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i have connected a micro controller to sony Ericson's T28s .The input voltage i supplied is 3.6v for both and on the receiver pin of T28s a voltage of about 2v was obtained but on the transmitter 0v was read what is the problem?
stk500 attiny2313
i am programming attiny2313 using stk500 development but i faced a problem.
Can any one explain the steps i should follow to program it?
i will use an external crystal oscillator of 8mhz.how should i set the fuses,clocks and everything.
please help!
I want to interface micro controller with voltage rating of 2.7v-5.5v with T28s which has a voltage rating of 3.6v.Is any problem if i can supply the micro controller with 3.6v and connect the TX and RX of micro controller with RX and TX of T28s for data transmission among them?
Regards,
simulation
i wan to simulate sms device controller with software.Let me first say something about
sms device controller.It does the controlling action on devices connected to it.It has a micro controller attiny2313 to which a mobile is connected and devices i need to control are also...
Can any one tell me whether Sony erricson T230 supports AT command set?Please do it as quick as possible since i am using for a project which is to be completed within two weeks.
thanks,
calculating baud rate
Hi guys,
I am in trouble of calcualting /obtaining baud rate for serial communication given the oscillator frequency .
can any one explain it or inform me where to get an illustration?
10Q!
i want to control devices connected to pic16f84A by sending sms in text mode to cell phone connected to my pic.I have the problem of serial communication between pic and cell phone because the pic has no hard ware uart i have to do it in software in assembly language can any one help with how...
i am using pic 16f84A interfaced with cell phone i want to send sms and control my devices.can i use text mode of sms rather than pdu format?serial communication between pic and cell phone can be implemented by software uart?
i had a problem with pic 16f84A,it has no hardware uart so i have to implement by software uart with assembly language as i have already started programming by assembly in MAPLAB IDE.so please help with the simple code in assembly for software uart for this pic.
regards.
16f84a programming
what do u recommend if i use BASIC programming language to program pic 16f84A ?
Please tell all the different problems that i might face.Or can i embed Basic code in assembly in maplab ide?
serial communication
Thanks so much Mr.Cube, but do You mind sending to my email djzbor@gmial.com
all your programs with the proper comments since i am not an exprianced pic programmer and learn a lot form that to handle my task?
Regards,
I am using PIC 16f84A to interface to mobile phone so that i can control devices connected to PIC will be controlled (ON/Off) by sending sms to the mobile phone.To do that i have to read the message form the phone memory and send to the out put port of the PIC to control the devices.But PIC...
sample code ascii septet conversion
I am in trouble of understanding how the following code works .can any one explain in detail and come up with the flow chart?
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; SMS REMOTE CONTROL, FOR ERICSSON T10 GSM MOBILE PHONE
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; This circuit can handle 8 devices (ON/OFF) by sending SMS message...
i am doing a final project on switching devices by sending sms .My problem is programming the pic 16f84A in such a way that it can read the sms message from the phone memory interfaced to it.
My very problem is:
1-Let i send sms message"swich on motor" to the phone interfaced to the...
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