After several hours of troubleshooting and a hard reset, I've been told that the reason I am unable to SEND picture messages is due to a incorrectly configured "Short Message Center" number. All other functions (make/recieve phone calls, send/recieve text messages, browsing the internet, and recieving picture messages) work fine.
I have verified the APN settings are correct, and supposedly everything looks good on the carrier's end but I'm still not able to send picture messages. The carrier (Solavei, an inept T-Mobile reseller), expected this to be displayed after entering a code into the dialer app, but instead displayed on the most recently called number. (The code was *#*#4636#*#* which did not work). Any ideas on how to set this on the Motorola Atrix 2?
Android Version 4.0.4
Sys Ver 67.21.125.MB865.ATT.en.US
Forgot to mention that using another carrier's (Cellular One) SIM card on this unlocked phone with the correct APN settings is able to succesfully send/recieve picture messages on this phone, and that I am able to send/rec picture messages when using my SIM in another phone.
Update: I am able to send MMS messages using a 3rd-party app (Go SMS Pro), with a custom-set MMSC, which matches the MMSC in the APN settings. Does anyone know how this works?
Also, does anyone know if the ROM I used when flashing my phone could have known issues with particular MMI codes, (as apparently suggested HERE: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=737594)?
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Hello!
My problem is I cannot send any SMS message (it actually is moved to the sent folder, but the other phone does not receive it), as well as I cannot receive any SMS message (the phone lights-up when I sent a SMS to it but nothing more happens), EDIT: though on the sender's phone I get a delivered report.
Before you ask - no, the text messaging service number in phone options is not correct. The field is empty and whatever I do write there does not get saved. I can modify the voice mail number, area code and all and save it, but the text messaging service field keeps being empty (it is set correctly when trying on my other phone).
Calls do work.
As I believe the only problem is the number not present, is there any other way I could store the text messaging service number in the phone? Like registry setting or similar... Or any other solution welcomed.
Thanks!
By the way, I'm running the WM6.1 CE OS 5.2.20282.19597 for Tornado with Neo Style English Version V1 by Karas, my operator is O2.
The radio version is 4.1.13.28_02.61.01, RIL version 2.002.
i had the same problem with the rose rom... it only helped to hard reset the device...
has somebody a fix for that? or what is the problem?
hard reset does not work for me, but it seems it is a problem in the rom, which cannot be workarounded...
Try another rom!!
I have a Samsung Captivate running original Froyo but I think this issue is related to Android in general.
My phone in unlocked and I'm using it in Brazil, naturally not with AT&T.
No unofficial software is installed.
My issue is I don't have the "delivery report" option in message settings list, so I cannot set the phone to receive delivery reports when I send messages. This happens for SMS and MMS messages.
When I got this phone I kept the same simcard (line, plan, services and carrier). In my previous cell phone, it had this option which was set to enabled and used to work fine.
To re-check, I recently put my simcard in another phone and the option is there and works fine. So, the issue seems to be on the phone.
I've already tried Samsung support but it is completley useless!
I have already tried handcent, but delivery reports don't work very well.
I saw in XDA that there is a solution for Windows Mobile phones that consists in changing a value in the registry. Is there something similar for Android?
If not, is this related to the carrier or the phone/system ?
Regards,
Eduardo
Hello
Since "some time", I cannot send SMS text messages from my Nexus S with stock ICS 4.0.3 and also not with CyanogenMod 9 v4.0.3 Alfa 20p1. When I try to send a SMS to whatever number, it takes some time (round about 10 seconds) and then I see a red exclamation mark (!) and get a message in the status bar "Message not sent"
My provider (Sunrise in Switzerland) tells me, that they even haven't seen any signs of me trying to send a text message and told me, to make sure that the correct SMS service center (SMSC) number is entered.
As there's no way in ICS to "easily" enter the SMSC, I "dialed" *#*#4636#*#*, went to "Phone Information", scrolled down to SMSC and entered "+41765980000" (without the ", of course *G*). I then pushed "Update", BUT…
BUT then, the field where I entered the number: update error
When I insert this SIM card in a simple, "ancient", non-smartphone Nokia mobile phone, I see that this number is stored on the SIM card and I can send SMS just fine.
Well………
What to do to be able to send SMS text messages again?
