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urgent
i have connected the fbus tothe computer using serial port and the other end is Nokia 3310..i tried connecting via Windows Hyper Terminal...But the mobile does not respond when i give "AT" in main window.i tried some other commands as well but i don't get any output...i checked using...
Re: urgent
this is the circuit by which i am generating the 38Khz frequency for ir emitter...but i don't know where i am going wrong...the detector senses the voltage drop but only to 3.8V...its output is never 0 even when emitter is aligned to the receiver...i am using 7805 voltage regulator...
urgent
Hey thanks i will try that...i wanted to know that can i use a voltage
divider circuit to reduce the microcontroller voltage output from 5 to
3.3 V by a voltage divider circuit ?or is it necessary to use
Fbus..Also are AT commands supported by all the Nokia phones including
3310...
Re: RF comm Reliability
i am a newbie...i am doing a project of contolling a robot via sms..i would also like to experiment with RF comm.i initally wanted to use r(t)lp434a...but then was warned against its unreliability...
my goals are
moving a robot to a distance of 5-7m minimum having...
i wanted to know which chip to use for 5-7m range for RF communication for reasonable costs...and also how reliable it is?..Is checksum circuit necessary for the above chips
i wanted to know which chip to use for 5-7m range for RF communication for reasonable costs...and also how reliable it is?..Is checksum circuit necessary for the above chips
i want to connect a mobile to a microcontroller using an fbus for our project...its baud rate requirement is 115200bps....is it necessary to use PIC micro controller or can i do the above using some other microcontroller based on 8051...also what is the distinct advantage of using a PIC over...
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