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Problem with sending GPS message via hyperterminal

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Hello
I am using a GPRS modem to send UDP messages contains GPS messages to a destination server so I have configured themodem using AT commands (that includes fefine the IP and port of server to the modem) then I use
atd*99# command and the response is
CONNECT then a lot of symbols start to appear in the Hyper terminal and these symbols contains the GPS message but it is not sent to the server and I dont know why
all what i need is to make the data sent to the server not only appears in hyper terminal

note : during the flow of symbols if I sent anything to the modem by key board (modem is connected to PC using serial cable) then what i send reach to the server
 

Send GPS message

The strange symbols are the packet of PPP protocol. Using #99 connects you to the internet via PPP protocol as the bottom layer. You have to use the upper protocols like IP and TCP or UDP and then your application level to start talking in Hyper-Terminal. If is not easy building these protocols yourself. The easier method is to use a GPRS module that has a Socket service like the M22 from BenQ.

I am not going to repeat all that as this is posted any many places recently on this forum
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