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Receiving SMS texts instantly
mnewett@blueyon
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03-03-2004 05:50 PM
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I need to be able to receive SMS texts sent from a mobile phone instantly with Labview. Firstly, what kind of GSM modem if required - can a standard PCMCIA laptop modem be used (i.e vodafone) or should I use a serial modem with full Hayes AT support.
Secondly, how is labview configured to look out for and receive the SMS text messages. If a Hayes AT compatible modem is used would you simply read the port status as you would with serial comms with a data acquistion system ?
Thirdly, how would a serial Hayes AT command set modem act when receiving multiple incoming SMS text messages ? Can it only hold 1 at a time ?
Regards
Mike Newett
Secondly, how is labview configured to look out for and receive the SMS text messages. If a Hayes AT compatible modem is used would you simply read the port status as you would with serial comms with a data acquistion system ?
Thirdly, how would a serial Hayes AT command set modem act when receiving multiple incoming SMS text messages ? Can it only hold 1 at a time ?
Regards
Mike Newett
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03-04-2004 12:51 AM
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Helli Mike Newett:
If you want this cheap you can use a DAU-9P cable connect to a Nokia 5110/6110/6150 and use the published AT commands for it of course there are better high end models you can use with a MMS and GPRS feature. I have implemented a cheap solution on my lab here to send out notification signals after a microscope scan is done and also send the JPEG images to email addresses. You have to use the older version of serial libraries to hardcode the fone initialization command like AT+CMGF=1 (text mode),AT+CMGS="number" the message. Look for the website by the European ETSI for exact technical specifications of the GSM commands. Altenatively you can use your windows Modem query for valid AT commands and save the log files to a text file. And by the way
LabVIEW XP7 has many added features in the TCP/IP function pallete for email and HTML handling.
If you want this cheap you can use a DAU-9P cable connect to a Nokia 5110/6110/6150 and use the published AT commands for it of course there are better high end models you can use with a MMS and GPRS feature. I have implemented a cheap solution on my lab here to send out notification signals after a microscope scan is done and also send the JPEG images to email addresses. You have to use the older version of serial libraries to hardcode the fone initialization command like AT+CMGF=1 (text mode),AT+CMGS="number" the message. Look for the website by the European ETSI for exact technical specifications of the GSM commands. Altenatively you can use your windows Modem query for valid AT commands and save the log files to a text file. And by the way
LabVIEW XP7 has many added features in the TCP/IP function pallete for email and HTML handling.
Bernardino Jerez Buenaobra
Senior Test and Systems Development Engineer
Test and Systems Development Group
Integrated Microelectronics Inc.- Philippines
Telephone:+632772-4941-43
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email: Bernardino.Buenaobra@ph.global-imi.com
Senior Test and Systems Development Engineer
Test and Systems Development Group
Integrated Microelectronics Inc.- Philippines
Telephone:+632772-4941-43
Fax/Data: +632772-4944
URL: http://www.imiphil.com/our_location.html
email: Bernardino.Buenaobra@ph.global-imi.com
Tom_Hawkins
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03-08-2004 11:33 AM
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You don't want a modem, you want to connect directly to your phone - either via a cable, as the previous poster suggests, or via an infrared or Bluetooth connection if this is supported by your phone and PC.
There's some pointers to information on how to download SMS from the phone here: http://www.traud.de/gsm/index.html
There's some pointers to information on how to download SMS from the phone here: http://www.traud.de/gsm/index.html
Genevie
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10-12-2011 03:12 AM
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Now I am going for the advanced way for my project since I have already done how to send sms to the users. Now I want to know how to receive the sms using labview programming when the user reply and it stops running? I know that I have to put the Read VISA but have difficulties in using it. Thank you for everyone who help me.
