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I want to send this string (+CMTI 'SM' +CMGR) from computer to avr 128 with usart and after receiving this string (+CMTI 'SM' +CMGR) by avr I will call other function f1.you can see my code in follow. But I have a problem. When I send other string i.e. (+CLIP: "+952178259109")...
I have defined "eeprom static char sds[8][1][20];” for global variable and “char as[8][1][20];” for general variable. I want to copy “as variable to sds variable” .if I use strcpy(sds, as); compiler have some error .Do you have any criteria for my problem?
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I want a function that any time call it function ,mcu go to reset
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I want a function that any time call it function ,mcu go to reset
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I want a function that any time call it...
I will reset microcontroller AVR via software.can I connect reset pin to output pin (i/o pin) in Atmega 32 or 128 and pull down this output for reset of microcontrolller?
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I connect sim 300 to avr microcontroller and connect one LCD to microcontroller.How can I process received SMS. For example how can I indicate received SMS on LCD.please note that I will use codevision . please inform sample code if you have.
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I connect sim 300 to avr microcontroller and connect one LCD to microcontroller.How can I process received SMS. For example how can I indicate received SMS on LCD.please note that I will use codevision .
Dears
I connect sim 300 to avr microcontroller and connect one LCD to microcontroller.How can I process received SMS. For example how can I indicate received SMS on LCD.please note that I will use codevision .
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