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Topic # 6863 28-Feb-2006 22:53
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Hi,
I want to develop a dialer application for i-mate jasjar pocket PC. For this, i have to communicate with GSM Module using AT commands. Can some one let me know which COM port i need to use to access GSM and the port settings.

If there is any port, do i have to access to use that port for my application...?

Thanks in advance,
Pramod.

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Reply # 29540 28-Feb-2006 23:03
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You will find very good information in the Windows Mobile SDK (Windows Mobile SDK information, VS 2005 90 day demo).

You can also get some sample code from the OpenNETCF.org.




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  Reply # 29542 28-Feb-2006 23:30
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Hi,
thanks for your immediate reply. Links you referred are very much useful. but right now i am just looking for the port name to send the AT commands. If you know, please let me know. Any direct link will be much more useful.

thanks,
pramod.

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