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sandeep_linux



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Post10 Apr 2006 15:49   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

I've got a new SIMCOM GPRS modem. Following is the sceenshot at the client PC in Minicom:
at+cgdcont=1,"IP","APN"
OK
at+ciicr
OK
at+cifsr
OK
at+cipstart="tcp","remote server ip address","port no"
OK
CONNECT OK
at+cipsend
>I'm sending this data from the client
SEND OK

Here after issuing at+cipsend I get a promt '>' where I can type text and then I need to press ctrl+z which will send this data to the server. How do I write these sequence of commands in a file or a scipt in Linux? How do I capture ctrl+z also?

Please do respond ASAP. Thanks

Sandeep.
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sandeep_linux



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Post19 Apr 2006 11:47   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

I'm using the SIM100 module GPRS SIMCOM modem. I connected the modem to my Linux system serially and was able to communicate with it properly.
Now I have one target board(with linux on it) having wavecom modem on board. Thismodem has 15 pin female connector. and on board there was on 15 pin male connector of which only 3 pins tx,Rx and Gnd were being used. Linux on flash was connected to this modem serially .That also was working fine.
Now I want to use this SIMCOM modem and not the wavecom modem on my board. so I removed(desoldered) that male connector from the board and soldered the 3 pins of the 9 pin male connector. which was then connected to the SIMCOM modem. But modem is not able to respond to the terminal program.
Is connecting only 3 oins is sufficient?
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gorkin



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Post19 Apr 2006 19:26   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Connect DTR and DSR, RTS and CTS together...
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sandeep_linux



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Post20 Apr 2006 8:16   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

But there is only 3 points on board for tx,rx and grnd.
With this 3 wires wavecom modem was working but not the simcom modem.
Please help.
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pisoiu



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Post20 Apr 2006 9:01   GSM 900/1800 module

Some SIMCOM modems have hardware flow control activated by default. Tie RTS to GND and try again.

/pisoiu
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sandeep_linux



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Post20 Apr 2006 13:52   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Yes on modem side I short pin7(RTS) and pin5(gnd) and tried but problem still there.. But what is the point in shorting these pins when they are not connected to the board. Board has got points for only 3 pins?

Sandeep.
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tramp



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Post22 Apr 2006 10:14   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

sandeep_linux wrote:
I'm using the SIM100 module GPRS SIMCOM modem. I connected the modem to my Linux system serially and was able to communicate with it properly.
Now I have one target board(with linux on it) having wavecom modem on board. Thismodem has 15 pin female connector. and on board there was on 15 pin male connector of which only 3 pins tx,Rx and Gnd were being used. Linux on flash was connected to this modem serially .That also was working fine.
Now I want to use this SIMCOM modem and not the wavecom modem on my board. so I removed(desoldered) that male connector from the board and soldered the 3 pins of the 9 pin male connector. which was then connected to the SIMCOM modem. But modem is not able to respond to the terminal program.
Is connecting only 3 oins is sufficient?





In wavecom modem Rx(pin 32) is output & Tx(pin 39) is input whereas in simcom
it is exatly inverse convention Rxd(pin 40) is input & Tx(pin 42) is output.So u will have to interchange Rx & Tx connection for this problem.For more details
datasheet attached herewith.why r u using sim100 it being absolute now?

tramp



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yazou35



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Post23 Apr 2006 14:21   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Hello,

Can someone tell me please if we can get the voice data (13 kbits/s) from theses modules using the digital interface (SPI ?) ?

Thank you
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sandeep_linux



Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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Post24 Apr 2006 7:39   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

I connected DTS,DCS,CD together and RTS,CTS together as suggested by *gorkin* earlier and the modem is resonding to the terminal program. This means that the board is using the llopback handshaking.
for more details on this check the following link:
http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/rs232/

sandeep.
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gorkin



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Post24 Apr 2006 14:16   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Where I buy one or two SIM Modules and How much cost each?
Thanks in advance, Gorkin.
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tramp



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Post24 Apr 2006 17:14   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

gorkin wrote:
Where I buy one or two SIM Modules and How much cost each?
Thanks in advance, Gorkin.


Hi,

U can buy it from excelpoint (www.excelpoint.com) check for ur location there.
Cost is $29.5 for 1k for sim300.

tramp
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magsoft98



Joined: 25 Apr 2006
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Post25 Apr 2006 6:08   GSM 900/1800 module

Is the anyone have tried to use the BENQ M22 in visual basic?
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kaddour



Joined: 26 Apr 2006
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Post26 Apr 2006 2:13   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Good question thanks... some VB or C code to program the M22 would be very helpful for me.
Cheers,

Kaddour
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tramp



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Post04 May 2006 10:30   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

What are the terms 'open AT' & 'non open AT' which are specified for GSM modem application?Also what is transparant mode?

