Yes, the circuit is correct!is that any mistake we make?
the others pins (1,4,6) can ignore?budhy said:Yes, the circuit is correct!is that any mistake we make?
You have it here AT_Command_Set_For_Nokia_GSM_And_WCDMA_Products_v1_2_en.pdfi need complete set of AT-commands for Nokia
i went many mobile shop already, but dun have..budhy said:Your circuit seem OK. Do You have Data Cable for 2300, it is better to test the phone with original data cable before you build your own circuit.
that's means if i connect like this circuit..budhy said:Test it with the most simple command : AT
Cell phone will answer OK if the connection is good
Try difference baud rate, and recheck HyperTerminal COM port setup
they called this cable "NK1110" or "AT133"budhy said:the type (name) of that cable?
the picture of serial port cable is copy from internet, because i want to ask, it without extra circuit, is that converted voltage already?budhy said:The third photo look like a RS232 serial cable, plug it to PC COM port and measure the voltage at the phone connector side. At idle state the RX line is 3 Volt, but Tx line un-measureable (floating).
that serial port cable copy from internet, it without extra circuit, is that converted voltage already?
u said that before cellphone is 3.3v, but if direct connect to serial, serial port is +-12v, i cant understand this...
sorry about that, make trouble to u..budhy said:that serial port cable copy from internet, it without extra circuit, is that converted voltage already?
u said that before cellphone is 3.3v, but if direct connect to serial, serial port is +-12v, i cant understand this...
There a 3.3 Volt to RS232 Voltage level converter inside the special DB9 connector!
Just plug the DB9 connector to COM port, and mesure the voltage on the Cell Phone connector side!
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