SMS vi

[James Lim]

I am using a Nokia D211to send SMS upon receiving a signal in LabView to
trigger to send the SMS.

Can anyone help to advise how it can be done?

James

[Enrique]

James;

Check out the LabVIEW driver for GSM/SMS applications by CIT Engineering. Contact Mr. Rolph Kalbermatter (info at OpenG.org). He is usually all the time at Info-LabVIEW too.

Regards;
Enrique Vargas
www.visecurity.com

[rolfk]

Enrique wrote:

> James;
>
> Check out the
> href="http://www.citengineering.com/pagesEN/products/sms.aspx">LabVIEW
> driver for GSM/SMS applica... by CIT Engineering. Contact
> href="http://exchange.ni.com/servlet/ProcessRequest?RHIVEID=101&RPAGEID=261&HRedirected=True&HUser...
(
> href="http://www.openg.org/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=UserPagerolfk">info
> at OpenG.org). He is usually all the time at
> href="http://www.info-labview.org/">Info-LabVIEW too.

Thanks Enrique for the plug 🙂 However I want to add that I have no
experience with Nokia GSM phones. Older Nokia phones needed some sort of
special data cable and a special software to communicate with a
computer. Newer ones
supposedly just have a Hayes AT command compatible
serial port which you should be able to connect to the serial port of
the computer through some sort of cable or maybe even infrared.

The problem here is that although AT Hayes command set implies a
standard, it is not really one as the commands to send can vary greatly
between modems. Newer GSM modem interfaces should however support the
GSM 07.05 command extension for SMS services. I think they come from
ETS, a telephone standards organization.

The drivers we have are only written for the Wavecom and compatible
modems such as the Maestro 20 and with some limitations for Siemens cell
phones.

Rolf Kalbermatter