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Read-Only Author aswathnarayana sripuram Posted 10-Jul-2003 11:27 GMT Toolset C51	gets function aswathnarayana sripuram hi I have connected to the RXD, TXD signals of 8031 to PC. The 8031 is sending a string AT+cmgrusing printf statement (hyper terminal display AT+cmgr, when i type message successful in hyperterminal (8031 is receiving this message and storing the same in the 8031 external memory) Now i have connected the TXD and RXD signals of 8031 to GSM modem and sending a command AT+cmgs = 9845055406 0x0d using printf command "send sms" 0x1A using printf statement, TheGSM modem is sending sms. When i try to read the message from gsm modem (using function gets) it is not working any help to solve this problem thanks aswathnarayana

Read-Only Author Heinrich Raman Posted 8-Sep-2003 14:57 GMT Toolset C51	RE: gets function Heinrich Raman I've got a similar problem is it possible that someone can assist me on this problem heinrich@tlabs.ac.za

Read-Only Author Drew Davis Posted 8-Sep-2003 17:52 GMT Toolset C51	RE: gets function Drew Davis What, if anything, is your GSM modem sending? Do you get any characters at all over the serial port? gets() will wait until it receives a "newline" character (one or both of ASCII CR / LF). The actual definition of "newline" varies from platform to platform. Are you sure your modem produces the same "newline" that the Keil gets() is expecting? Experiment with your own routine using getchar() (or just peek at the code in the LIB/_getkey.c file) to see what's really coming in over the serial port.

Read-Only Author Andy Neil Posted 8-Sep-2003 21:39 GMT Toolset C51	RE: gets function Andy Neil "The actual definition of "newline" varies from platform to platform." With modems, it can be specified via an S-Register - see the modem's Manual

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