GSM modem not working with PIC! Both modem & PIC work fine with PC


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    Also, how can I find out if Hyperterminal is in Handshaking mode?
    When you set the baud rate you can set also the flow mode. See the three snaps attached.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aratti View Post
    When you set the baud rate you can set also the flow mode. See the three snaps attached.

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    No, the handshake mode is "None".
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    The setting of hyperterminal may not tell you whether the modem itself needs flow control . Typically if flow control is turned off, the RTS pin is set "high".

    One thing you can try is either to set no flow contol on the SIM300(if you can), or wire an output RS232 buffer to pin 7 of the serial cable and pull the input low, which should make the RTS active on the SIM300.
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    This is a feature of the sim300 module. If you connect it via 3 wires then you have to connect its RTS with CTS - these are pins 7 and 8 on the DB9 RS232.

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