At command problem in the result of an USSD code

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Hi i'm a biggner in AT command and i want to know my balance using hyperterminal note that

Send:AT+CSCS=?

Recieve: +CSCS: ("UCS2","GSM","PCCP437","PCDN","IRA","8859-1","HEX","UTF-8")

even on changing CSCS to other result will be same as it is

even PDU set to 0,1 still same

Required result is

Recieve: AT+CUSD=1,"*786#",15 
Recieve: +CUSD: 1,"Dear Customer, your Account Registration request is in progress. Please enter your CNIC Issuance Date (DDMMYYYY) to complete the process
Recieve: ",15
Recieve: OK
Recieve: +CUSD:<1> [,<>,<15>]

i set it to GSM like this :

What I have tried:

AT+CSCS="GSM"
OK
and i wrote this :

AT+CUSD=1,"*786#",15

Recieve: +CUSD: 1,"c47258e1ad6e7f477bb2c6781f2efba1c141c8fdf75371d242d9fd373ba3c4c4fbfdd2079395e2fcfe9a0f41c947683e0f2f7595e9ecf5d2028bb1c9e97416537bd2c7e5df753968e84ce41c9f9bc1e768fcb2062985e6a188c466339bcd665320fa1b347eb7e1ec32bdca2a3cb20b8fc3d2ecfe7",15
Recieve: OK

Posted 20-Apr-21 23:08pm

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Updated 20-Apr-21 23:37pm

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Richard MacCutchan 21-Apr-21 5:12am

And? Do you have a question?

Unique Stories 21-Apr-21 5:42am

HOW TO MAKE THIS RENDOM TEXT READ ABEL

Richard MacCutchan 21-Apr-21 5:48am

I have no idea what that means. Please provide a proper, detailed, explanation of what you are trying to achieve, instead of shouting a few random words.

Unique Stories 21-Apr-21 6:09am

https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/5300476/At-command-problem-in-the-result-of-an-USSD-code

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Richard MacCutchan 21-Apr-21 6:17am

OK.

Richard MacCutchan 21-Apr-21 6:40am

This is the result in text:

─rXß¡n⌂G{▓ãx▼.¹í┴A╚²¸SqÊB┘²7;ú──¹²ÊôòÔ³■Ü☼A╔Gh>☼/uòÚý§Ê☻ï▒╔Út▬S{ÊÃÕ▀u9hÞLõ∟ƒø┴þh³▓♠)àµíê─f3ø═fS ·~Àßý2¢╩*<▓♂Å├Êý■

Unique Stories 21-Apr-21 6:47am

No it will be

Dear Customer, your Account Registration request is in progress. Please enter your CNIC Issuance Date (DDMMYYYY) to complete the process Recieve: ",15 Recieve: OK Recieve: +CUSD:<1> [,<>,<15>

Richard MacCutchan 21-Apr-21 6:49am

Sorry, but it isn't. Unless there is some other coding that they use but which you have not explained.

Richard MacCutchan 21-Apr-21 6:57am

Hex encoding that message gives:

4465617220437573746f6d65722c20796f7572204163636f756e7420526567697374726174696f6e207265717565737420697320696e2070726f67726573732e20506c6561736520656e74657220796f757220434e49432049737375616e63652044617465202844444d4d595959592920746f20636f6d706c657465207468652070726f6365737320526563696576653a

Unique Stories 21-Apr-21 7:00am

THAT CORRECT BUT WHICH ENCODEING TYPE IS THIS "c47258e1ad6e7f477bb2c6781f2efba1c141c8fdf75371d242d9fd373ba3c4c4fbfdd2079395e2fcfe9a0f41c947683e0f2f7595e9ecf5d2028bb1c9e97416537bd2c7e5df753968e84ce41c9f9bc1e768fcb2062985e6a188c466339bcd665320fa1b347eb7e1ec32bdca2a3cb20b8fc3d2ecfe7"

Richard MacCutchan 21-Apr-21 7:02am

No idea; you need to find that out, by asking the people who are generating the text.

Unique Stories 21-Apr-21 7:04am

i will upload the video so you can check
wait 5 mins

Unique Stories 21-Apr-21 7:15am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXe7HTkfEok
CHECK HERE

Richard MacCutchan 21-Apr-21 7:39am

That just demonstrates that there is some application in the phone that decodes the message. But without knowing what that encoding is, it is impossible to work out the answer.

Unique Stories 21-Apr-21 7:49am

:(

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