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    When I experimented with phones I used the ones you mentioned.

    But when it comes to industrial projects or commercial that should be a complete device... do not think of using a mobile phone. Instead look for a module like Telit if you can solder the extremely thin connector or a Siemens - Ericsson and more easy the Wavecom which has a VGA-15 connector.

    Language is not a problem. I am not native speaking too.

    Ioannis

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    I've been using a Nokia 6210 and has a working SMS Controller FULLY working with 4 output to drive a relay and 4 input for sensors..
    Also capable of sending SMS messages to the Master phone.

    Current usage:

    Anti carnapping for vehicles..will send SMS to master phone when any of the 4 sensors will be activated. the owner of the car will simply send simple command to turn off the vehicle engine, turn on the light and horn.

    Future plan:

    I will be adding a VOICE Module so the carnap vehicles can scream " I'M BEING CARNAPPED!" literally..

    Regards

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    Default read incomming msg (SMS) and send to VB6

    hello, every one..

    now i success send sms using pic 16f84a and nokia 3310.. i use pic to push hp button...

    My next problem is to read incomming msg (SMS) and send the data to VB6 and MS access .. i use Sony Erricsson T610. i want build database.. for the system i need use pic or i can directly send the msg to VB..

    can someone help me..

    i need your help..

    ---> i need use pic or not.
    ---> i want know how to send msg data to VB and MS Access.
    ---> want now how to build database and link to MS access.

    thank for help..

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    You may read the header of the SMS by using the appropriate AT command (either directly from your PC or by your PIC) and disgard the bytes you don't need and keep the rest up to the end (CR+LF).

    Another solution might be using the GPRS service if you have alot of data to send. May be more effective than SMS.

    Ioannis

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    Quote Originally Posted by kasamiko
    I've been using a Nokia 6210 and has a working SMS Controller FULLY working with 4 output to drive a relay and 4 input for sensors..
    Also capable of sending SMS messages to the Master phone.

    Current usage:

    Anti carnapping for vehicles..will send SMS to master phone when any of the 4 sensors will be activated. the owner of the car will simply send simple command to turn off the vehicle engine, turn on the light and horn.

    Future plan:

    I will be adding a VOICE Module so the carnap vehicles can scream " I'M BEING CARNAPPED!" literally..

    Regards
    i'm interested on this. could you share your code here?

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    hello

    kasamiko
    if i want send variable data can i use your program..
    what part i must change..

    i want send 3 variable data

    Device 16F84A
    Declare Xtal = 4

    Start:
    LOW LED
    DelayMS 1000
    SerOut2 PORTB.1, 84,["AT+CMGS=",34,"MyNumber",34,13]
    DelayMS 1000
    SerOut2 PORTB.1, 84,["TEST",13]
    DelayMS 1000
    SerOut2 PORTB.1, 84,[26]
    DelayMS 3000
    GOTO Start

    thank

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    hello

    can someone tell me what the number mean in kasamiko program..

    number:

    13
    34
    26

    thank for help

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    Quote Originally Posted by PoTeToJB
    hello

    can someone tell me what the number mean in kasamiko program..

    number:

    13
    34
    26

    thank for help
    13 - CR (Carriage Return)
    34 - "
    26 - SUB (substitute) or Ctrl-Z key

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    Quote Originally Posted by kasamiko
    I've been using a Nokia 6210 and has a working SMS Controller FULLY working with 4 output to drive a relay and 4 input for sensors..
    Also capable of sending SMS messages to the Master phone.

    Current usage:

    Anti carnapping for vehicles..will send SMS to master phone when any of the 4 sensors will be activated. the owner of the car will simply send simple command to turn off the vehicle engine, turn on the light and horn.

    Future plan:

    I will be adding a VOICE Module so the carnap vehicles can scream " I'M BEING CARNAPPED!" literally..

    Regards
    Hi Kasamiko
    I´ve been trying with a 5120i TDMA phone but nothing!. The pinout of this cellphone says that the pin 4 is Analog ground, so i cant take 2,8V from there. Can u help me?.
    thanks

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    Default Vb6 Code For Rx Sms

    I am using SIMCOM GSM module with PIC to receive SMS successfully.

    Now I am interested in Rx SMS's on the PC via serial port using VB6.

    Any help

    regards
    Charudatt

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    hello
    charudatt

    goto this link.
    i hope help u abit.
    http://www.planet-source-code.com ---> search for receive sms in vb6
    http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb...00615432979755

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    Default nokia N30 GSM modem with pic16f873

    hello all...i need ur help about my project. i just finished read and study previous post but currently still hard to understand. well my project was simple..i using 3 capacitive sensor at 3 level..when it detect any diturbance let say when sensor 1 detect it will send input to pic16f873 and pic will send a text msg using nokia modem N30 to a specific phone number. i understand well about pdu how to encode letter.other sensor all do the same. i using max232 which connected at rx and tx pins.well my problem here i'm cant write specific program to send sms..for those want help..ur help is very appreciated.

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    Default pic sms

    hello..nobdy reply..wel mybe i have ask bit by bit..


    DEFINE OSC 12 'this command used for what..let say i used 20MHz
    crystal with pic16f873 so should i set it to 20?

    someone pls xplain commad below define for what please..

    DEFINE HSER_TXSTA 20h
    DEFINE HSER_RCSTA 90h
    DEFINE HSER_BAUD 9600
    DEFINE HSER_CLROERR 1

    GSMBUFFER VAR BYTE[16]
    Caller VAR BYTE[13]
    GSMTime VAR BYTE[17]

    HSerout ["AT+CMGF=1",13,10]'the number 13 and 10 stand for wat?

    HSerout ["AT+CMGS=",34,"+491232456789",34,",129",13,10]'also 129,13,10

    HSerout ["Test-Message",10,13] >> and also 10, 13?
    HSerout [26] '26?
    Last edited by rexilen; - 28th September 2006 at 16:26.

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