Arduino Burglar Alarm Sends SMS
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Arduino Burglar Alarm Sends SMS
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#3This seems to need a computer to actually send the SMS. Would've been far more flexible to buy a cheap AT GSM modem.
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#4This seems to need a computer to actually send the SMS. Would've been far more flexible to buy a cheap AT GSM modem.
But a lot more expensive
All the ones I have used were expensive industrial spec units with complex data channels.
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But a lot more expensive
Does anyone know of a cheap and simple SMS only GSM modem? All the ones I have used were expensive industrial spec units with complex data channels.
OR you can buy this arduino shield: http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9607 $100
Re: Arduino Burglar Alarm Sends SMS
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
But a lot more expensive
Does anyone know of a cheap and simple SMS only GSM modem? All the ones I have used were expensive industrial spec units with complex data channels.
Has serial port which takes AT commands. Easy enough to drive it.
Costs $20 a shot.
Re: Arduino Burglar Alarm Sends SMS
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
But a lot more expensive
Does anyone know of a cheap and simple SMS only GSM modem? All the ones I have used were expensive industrial spec units with complex data channels.
Re: Arduino Burglar Alarm Sends SMS
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Does anyone know of a cheap and simple SMS only GSM modem? All the ones I have used were expensive industrial spec units with complex data channels.
If it doesn't have to be SMS only, there are various mass market "surf sticks" offered by providers on the cheap, marketed at laptop owners and the like. Many of them are just AT modems with serial ports tunneled through USB and then controlled by an application on the computer.
Re: Arduino Burglar Alarm Sends SMS
#10This seems to need a computer to actually send the SMS. Would've been far more flexible to buy a cheap AT GSM modem.
The cheapest way to solve the issue would be to hook it up to something like a nokia pay as you go phone over serial/bluetooth.