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MOBITEK STK ENGINE Automates SIM Application Tool Kit Menu Selection

INTRODUCTION

MOBITEK® STK ENGINE is a software or application that will automate the process of selecting the menu item in the SIM Application Toolkit (STK). It is especially develeped for the air-time reload proces.

The menu selection process is script/text based, in other words, no coding is needed.

HOW IT WORKS?

MOBITEK® STK ENGINE will check for “ini” file in the “New” folder, process or execute the “ini” file.

  1. First, edit the “ini” file according to the steps in the STK menu. View video demonstration …
  2. Run the Engine, it will execute the instruction in the “ini” file. View video demonstration …

MOBITEK® STK ENGINE is free with MOBITEK® Q24 STK MODEM.

I Cannot Find MobitekSMSAPI7.dll File in “system32” Folder

Product:
Which Development Kit are you using?
  • SMS API version 5 (final)
Which programming language are you using?
  • C#
Expiry Date of Warranty and Support
  • 12 months from 2014-Jan-10
What is the Operating System?
  • Windows 2003 Server, 64 bit
SIM Card Used:
  • Pre-paid/ Post-paid

Suggested Solution to “I can’t find MobitekSMSAPI7.dll file in system32 folder”
Solution: If you are installing the MOBITEK SMS API version 7 in a 64 bit OS, then the “MobitekSMSAPI7.dll” is located in “C:\Windows\SysWOW64″ (source: http://www.samlogic.net/articles/32-64-bit-windows-folder-x86-syswow64.htm)

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The Difference Between Buying from MobitekQ24.com and from Mobitek.com.my

We have an on-line store at MobitekQ24.com

MobitekQ24.com is meant for:-

  1. self-service, furthermore:-
    1. no quotation is required from our Sales Team of mobitek.com.my;
    2. no technical question to ask our Sales Team of mobitek.com.my; and
    3. no consultation is required from our Sales Team of mobitek.com.my.
  2. customers who had knowledge of what they want and does not need to be serviced by our Sales Team of mobitek.com.my

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MOBITEK Supports Wikimedia Foundation

A letter from Wikimedia Foundation:

Thank you for your invaluable gift of bringing knowledge to every human around the world.

My name is Lila Tretikov, and I’m the Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation. Over the past year, gifts like yours powered our efforts to expand the encyclopedia in 287 languages and to make it more accessible all over the world. We strive most to impact those who would not have access to education otherwise. We bring knowledge to people like Akshaya Iyengar from Solapur, India. Growing up in this small textile manufacturing town, she used Wikipedia as her primary learning source. For students in these areas, where books are scarce but mobile Internet access exists, Wikipedia is instrumental. Akshaya went on to graduate from college in India and now works as a software engineer in the United States. She credits Wikipedia with powering half of her knowledge.

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