Using Logic with SMS

[Darren]

The attached project shows an example of how you can send and receive SMS messages from logic. This is designed for use with a Sony Ericsson GT47 GSM terminal. For use with other devices, you will need to consult the product specification.

To use this project :
1. Open the project in PICED (or HomeGate / Schedule Plus)
2. Customise the project by editing the constants section :
- Set the desired COM port number
- Set the desired mobile phone numbers
- Select the desired group addresses
3. Connect the GSM terminal to the selected serial port
4. Pressing the send SMS button (or setting the associated group address) will send an SMS to your mobile phone
5. Sending "light off", "light on", "heater off" or "heater on" to the GSM terminal via SMS will perform the selected action
6. Sending any other message will just result in it being displayed on the screen

This project is provided for reference only. It will need significant modification to meet the requirements of a real project.

Thanks to Matt for his work on this project.

Sony Ericsson GT47 is available from Soanar phone 1300 889 883 or email mathewh@soanar.com.au

[rune]

Very cool!! :cool:

I downloaded it, opened it in Piced, changed the phone numbers for outgoing messages and removed the first initialization string in the Set Modem module. Then I fired it up - and it works like a charm!

I'm using a Siemens TC35 Terminal which is very well suited for this type of application. It's not a phone, just a little box with a SIM card, an antenna and a serial port.

Great work! Saved me a weekend (at least!) :D

Rune

[nickrusanov]

Could you please tell:

will this work with PAC?
will this work with MC35s Terminal?

Thank you!

[Darren]

Could you please tell:

will this work with PAC?
will this work with MC35s Terminal?

Thank you!
This should work with a PAC.

I am not sure about the MC35s. You would need to check if the protocol is the same.

[dave240t]

Good work mate that is an awesome idea:)

[nickrusanov]

I am not sure about the MC35s. You would need to check if the protocol is the same.
MC35s works, checked