sim300cz and atmega16L
sim300cz is communicating with atmega perfectly...
we will be needing further help in future...
thanks again
reagards
usman
I am using the SIM300 EVB module to test, which is a evaluation board designed for SIM300 but it is also compatible with SIM340. The board has most of the signals from the SIM340 chip connected to headers pins so that I can have access to the chip pins directly so there's no need to build a special board.
The board has the pins connected to a SP3238 rs-232 tranceiver to connect to the PC, I have tested this interface and works fine, but when I connect the microcontroller TX,RX directly to the TX,RX , the SIM340 does not respond.
I think that may be a signal level problem, my microcontroller is operating at 3.3 V, I have used also a FTDI232 USB to serial cable that operates at 0-3.3V logic level to connect the PC to the SIM340 and does not respond either.
What do you think, what do you recommend to me?
if you still face problem you can post your schematic here i can check it.
WHEN I CONNECT THE SIM300 I GET THESE MESSAGES:
"
RDY
+CFUN: 1
+CPIN: READY
Call Ready
"
i've used commands:
AT
AT+CMGF=1;
AT+CMGS="+92....." ->TO SEND MESSAGE TO MY NUMBER FROM SIM300CZ.
AT+CMGR=3 -> TO RECEIVE MESSAGE FROM MY CELL PHONE. "3" SHOWS LOCATION OF MESSAGE STORED IN SIM300CZ.
ALL THESE COMMANDS ARE USED IN COMMUNICATING SIM300CZ AND HYPERTERMINAL.
I M ALSO ATTACHING PIC OF SIM300(SHOWING WHICH PINS I'VE USED)
usman1947
What circuit are you using between the SIM300 and the microcontroller? I can't even get the RDY
+CFUN: 1
+CPIN: READY
Call Ready
do not connect controller + PC at the same time otherwise you wont get any response. for raw communication too. you need atleast rx tx and GND dont forget ground pin coz communication wont work without that.
if you still face problem you can post your schematic here i can check it.Ajay
Yes thanks for the advice, I actually have the circuit like in this picture, the red lines means that I cut the RX,TX connections to the tranceiver, so the tranceiver should not affect it... and I am connecting it to the MCU as showed... I can not even receive the initial bytes...