job = modem.execute(at_command, [callback], [priority], [timeout])

[hervedelmas]

job = modem.execute(at_command, [callback], [priority], [timeout])

[emilsedgh]

modem.execute('AT+CUSD=1,"*137#",15', function(err, response) {
   console.log('USSD Response:', response)
});

Although, this package comes with a real nice USSD API you can use. Check out the readme flie.

[hervedelmas]

ok have the ‘OK’ response but where is the message back of the operator ?

thanx in advance !

Hervé Delmas ツ
[phone]
wax-gabon.com

Le 10 oct. 2014 à 18:15, Emil Sedgh [email protected] a écrit :

Closed #13.

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[emilsedgh]

USSD is a bit more complicated than that. That's why I said you should use the USSD class provided. Here is how you should actually do it:

var Modem = require('modem');
var modem = Modem.Modem();

var session = Modem.Ussd_Session();
var gotResponse = function() {
  console.log('Arguments', arguments);
}

session.execute = function() {
  console.log('Starting USSD Session');
  session.query('*137#', gotResponse);
  session.on('close', function() {
    console.log('USSD Session Closed');
  });
}

modem.open('/dev/ttyUSB0', function() {
  modem.ussd_pdu = false;
  session.modem = modem;
  session.start();
});