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Judgement
Tue May 13 2008, 03:39PM
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Hi guys, I'm a student doing a final year project. My project needs a 8051 microcontroller to program and run a GSM modem to send, read and receive SMS's but the thing is..I'm a total newbie to the 8051.

I need help in the programming part and we're probably going to use Keil C to program the 8051. The modem we're using is a Wavecom fastrack 10 supreme.

Another question: Is there any hardware that can receive SMS and power up devices? (eg. LEDs, buzzer..etc) Prefabaly a small and inexpensive one.

I hope to hear from you all soon as its kinda urgent. Thanks in advance.



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Tue May 13 2008, 07:46PM

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search the site with your querry...

u will find ur answers for sure..

use the search tab at the top left1

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Wed May 14 2008, 12:48AM
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Thanks for your advice but I've searched the forums and found nothing much on using 8051 to control a wavecom GSM modem.
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Wed May 14 2008, 05:08AM

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u said u r using fasttrack supreme...


u shud have got urself a wavecom q24plus on the first hand.. there u wud have got an inbuilt ARM-7tdmi based controllers with IP support as wellas a few GPIOs to control.. as u said u needed, look if u can still get one.. nevertheless, wavecom supreme is pretty easy to interface..

get urself a working 8051 board and have it interfaced with PC (serially)..
now see if u can communicate ur 51board and PC properly..(write a small serial code).

u will have to try and write code @115200 baudrate.
else u will have to bring the baudrate of the modem down to say 9600.. will tell u how.. but before that,try what has been said above and let us know!


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Wed May 14 2008, 09:22AM
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Thanks. I'll try that. If I still have any problems, I'll post again.
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Tue May 20 2008, 01:04AM
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Is there a tutorial or website that teaches you how to send AT commands with C?

Or if any of you here can teach me some basics?

Thanks.
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all you need to do is.. configure your uart.
create a function to send string.

then send command like this

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send("AT\r"); //send is your function to send string
//at command sent.
 


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Tue May 20 2008, 10:19PM
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Thanks dude. That was what I was looking for.
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do not forget to disable echo, coz that can create problem for you.

ATE0 - disable echo

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Ok, I'm able to send AT commands to the modem but how do I read values from it?

+CMGR : "REC UNREAD", "+6512345678", "08/05/27"


How do I read the number, +6512345678, and send a reply or something similar in C language?

Thanks.
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