Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a list of GSM Libraries for Proteus . A GSM module gives your Arduino its own phone number: it can send and receive SMS, ring when someone calls and tell your sketch who is calling. That's why GSM modules are used in so many engineering projects, like home security alarms, SMS-controlled relays, vehicle trackers and remote weather stations. The problem is that a real GSM module needs a SIM card, a 2G network and a power supply that can deliver 2 A peaks, and when your project doesn't work, you can't see what the module and the Arduino are saying to each other. Our GSM libraries solve this: they answer real AT commands, register on a simulated network, send SMS to a virtual smartphone and show every line of the conver ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share the new SIM800C GSM Library for Proteus V1.1 . The SIM800C is SIMCom's quad-band GSM module, and many makers buy it on the small blue HW-537 board with a flexible antenna. This board has one habit that confuses many beginners: it stays switched off until its PWX power key is held LOW for more than a second. With this SIM800C Library for Proteus , you can learn that habit, send SMS, make calls and debug your GSM sketch on your PC, before you buy a SIM card or a 2 A power supply. Version 1.1 gives you two devices : SIM800C Simple , with a virtual smartphone next to the module, and SIM800C Advance , with a pop-up window that holds the phone plus four measured GSM test tools . The Arduino SIM800C Proteus demo has two Ard ...
