crtl-Z in DEBUG
Yaco
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hello a happy new hollidays to alla of you.
Please could any one tell me how to represent <crtl-Z> insede DEBUG I know is ascii 26 but how
thanks
Please could any one tell me how to represent <crtl-Z> insede DEBUG I know is ascii 26 but how
thanks
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you could guess that I want to send a SMS message using a GSM modem, but for some reason I could not send it, I try to send a message using the hyperterminal and the same commands that my BS2PE es sending , andd from the pc is working ok,
now I am using the program and the DEBUG screen the BS2PE is sending the correct characters
the same that I used to simulate with the hyperterminal
but some reason the SMS message does not go.
please help me
the program is
SmsMessage:
·· DEBUG "AT"
·· DEBUG CR
·· PAUSE 2000
·· DEBUG "AT+CMGF=1"
·· DEBUG CR······················· ' Carraige Return ot 'Enter'
·· PAUSE 2000
·· DEBUG "AT+CMGS"
·· DEBUG 61······················· 'ASCII· for =
·· DEBUG 34······················· 'ASCII· for "
'================================================================================
·· DEBUG "XXXXXXXXXX"·········· MY NUMBER
'================================================================================
·· DEBUG 34····· 'ASCII· for "
·· DEBUG CR···· ' CR ot 'Enter'
·· PAUSE 3000
'================================================================================
· 'THE INFOTMATION I WANT TO SEND USING DEBUG GOES HERE
· 'TEXT FORMAT ei.
· DEBUG "HELLO WORLD AND HAPPY NEW YEAR 2006"
'================================================================================
·DEBUG 26········· 'Equivlent for CTRL+Z in ASCII
I was thinking maybe the crtl+z was the problem but now I don`t know, I am using port 16 to the modem
thaks for the help
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What physical pin of the Stamp is the GSM modem connected to? Debug sends the data out pin 1. Also, you will need to be sure that the grounds are connected between the GSM modem and the Stamp. If you are connecting the modem to the Stamp through a serial cable attached to the DB-9 connector on a Board of Education you will need to use a "null-modem" cable instead of the standard serial cable that you connect to the computer with.
Please attach a schematic of what you trying to do- that will help with trouble shooting.
peter
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Director, Research and Technology
CyberBiota, Incorporated
Peter.charles@cyberbiota.com
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Chris Savage
Parallax Tech Support
csavage@parallax.com
here is the cable I am using it is the one that came with the modem
···· RS232 15-Pin Connector·················· DB9 TO THE BOE
············ MODEM· 15 PIN CONNECTOR········ (DEBUG) PORT 16
··········· 1 DCD 109 Data Carrier Direct················· 1
··········· 6 RX 104 Receive Data (out)··········· ······· 2
··········· 2 TX 103 Transmit Data························· 3
··········· 8 DTR 108.2 Data Terminal Ready············ 4
··········· 9 GND Signal Ground·························· ··· 5
··········· 7 DSR 107 Data Set Ready··················
··········· 12 RTS 105 Request to Send··················· 7
··········· 11 CTS 106 Clear to Send RS 232············ 8
··········· 13 RI 125 Ring Indicator························· 9
Thaks
Thanks for the tip, I needed to cross the 2 and 3 pin on my db9 going into the BOE and that did the job,
thanks again
is working, some time I will let the forum have my work I getting the step by step
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