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Kaare Jenssen
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Hi.
Key question: What kind of hardware do you have/want to use/What is your background?
The easiest way for most people without prior knowledge would be Arduino with GSM shield, or a Raspberry Pi with a GSM module. The reason is due to the simplified programming (no need for assembly, writing library code etc), and the amount of documentation for these devices.
That being said, I suppose it deponds on your programming background, and if you are an electrician, if you want to use ladder logic or programming languages like C/C++ and even assembly programming or to be able to easily use java, .net etc.etc
You can find step by step instructions for most common devices for the task u describe, and for the arduinos and raspberry pis, there is overwhelming amounts of tutorials and picture guides etc.
There is really no better friend for this question than google.
Key question: What kind of hardware do you have/want to use/What is your background?
The easiest way for most people without prior knowledge would be Arduino with GSM shield, or a Raspberry Pi with a GSM module. The reason is due to the simplified programming (no need for assembly, writing library code etc), and the amount of documentation for these devices.
That being said, I suppose it deponds on your programming background, and if you are an electrician, if you want to use ladder logic or programming languages like C/C++ and even assembly programming or to be able to easily use java, .net etc.etc
You can find step by step instructions for most common devices for the task u describe, and for the arduinos and raspberry pis, there is overwhelming amounts of tutorials and picture guides etc.
There is really no better friend for this question than google.
Arduino + GSM Shield, this will take your SIM, most come with examples, but your best bet is to download the "AT Command" set for the chipset (say SIM900 for example) and see what each command does.
You will find some commands are common across GSM chipsets, some might have slightly different parameters, and all will have their own proprietary AT commands.
You will find some commands are common across GSM chipsets, some might have slightly different parameters, and all will have their own proprietary AT commands.
Hello!
Arduino and GSM module are the best solution! You can send "AT-COMMANDS" with the UART protocol from arduino to GSM and it will automatically send the SMS.
When you receive an SMS the GSM send a String through the UART to arduino where you can compare to a string in the memory and act depending on what was written in the SMS
Hope to be helpful!
Arduino and GSM module are the best solution! You can send "AT-COMMANDS" with the UART protocol from arduino to GSM and it will automatically send the SMS.
When you receive an SMS the GSM send a String through the UART to arduino where you can compare to a string in the memory and act depending on what was written in the SMS
Hope to be helpful!
Kaare Jenssen
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Here is the library reference and example codes for the GSM communication.
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/GSM
However, I would recomend you read this getting started guide before you do anything else, just to get to know how the Arduino works.
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/GSM
However, I would recomend you read this getting started guide before you do anything else, just to get to know how the Arduino works.
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