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I do not know how much data you are sending, but 40 WPM is approx 200 characters per min.(A word is considered to be 5 characters in length). I believe he has much experience in Cell phone/PIC communication. But, if you want to use SMS, maybe someone like Ralph can help you. I have no experience with Cell Phone and PIC connectivity. space between words is equivalent to a dash. IT also needs no special equipement like a PLL for different tones (like in RTTY). Would this be better than devising a 'morse code' style system, sending different length pulses - perhaps a short one to mean '1', and a long one to be a 'break'?. You mentioned using a low baud rate (outputting the data as text?). Kickin>The only problem I see is the data itself. Sometimes those 10 second calls are really nice.especially if they are reliable and the system is already set up for you. Antenna length for proper and max signal output. Kickin >Do you think this will be the only feasible method of communication? Something without the cost of hundreds of 10 second calls would be nice :-)ģ. The slower buad rates will be easier to test and work with.until you have established positive and reliable communication. And when going through Cell phones, I would suggest keeping your Baud at 1200 and below. How you transmit that data is up to you.But the faster the transmit, the less reliable on the receiving end. When the base station phones, the mobile will automatically be 'picked up' and the current GPS data sent via audio. The only thing I can think of is equiping each tracking unit with a mobile phone. FORART fe has added Hi-Fi Audio amplifier for home -100watt to ODFAS - amplifiers.Kickin>The problem I am having is getting a suitable transmitter/receiver that will work up to a range of up to 40 miles (if base is static).FORART fe has added TDA 2004 Make Amplifier Circuit with Power Supply to ODFAS - amplifiers.FORART fe has added DSP Amplifier - 2 inputs 4 outputs to ODFAS - amplifiers.
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Glove80 Keyboard Sure Fits Like One 27 Comments Posted in Arduino Hacks, ARM, Microcontrollers Tagged arduino, bluepill, cw, ham radio, morse code, stm32 Post navigation If you buy a Bluepill to make one of these, you might as well get two and build something to send code, too. Once you find the matching code, you apply the same index to another table to look up the actual letter or string of letters. So an “E” codes as 02 hex - a start bit followed by a single zero or dot. All bits to the left of the start bit don’t count. The decoder table looks confusing at first until you realize that each “decode” value consists of a 1 as a start bit followed by a 1 for a dash and a zero for a dot.
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That is, while a full transform gives you information about the frequency component of a signal across a wide range, the Goertzel algorithm probes the signal for one or a small number of distinct frequencies.
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As for the decoding method, the software employs the Goertzel algorithm which is akin to a single frequency Fourier transform. The code uses the Arduino-style setup for the Blue pill - something we’ve talked about before. You can see it at work along with a description of the project in the video below.
The device uses a touchscreen and a few common components. For example, has a decoder that runs on a cheap Bluepill dev board.
But if you can’t - or even if you can, and just want a break - you can always get a computer to do it. You really should learn to read Morse code.
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