sms to control pic..pls help...

[Ziki]

thx flez.....sorry i'm not very familiar with the code you have given ...maybe if possible ..can you send me a code on a simple program ( on a LED when t610 receive sms " ONLED" and off it when recieve "OFFLED" ..thx alot

[f_lez]

thx flez.....sorry i'm not very familiar with the code you have given ...maybe if possible ..can you send me a code on a simple program ( on a LED when t610 receive sms " ONLED" and off it when recieve "OFFLED" ..thx alot

My point was your pic will not see 'OFFLED' it will see a string of hex digits like "6768768768768670987898658769080978547678465587548 7"

Off led is:
064FA391592402

06 is 6 bytes of message and

4FA391 is off

592402 is led

but if you type offled then you get

06
6FB399 off
5D2603 led

you need to read up on pdu mode if your using ericsson

pdu mode is more common than text mode phones, I dont know of new phones that support text so learn to use pdu its all the phone manufacturers are offering!

download pduspy, a link is on google.

[Acetronics2]

Hi,

That's not Pic ... but have a look !!!

http://www.serasidis.gr/circuits/sms...controller.htm

Alain

[Ziki]

thx for the link acetronics..........

[f_lez]

You can make it all work without worrying about decoding the pdu's, dont be scared off by them!

Provided you always send commands in a set way, a protocol if you like, then it wont matter that its not text.

IE..

617658DE06BDDD alarm on
617658DE06BDCD66 alarm off

You just check a few key points in the above, ie

617 658D E06B DDD alarm on
617 658D E06B DCD66 alarm off

Just check for 658d, if you have that you have the alarm word,then check for DDD, if you have then its on, if DCD then its off, if not any, its a user/sms/command error.

Thats how I have mine working now.

And sending a sms back is easy too, ie...

serout portb.6,t1200,["atz",13] ' wake up thephone
pause 500
serout portb.6,t1200,["at+cmgs=",#ln,13] ' tell it we want to send a txt
pause 2000

serout portb.6,t1200,["0011000C91"] ' start of the pdu data


for x=1 to 12 ' send it the destination phone number, 12 digits international format
serout portb.6,t1200,[pduphn(x)]

next


serout portb.6,t1200,["00F0AD"] ' next part of header


' ****** Put all the above in a subroutine, every message you send will need the same header, all you need to send a different message is to change the next lines

serout portb.6,t1200,["C8329BFD06DDDF723619"] ' hello world
pause 9000 ' wait for phone to send


You can just change the hello world to whatever you want, remember if you change the length, you need to tellthe phone the incoming data is a different length.

use 'pdu spy' to create the pdu text you need.

[Ziki]

thx for the info ...sorry for late reply ....bz lately with exam .......in the #6 post u put :

If buf(6)<>"4" then wait_for_command
if buf(6)<>"1" then wait_for_command
If buf(6)<>"7" then wait_for_command
If buf(6)<>"6" then wait_for_command

do i need to store the recieve message( Alarm arm 0AD09417658DE0685E56D
)into the buffer 1st ...?

[precision]

I think this help you, this is the compleet command list that work for picmicro.
http://www.precision.net.in/picbasic...guidelines.pdf

http://www.precision.net.in/picbasic...at_command.pdf

[f_lez]

thx for the info ...sorry for late reply ....bz lately with exam .......in the #6 post u put :

If buf(6)<>"4" then wait_for_command
if buf(6)<>"1" then wait_for_command
If buf(6)<>"7" then wait_for_command
If buf(6)<>"6" then wait_for_command

do i need to store the recieve message( Alarm arm 0AD09417658DE0685E56D
)into the buffer 1st ...?

Yes, make buf(XX) large enough for your longest message, but remember that a message has a huge 60 chars plus overhead, dont store those, you have to read them, but dont store them, and then simply read what you want with a for next loop.

use serin with a timeout so if the message is short, it will keep going, and also if the message is short, you need to skip any further serin commands, IE






for z=0 to 90
buf(z)="*"
next

error_flag=0

for n=1 to 20 digits

get_back_in_loop:

if error_flag=0
SERIN portb.7,t1200,1000,comserr,combuf(z)
endif

next

goto finished read


comserr:

error_flag=1

goto get_back_in_loop

finished_read:


OK so we have now read the string in (in a dirty horrible looking way) so you can now process it as you need

You will have to write another routine, to call (gosub) before that, to read the first 46 or so chars, then you can read the next 12 and save them as there are the originating phone number, you may want to check that for an authentic message sender, then dump another 20 as they are time/date etc, unless you want to do something with them.

remember it screws phone numbers / time date etc up too, so a phone number of 1234 becomes 2143, stupid damn system.