PLIZ CHECK MY SCHEMATIC,pic16f84->max232->gsm phone

**dumato52** · - 15th March 2010, 11:06

Thankyou for ur contributions, about the code, am totally new in Picbasic programming but i got some code from the forum and tried to make it suit my project, it returns sucess when its pic616f877 what changes and additions should i make for it to suit pic16f84
code:
DEFINE OSC 4
DEFINE HSER_TXSTA 20h
DEFINE HSER_RCSTA 90h
DEFINE HSER_BAUD 9600
DEFINE HSER_CLROERR 1

'Setup the names that will be used throughout the program
PushButton var PORTB.0 ' Setup the name PushButton to mean PortB input 0

Main:

IF PushButton = 0 THEN SMS 'If button is pressed then run the SMS routine below

goto main ' however if the button is not pushed then just go back to the Main
' routine to wait for the button to be pressed

SMS: ' this is the SMS commands routine in order to send an SMS

HSEROUT ["AT" ,13,10] ' send AT to modem followed by a CR and line feed

HSERIN 5000, SMS, [WAIT("OK")] ' now wait for 5secs until OK is received however
' if it is not then goto the SMS routine again

HSEROUT ["AT+CMGF=1" ,13,10]

HSERIN 5000, SMS, [WAIT("OK")]

HSEROUT ["AT+CMGS=+256782277658"]

HSEROUT [13,10]

HSERIN 5000, SMS, [WAIT(">")]

HSEROUT ["BUTTON HAS BEEN PRESSED!"]

HSEROUT [26] ' this is ASCII for Ctrl+Z of which completes SMS sending

HSERIN 15000, SMS, [WAIT("+CMG")] ' then PIC should receive +CMG from modem

HSEROUT [10] 'ascii code for a line feed

end

Pliz help me
regards
dumato

**Ioannis** · - 15th March 2010, 11:39

1. Get rid off 16F84. It does not have Hardware Serial Port. It is old. It is too expensive too. From direct.microchip.com you can order whatever you want at very low cost.

2. If you insist on using the F84 part, you have to change the commands from HSERIN/HSEROUT to SERIN/SEROUT or SERIN2/SEROUT2 as these are the software commands. Read the Manual for these. Almost the same as the hardware ones.

But I really do recommend to use other chip.

Ioannis

**dumato52** · - 15th March 2010, 17:59

Thankyou Ioannis, currently its pic16f84 available for my project and in my country its hard to get access to microcontrollers so i have to just utilize it.
I have replaced HSERIN/HSEROUT with SERIN/SEROUT but still generating errors,probably i have change something again;
After changing this is the code:
DEFINE OSC 4
DEFINE HSER_TXSTA 20h
DEFINE HSER_RCSTA 90h
DEFINE HSER_BAUD 9600
DEFINE HSER_CLROERR 1

'Setup the names that will be used throughout the program
PushButton var PORTB.0 ' Setup the name PushButton to mean PortB input 0

Main:

IF PushButton = 0 THEN SMS 'If button is pressed then run the SMS routine below

goto main ' however if the button is not pushed then just go back to the Main
' routine to wait for the button to be pressed

SMS: ' this is the SMS commands routine in order to send an SMS

SEROUT ["AT" ,13,10] ' send AT to modem followed by a CR and line feed

SERIN 5000, SMS, [WAIT("OK")] ' now wait for 5secs until OK is received however
' if it is not then goto the SMS routine again

SEROUT ["AT+CMGF=1" ,13,10]

SERIN 5000, SMS, [WAIT("OK")]

SEROUT ["AT+CMGS=+256782277658"]

SEROUT [13,10]

SERIN 5000, SMS, [WAIT(">")]

SEROUT ["BUTTON HAS BEEN PRESSED!"]

SEROUT [26] ' this is ASCII for Ctrl+Z of which completes SMS sending

SERIN 15000, SMS, [WAIT("+CMG")] ' then PIC should receive +CMG from modem

SEROUT [10] 'ascii code for a line feed

end

regards
dumato

**keithdoxey** · - 15th March 2010, 18:48

The defines you have that start with "HSER" are for a harware serial port which the F84 doesnt have therefore the compiler will not be happy with you trying to define a non existant value.

**Ioannis** · - 16th March 2010, 09:52

Please READ the manual about the Syntax of the Commands.

You do not define the port pin, the baud rate. No wait for Serin (only for Serin2). No square brackets for the variables. Only in Serin2.

Same for the Serout/Serout2.

And as keithdoxey noted, no DEFINEs as these are for he Hserin/Hserout.

I do not like the "read he manual" statement but I cannot teach you the Lanquage and how to write programs. It is something you have to do it yourself.

Do you have a printed manual?

Start by flashing a LED, as trivial may sound this.

I even do this when I change PIC micro, just to be sure that I am in control of the new beast before I try anything more complicate.

Ioannis

**dumato52** · - 16th March 2010, 13:10

Thankyou keith and Ioannis for ur contributions, pliz help me with the link for the manual and i try to follow it up. I dont have hard copy, mean while i wil make the changes u have told me
regards