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[SOLVED] Strange Problem in the GSM modem

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I'm facing a strange problem with my GSM modem. Recently by mistake I gave about 9V power to a wrong pin and the MAX232 IC got burnt. I got it repaired. I faced another problem after that. When I put the switch to the ON position the modem starts, but when I cut off power from the power supply without switching off the switch the modem doesn't start again. The modem that I'm using is TC35. Any idea what has happen?
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Greetings,
After switching it off, wait for few seconds/minutes. Does it helps?
 

Have you disconnected DB9 cable before switching it off? Disconnect cable and then wait few minutes.
 
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I'm not using the DB9 cable there is a pin which can be used to directly connect the microcontroller, I'm using that.
 

And that pin is connected to ?

Remove every cable except power cable and try that.
 

TXD_MCU_TTL -- TX
RXD_MCU_TTL -- RX of the Microcontroller
 

Already done. As you suggested it requires some time to start after switching off. Thanks
 

It requires 7 seconds between a Off and a ON. I was wondering whether it is possible to add a delay using a resistor and a capacitor? Is it possible?
 

It requires 7 seconds between a Off and a ON. I was wondering whether it is possible to add a delay using a resistor and a capacitor? Is it possible?

Only 7 Seconds? How long did you waited before when i told you to wait. :p
Yes, you can add more delay by adding higher value electrolytic capacitor(e.g. 100uf, 1000uf most commonly used capacitors values for power supply) in parallel with power supply.

Good Luck :)
 
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