Re:SMS ing
Can't say I have ever done this by connecting direct to a phone... I
guess you can do it with some phones, but obviously it will be
different for every single model - and that's just the plug!
What I have used is a little box called a "Wavecom WMOD2". This plugs
into the serial port and supports the extended AT GSM commands.
The Wavecom just takes a standard GSM sim and away you go.
Obviously I have no idea if it will work in Australia. All I know is
it supports both GSM bands in the UK (I think that's GSM900 and
GSM1800 - Vodafone,cellnet,orange and one2one).
http://www.wavecom.com
Hope this helps,
Dodgy.
On Mon, 15 Oct 2001 21:05:41 +1000, Peter May
<ccSPAMn...@sale-net.com.au> waffled on about something:
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>Hi all.
>I am after any info on getting communications to operate with a Nolia
>Phone. I have found and am quite happy with a component from
>www.oxygensoftware.com
>and thier help is great.
>What I want to do is communicate with just a serial port.
>THE REASON????
>Well I also play with Microprocessors. Some of these have a serial port
>built in. I actually want to connect the phone to this and send sms
>messages from there. I figure if I can get a serial port component to do
>this then I should be able to get my micro to do it by sending the same
>strings etc.
>Any help would really be appreciated.
