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olyivy (f)
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I am currently working on a school project which involves the use of GSM Modems, GPS, and micro controllers to implement vehicle tracking telemetry.
There has not been any problem on getting the hardwares but I do not seem to get much resources on this topic as there are very little written materials on the subject available on the internet. I got to understand recently that the software section of the project will require the knowledge of AT commands but I do not know anything about it.
I will therefore appreciate it if anyone out there will help me on AT commands. Not necessarily teaching me but referring to materials that will teach me AT commands.
Thank you.
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webmonkey
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I am off to break when I come back I will help you with some info. But b4 I come back have a look at wikipedia
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olyivy (f)
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Thanks. Im waiting.
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solomonope (m)
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hi at commands are realy eazy to work wit ,am guessing u are workin wit a telit module gm 86 or something and probably a pic mcu check www.edaboard.com u would get help from there and u should check the at command set of the module u are using but it is realy easy to work wit if u run into any problem call 08056244001 or email solomonope@gmail.com.
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femu
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U can use the "AT+CMGR" command to retrieve the satellite coordinates but u need to filter the results and use for some input for the application. I have a ready made application built to decode SMS messages sent from a GPS Car tracker to a modem.The application was designed to send to a LED Display the current location of the vehicle via a micro controller.U can call me on 08034209301 for it.
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