OPS self.send_sms
You could send an SMS message with the aid of the send_sms class method.
def self.send_sms ops_ip_address, api_extension, to, message, http_api_service_port=7780, from=nil, delivery_report_url=nil, username=nil, password=nil
Method parameters
| Parameter name | Value | Description | Default value | Mandatory | 
| ops_ip_address | string value e.g. '192.168.0.1'  | 
IP address of Ozeki Phone System PBX. | (None) | Yes | 
| api_extension | string value e.g. '9999'  | 
The Ozeki Phone System API extension phone number. | nil | Yes | 
| to | string value e.g. '1469'  | 
Recipient of the SMS message. | (None) | Yes | 
| message | string value e.g. 'Hello world!'  | 
Content of the SMS message. | (None) | Yes | 
| http_api_service_port | int value e.g. 7780  | 
The Ozeki Phone System HTTP API service listener port. | 7780 | No | 
| from | string value e.g. '1469'  | 
Sender of the SMS message. | Empty string | No | 
| delivery_report_url | string value e.g. 'http://yourapp.com/smsdelivered.php'  | 
URL that will be requested with delivery details when delivery report arrives to this message. | Empty string | No | 
| username | string value, e.g. 'admin'  | 
The username to connect Ozeki Phone System PBX. | nil | No | 
| password | string value, e.g. 'password'  | 
The password for the given username. | nil | No | 
Example
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 OPS.send_sms '192.168.0.1', '9999', '2000', 'Ni hao ma?', nil, nil, nil, 'admin', 'password'  |