Regards
tramp
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dika



Joined: 03 May 2006
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Post04 May 2006 12:59   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

where can i get SIM100s32-8e datasheet
thanks in advance
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Wicky



Joined: 04 May 2006
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Post04 May 2006 14:11   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Dear Samloyer,

Is there a development kit available for M22

Added after 5 minutes:

Hi All,

I am new to this field. I need to learn how to develop GSM car alarm with Benq M22 or SIM100 module. Can someone help me with this or give me a link to good document. Basically I need to control O/p with SMS and receive SMS from the module when certain I/n is activated.

How do you program M22 and/or SIM100. Are there development boards for these like for Sony Ericssion GR47. Where can I find good documentation on these

Thanks

Wicky
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tramp



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Post05 May 2006 7:16   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

dika wrote:
where can i get SIM100s32-8e datasheet
thanks in advance



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slavbox



Joined: 02 Apr 2006
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Post11 May 2006 10:58   GSM 900/1800 module

hi,

what is the way to purchase SIMCOM or Benq GSM modules ?

Has anyone purchased it in China directly ?

Thanks
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Wicky



Joined: 04 May 2006
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Post13 May 2006 8:04   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

well, I am yet to purchase Benq or SIM module but I have extablised contacts. you may contact joann.yang(at)excelpoint.com.cn for SIM modules and lltx(at)263.net (Frank) for Sony Ericsson modules. Benq, I am yet to find a contact and let me know If you find


Wicky
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frey_berg



Joined: 19 May 2006
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Post19 May 2006 2:39   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Hello Guys,
Found SIM 300 at Kowatec for 60 bucks.Is there any other place I can get it for lesser price?
Whats the difference between 300 and 340?
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gsmmania



Joined: 24 May 2006
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Post24 May 2006 17:14   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Is there anyone here know how to connect to the benq module m22/m22 , pardon me for my newbie question. I kinda need some direction to program an sms based application.

Thank you in advance,
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slavbox



Joined: 02 Apr 2006
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Post26 May 2006 14:18   GSM 900/1800 module

Wicky, frey_berg:

I've got the prices from China for SIM300 GSM modules, from www.fanwell.biz:

$40/pc for samples 1pc-10pcs
$36/pc for order 100pcs
$35/pc for order 1K

Also they are able to supply SIM300 board connectors, SIM holders and GSM antennas

What do you think about their prices ?

Is something there in China more cheaper price ?
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Wicky



Joined: 04 May 2006
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Post29 May 2006 14:24   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Dear Slavbox,

For SIM modules try

EXCELPOINT SYSTEMS PTE LTD. (Shanghai Office)
B-D, 22/f, jin ling hai xin building, 666 fu zhou rd, shanghai,pr china
Tel: +86 21 6391 7700
Fax: +86 21 6391 7099
E-mail: joann.yang(at)excelpoint.com.cn

SIM 300 $30 for 1K and 32 for sample. Development Board is $50. Talk/e mail to Joann and she will respond. her mobile is +8613922803475
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CADiLO



Joined: 17 Feb 2006
Posts: 2


Post06 Jun 2006 9:45   Re: sim300

Our firm proceeds to the production of equipment on the modules of SIM300.
For preparation to application and setting of necessary us parameters we tried
to utility engineering - "services_tool (change_tool) V1.00"
Unfortunately part of necessary us functions does not work in the program.
We want to ask you more update version of software.

Best regards
Lobach Ed.
"ITK" firm engineer
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huorui



Joined: 12 Jun 2006
Posts: 2


Post12 Jun 2006 18:34   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Hi,

I am a new comer in this forum. I am looking for some sony-ericsson GR47 modules in low price. I noticed there are lots of experts in this forum. Please let me know where I can find providers to offer GR47. thanks a lot!
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ds18s20



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Post14 Jun 2006 2:04   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Hi

Could someone post working link (meaning a link that resolves, etc) to a supplier of M22 modules?

Thanks
~B
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dika



Joined: 03 May 2006
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Post14 Jun 2006 3:21   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

for m22 try www.fanwell.biz
for gr47 try to contact sony ericsson... rather than contacting a distro
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huorui



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Post14 Jun 2006 15:42   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

Dika,

Thanks a lot! I will contact with S-E ASAP.
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tramp



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Post15 Jun 2006 10:44   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

goo link for sim100 & sim300 users

http://www.macro-peterburg.ru/documentation/manufacturer.xhtml?id=666

tramp
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ds18s20



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Post15 Jun 2006 18:01   Re: GSM 900/1800 module

tramp wrote:
link for sim100 & sim300 users

h**p://www.macro-peterburg.ru/documentation/manufacturer.xhtml?id=666

tramp


Nice library tramp! Do you by any chance sell single unit of SIM300 modules? The inventory page is a bit confusing - it has a price for a single unit but under "package" it says that they come in 100 quantity? (assuming alta-vista translated package correctly Smile

Thanks
~B
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