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8051 Gsm Interfacing

hi

i wanted to know how exactly handshaking signals (RTS and CTS) be included in the program.

we are using a wavecom modem that use AT commands.

we have also included MAX232 for ttl to rs232 conversion.

command to accept call is ATA. i wanted to know whether to trasmit ATA command as a string through Serial port(TXD) or transmit chatracters A,T,A separately or is there some other equivalent code that is being transmitted when using the hyperterminal

Thanks

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  • hi,
    i am not able to understand what u meant when u said tht Simulator is simply using the PC's COM port to simulate the 8051's UART - so your program just uses the 8051 UART as usual.

    i jus want to knw tht suppose modem is connected to COM port, can i send AT commands using keil(ie IO directed towards COM port).

    If yes, could u please tell me how to do it because no in and out registers r defined for COM port.

    thanks

  • You do understand that Keil uVision is not for developing applications to run on the PC, don't you?

    Keil tools are cross-development tools, used to develop applications that will run on embedded microcontroller systems; ie, software that will run on boards like these:
    http://www.keil.com/boards/

    uVision provides a Simulator that allows you to run your embedded application in a simulation on the PC.

    See: www.keil.com/.../uv3_sm_uartcommunication.htm

  • i have developed a program for blinking LED which is

    i am not getting the syntax right here please manage
    to read through this

    while(1)
    {

    LED=~LED;//LED is sbit LED=P1.0 defined earlier//
    delay(); // delay is subroutine defined to be delay of .5 seconds have used timer1 for delay of 50ms then a for loop for 21 loop approx .5 seconds
    }

    this works fine but this program doesn't

    this is for blinking LED 5times then stop

    for(k=1,k<=10;k++)
    { LED=~LED; delay();
    }

    note that there is no overall while loop in second case

    will this effect the result when i am implementing
    in hardware not in keil

  • Please read the instructions on how to post source code - they are really quite clearly stated:
    www.danlhenry.com/.../keil_code.png

    Note that TABs don't work (well) - use spaces instead,

    and don't forget to check it in the 'Preview'...