Dunno if it's important, but I can receive text messages just fine.
Thanks,
Alexander
I had this same problem last week, and had to encode the SMSC number to get it to work.
I followed the recommendations at http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-926771.html and got it working.
what Baldar538 said!
I used that same thread posted above the first time. It was not a fun thing, it was easier to just get my girlfriends phone, and copy hers since she has a nexus s to.
Balder538,
thanks to your heads up, I revisted that page and, more importantly, the "Online PDU Encoder and Decoder" listed there and got it to work.
The encoder encoded my "+41765980000" to "07911467950800F0110000910000AA00". Entering 07911467950800F0 worked then just fine.
I can now send SMS again - yeah!
Thanks again,
Alexander
Thanks to Baldar538 for the link to the answer to my problem as well.
For those of you on Koodo, the SMSC phone number for Koodo is 16475800172. But it has to be encoded before it can be put into the SMSC field in the 4636 menu.
After it is encoded, only the first 16 characters are used from the encoded string.
Sooo... If you want to turn the SMS back on for your Koodo phone, put the following numbers in the SMSC field and press the "Update" button.
07916174850071F2
Worked for me.
Here i fix my sms sending problem in moto g4 plus
hello guys. just follow this steps-
●Remove your sim from this phone
●insert/put in other phone
●try to send message any one
●if failed then go to setting and set sms service centre no.
●And after the proccesr try to send message it will be success in another phone
●and last put your sim in ur moto g4 plus and send msg ..now u able to send msgs ?
I'm on the AT&T network and can't send texts anymore after flashing to ICS. I can make calls and use my data plan but am unable to send SMS for some reason. I've tried almost every APN setting recommended by others and still nothing. Does anyone have any suggestions or has had a similar problem that they resolved?
rev3la7ion said:
I'm on the AT&T network and can't send texts anymore after flashing to ICS. I can make calls and use my data plan but am unable to send SMS for some reason. I've tried almost every APN setting recommended by others and still nothing. Does anyone have any suggestions or has had a similar problem that they resolved?
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Correction. I can receive text messages but not send them.
*UPDATE 9/11*
So I found out the issue is related to the Message Center which you can access from "Messaging" -> hit the option button -> Settings.
After flashing to ICS I noticed that this option has been removed so I can't edit the message center. Are there any ICS or JB ROMs that still have this option available to the user? I need to change the message center number back to what it needs to be in order to send SMS texts.
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After a BUNCH of research I finally found out how to fix this. Instead of posting a to the thread I found (since I'm still under 10 posts) I will post my copied instructions.
Go to google and search for your SMS center number which should be based on the carrier you have.
Next, go to twit88.com/home/utility/sms-pdu-encode-decode
Scroll down to where you see SMSC, Receiver, and Alphabet size.
Put in the entire SMSC number, including the + sign into the box, leave receiver blank, change the Alphabet size to 8, and delete whatever is in the message box under Alphabet and hit Convert.
Now, on your phone go to the Phone info menu described above and scroll to the bottom and find the SMSC field.
Enter the first 16 numbers into that field and hit update.
Reboot your phone and you can now send SMS.
This fix is for people who have the proper modems flashed on there phones and can still receive texts but not send them.
I have this phone sm-a750g AND AM ON T-MOBILE. I cant make or receive calls, I cant send or receive text messages. The only way I can send or receive txt's is I have to add a picture and when it converts the message to MMS I can send it and to be able to receive a txt the sender has to do the same and add a picture. If I try without the pic it tells me it will send when the service becomes available. I've tried several different APNS to no avail. When I try to make a call it tells me i'm not registered on the network, I try to register on the network and it tells me t-mobile isn't available even though it finds it. I can get on the internet just fine with the phone and browse email and social media just fine. I've been with customer support for hours and days at a time to no avail and of course everything is tip top on there end and it has to all be me. I can put a att or cricket sim in and everything works fine?? bad thing is im not on anyone of those carriers. SOMEONE PLS HELP ME BEFORE I GO FREAKING CRAZY OUT OF MY MIND!!!!!!!
Hello,
just for the usual text messages: have you changed the setting for using text-Messages?
Messages > Settings > Chat Settings > "Select default messaging type" > Text/multimedia msgs
With the chat option I've allways had some problems here.