1. Plug In Your GSM/GPRS modem
2. Find out which COM Port the modem is connecting
3. Start-> Accessories-> Communication-> Hyperterminal
4. Open new connection
5. “Connect using:” the correct COM port, you will see a
windows->change Bits per second to “9600” (for GSM) “115200” (for GPRS)
6. Type “AT” and press Enter (it’ll show “ok”)
7. Type “AT+CMGF=1” and press Enter (it’ll show “ok”. It is to set the GSM / GPRS modem to operate in SMS text mode. )
8. Type “AT+CMGW=”+651234567″ ” and press Enter (it’ll show “>”.”+65″ is country code, “1234567” is recipient’s number)
9. Start typing SMS. When finished, press Ctrl + Z (it’ll show “+CMGW:1”, it means the message is stored as index:1 in the message storage)
10. Type “AT+CMSS=1” and press Enter (It’ll show something like “+CMSS: 219”. “219” is the reference no of the sent message)
11. If it shows “OK” at the end, it means the message is successfully sent.
2. Find out which COM Port the modem is connecting
3. Start-> Accessories-> Communication-> Hyperterminal
4. Open new connection
5. “Connect using:” the correct COM port, you will see a
windows->change Bits per second to “9600” (for GSM) “115200” (for GPRS)
6. Type “AT” and press Enter (it’ll show “ok”)
7. Type “AT+CMGF=1” and press Enter (it’ll show “ok”. It is to set the GSM / GPRS modem to operate in SMS text mode. )
8. Type “AT+CMGW=”+651234567″ ” and press Enter (it’ll show “>”.”+65″ is country code, “1234567” is recipient’s number)
9. Start typing SMS. When finished, press Ctrl + Z (it’ll show “+CMGW:1”, it means the message is stored as index:1 in the message storage)
10. Type “AT+CMSS=1” and press Enter (It’ll show something like “+CMSS: 219”. “219” is the reference no of the sent message)
11. If it shows “OK” at the end, it means the message is successfully sent.