
GSM example program for the SeeedStudio GPRS Shield V2.0, based on UART serial port connectivity (D0/D1 pins). This program uses a GSM library to dial a number, send SMS, read SMS or answer a call.
main.cpp
- Committer:
- screamer
- Date:
- 2014-06-13
- Revision:
- 0:cd3db55e6652
- Child:
- 1:b22685c4503c
File content as of revision 0:cd3db55e6652:
#include "mbed.h" #include "GSM.h" #define PHONE_NUMBER "00xxxxxxxxxxxx" #define SEND_SMS_TEST 0 #define CALL_UP_TEST 1 #define ANSWER_TEST 0 #define READ_SMS_TEST 0 /** On many platforms USBTX/USBRX overlap with serial on D1/D0 pins and enabling the below will interrupt the communication. * You can use an LCD display to print the values or store them on an SD card etc. */ Serial pc(USBTX, USBRX); /** * D1 - TX pin (RX on the GSM module side) * D0 - RX pin (TX on the GSM module side) * 19200 - GSM baud rate */ GSM gsm(D1, D0, 19200, PHONE_NUMBER); void messageHandle(void) { __disable_irq(); int messageType = gsm.loopHandle(); if(MESSAGE_RING == messageType) { gsm.answer(); } else if(MESSAGE_SMS == messageType) { char smsMessage[SMS_MAX_LENGTH]; gsm.getSMS(smsMessage); } __enable_irq(); } int main(void) { while(0 != gsm.init()) { wait(2); } #if SEND_SMS_TEST gsm.sendSMS(PHONE_NUMBER, "Hello from my GPRS shield"); #endif #if CALL_UP_TEST gsm.callUp(PHONE_NUMBER); #endif #if ANSWER_TEST || READ_SMS_TEST gsm.gsmSerial.attach(&messageHandle); #endif while(1) { wait(1); } }