Difference between revisions of "SMS"
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Sends SMS messages. | Sends SMS messages. | ||
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'''Block behavior:''' | '''Block behavior:''' | ||
| − | + | '''SMS_RX''' - If a new incoming SMS is detected, a short pulse appears on the VALID output, the FROM and TEXT outputs are filled according to the SMS content. | |
| − | + | '''SMS_TX''' - If a rising edge is detected at the SEND input, an SMS message is sent to the phone number from NUMBER input and the text contains the text from the TEXT input. | |
Revision as of 09:53, 15 April 2020
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Description:
SMS_TX/SMS_RX blocks are used for communication between the program and the user through the GSM network. It use SMS messages to transmit and receive information.
SMS_RX
Receive SMS messages.
| Asynchronous interface | ||||
| out | VALID | bool | indicates success operation and valid output | |
| out | FROM | string | source phone number | |
| out | TEXT | string | SMS content | |
SMS_Tx
Sends SMS messages.
| Asynchronous interface | ||||
| in | SEND | bool r_edge | rising edge starts new operation | |
| in | NUMBER | string | destination phone number | |
| in | TEXT | string | SMS content | |
Block behavior:
SMS_RX - If a new incoming SMS is detected, a short pulse appears on the VALID output, the FROM and TEXT outputs are filled according to the SMS content.
SMS_TX - If a rising edge is detected at the SEND input, an SMS message is sent to the phone number from NUMBER input and the text contains the text from the TEXT input.
