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Now we will try to send and receive messages using our VIBE2.
 
Now we will try to send and receive messages using our VIBE2.
 
For this you have to follow these steps:
 
For this you have to follow these steps:
==Sending a message:==
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==Sending a message==
 
* Insert a micro SIM card in the 6 pin micro sim connector.
 
* Insert a micro SIM card in the 6 pin micro sim connector.
 
*  Power the board using a 5V (max 5A) DC adapter.
 
*  Power the board using a 5V (max 5A) DC adapter.
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  <Ctrl-Z>
 
  <Ctrl-Z>
 
This command is used to send short messages.
 
This command is used to send short messages.
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<CR>-carriage return
 
<CR>-carriage return
  
  
==Receiving a message:==
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==Receiving a message==
  
 
  AT
 
  AT

Revision as of 01:33, 13 July 2016

SMS

Now we will try to send and receive messages using our VIBE2. For this you have to follow these steps:

Sending a message

  • Insert a micro SIM card in the 6 pin micro sim connector.
  • Power the board using a 5V (max 5A) DC adapter.
  • Log in to the VIBE2 using any of the techniques explained in this document.
  • Set VIBE2 into AT commands mode by using
$ minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB0

NOTE: Verify the USB port as it is different for different modems.

- Now execute the following AT commands to send a message:

AT
OK

This checks whether AT commands are responding or not.

AT+COPS?

This gives the details of your Internet service provider.

AT+CSQ

This signify the signal strength of your network.

AT+CMGF=1

This command is used to set the format of short message in TEXT mode.

AT+CMGS=”PHONE NUMBER TO WHOM MESSAGE IS TO BE SEND”  <CR>
“HELLO”
<Ctrl-Z>

This command is used to send short messages.

<CR>-carriage return


Receiving a message

AT
OK
AT+CMGF=1
AT+CMGL=”ALL”

This command lists all the available messages stored in the memory.

AT+CMGR=1

This command shows a particular message(in this case message stored at index 1 in the memory will be displayed)

AT Commands Manual

The AT Command Manual for the 2G modem can be downloaded from here

The AT Command Manual for the 3GH-A/B/C and 3GC-A type Modules can be downloaded from WCDMA here

The AT Command Manual for the 3GH-D Module is available on request. Contact Yantrr support.