Dialing using PIC!!

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rfsingh81@gmail.com
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Dialing using PIC!!

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Hi
I am not an expert in this so please excuse me if somthing does not make sense out of what I am going to ask.
I would like to make a project where using a PIC I can dial a phone number and make some sounds on the other end.
Any ideas?
Thanks

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Re: Dialing using PIC!!

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Hello

Using our mobile phone solution you can call numbers, receive calls as well as sending and receiving text messages. Hope this helps.

Dial tones use DTF or Dual tone frequencies (I think thats what it stands for) so it would be a little tricky to output the two frequencies via a microcontroller. However it should be possible. Our mobile phone solution gets around this problem by using a dedicated GSM module.

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Hello Ben,

I would like to ask if I can use the mobile phone solution in order to send a text message from my mobile phone or make an unanswered call to the mobile phone bundle and then use that "stimulation" and have a PIC to process it and then output a desired action? (e.x out on LCD>>1 unanswered call / or switch a relay ON?)
Thank you,
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Re: Dialing using PIC!!

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Hello

Yes you can use the mobile phone solution to process incoming calls or messages and from there to provide functionality for your programs such as printing out messages or toggling I/O etc.

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