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Arun Kumar V

Thu Jun 26 2008, 05:52PM

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Huh-Ha, back to square one !

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Colin Mac

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Hi Arun. I'm looking at FBUS. It uses Tx and Rx like regular RS232 at 115,200 baud.
Except I found some C code for a PIC and nokia 3220 and the person is using 9600 baud. Can you tell what he is doing from this zip of schematic and code attached? Is it Fbus?

pic16f84.zip

Colin Mac

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Anyone. How do I connect micro to Nokia 3220 or 3510i?

say2paul

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Mobile phone will be fine until you are making project at your own, but when you want to launch it commercially, I think there must be some proprietary issue with Nokia or other mobile phone manufacturer.

You must confirm it with Nokia people!

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thats why you always look for GSM modems when making these kind of projects. You get the modems or modules and use it as per your needs. no issue

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say2paul

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1. GSM modems are designed to work for 24 hours 365 days continuously without any problem.

2. GSM modems comes with RS-232 port, i.e. it is very easy to interface with uControllers.

3. Few modems comes with open AT, so you can do even more with these modems!