode
The message uses Unicode encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingShiftJis
The message uses shifted JIS encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingKorean
The message uses Korean encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingLatinHebrew
The message uses Latin Hebrew encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingLatin
The message uses Latin encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingGsm7Bit
The message uses 7-bit GSM encoding.
WwanSmsCdmaEncodingMax
The total number of supported SMS CDMA encoding formats.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client Available in Windows 7 and later versions of Windows.
Header wwan.h (include Wwan.h)

See also

WWAN_SMS_CDMA_RECORD

WWAN_SMS_SEND_CDMA