UCP/EMI
What is a UCP/EMI connection?
The Universal Computer Protocol / External Machine
Interface (UCP/EMI) protocol is often used by GSM service providers for IP SMS
connectivity.
The
currently used protocol versions (v3, v3.5, v4.0) can be used to transfer high
volumes of SMS traffic. It is used for both premium rate and normal rate SMS
messages. One of the advantages of using UCP connections is that you can
specify the sender address of the message. The sender address can be a custom
phone number or a short word containing alphanumeric characters. Another
advantage of UCP is that it allows sending messages of every type the GSM
network can carry. It can be used to send binary
SMS messages (operator logos, ringtones), WAP Push messages, as well as other
types of messages.
More information
- SMS basics
- Why is SMS so successful?
- Example applications of SMS messaging
- SMS number formats
- SMS and MMS message types
- Short Message Service Center (SMSC)
- SMS Gateway
- Two way SMS system - Ozeki NG
- Hardware and software requirements
- 2.2 Network requirements
- Ozeki SMS Gateway - General information about the software
- Routing
- Message types
- Delivery reports
- GSM modem
- SMPP
- CIMD2
- UCP/EMI
- HTTP
- SMTP
- API
- SQL to SMS
- HTTP to SMS gateway
- E-mail to SMS and SMS to E-mail forwarding
- Autoreply database
- Performance and scalability
- Logging
- Problem resolution
- Cost control and usage statistics
- Trial version of the SMS Gateway
- Commercial questions