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Compliant to GSM phase | 2/2+ |
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SMS | Text and PDU mode |
SIM interface | 3V/ 1.8V |
Interface | RS232 |
Power Supply | 5V-12V DC |
Type | GSM Modem |
Frequency Bands | 900/1800 MHz |
GPRS multi-slot class | 10 |
GPRS mobile station class | B |
Supply voltage range | 5V - 12V |
GPRS | Class 10 |
Transmitting power | Class 4 (2W) @ 850/900 MHz, Class 1 (1W) @ 1800/1900MHz |
Introduces the GSM/GPRS Modem-RS232 with SIM900A, detailing its features and capabilities for communication.
Lists key characteristics like dual-band, RS232 interface, MIC/Speaker support, and connectivity options.
Provides links to AT, FTP, and TCP/IP command datasheets for detailed technical information.
Details the GSM/GPRS Utility Software for testing, including download links and basic usage instructions.
Covers essential AT commands for checking the modem, managing SMS, and making voice calls.
Details AT commands for GPRS service, defining PDP contexts, and managing data states.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting the SIM card and connecting the power adapter for basic operation.
Explains power down, minimum functionality, and sleep modes for controlling current consumption.
Describes methods to wake the SIM900A module from its sleep state via DTR or network events.
Details the pin configuration and component layout of the GSM GPRS SIM900A module for hardware integration.
Illustrates the connection diagram for interfacing the Arduino UNO with the GSM shield.
Shows how to connect the Raspberry Pi board to the GSM shield for communication.
Details the connection diagram for the BeagleBone board and the GSM shield.
Explains the general interfacing of a microcontroller with the GSM shield.
Provides links to code examples for ARM, Atmel, PIC, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Beaglebone, and MSP430.
Offers essential precautions and best practices for safely handling the GSM module, including ESD warnings.