Post by thread:[PICLIST] Nokia 5190

Hello All, Can anyone point me in the right direction for some specs on the LCD from a nokia 5190? I've taken the phone apart, ripped out the LCD (no markings) and discovered there is a 9-pin connection. Thanks! Sean Wright -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The PICList is archived three different ways. See http://www.piclist.com/#archives for details.

Ahem, many pardons, forgot the header... Hello All, Can anyone point me in the right direction for some specs on the LCD from a nokia 5190? I've taken the phone apart, ripped out the LCD (no markings) and discovered there is a 9-pin connection. Thanks! Sean Wright -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The PICList is archived three different ways. See http://www.piclist.com/#archives for details.

Hello all, I've been thinking of a few things and was wondering if anyone has any experience with trying to interface a PIC to a Nokia 5190 through it's serial cable? I know that that 5190 (unlike it's 51x0 cousins) does NOT support a standard AT command set on the it's serial port. What I'd like to do is send and receive SMSs using this phone and it's data cable. I'm not really interested in this moment with going with another phone/GSM module simply for cost reasons (I have two 5190s and a serial cable ready to go). Also I don't really care about doing any other data functions, just sending and receiving SMSs. Thanks for any hints. TTYL

I tried recently to talk to a 5120 through its serial cable using an AVR. I didn't have too much success as the 5120 appeared to have only limited capability in this regard. Have you checked the gnoki website & there PC software to get the commands etc? Also you can use either the Nokia data suite or other evaluation software (e.g Mobus ?) that's available off the web & sniff the command sequences used. The basic commands are not hard to find & te hardware interface isn't difficult but I just found that the phone I was using only responded to a very limited subset of ithe command list - and not what I wanted (Incomong caller ID) Newer phones such as the 5190 may be better. Richard Prosser On 03/05/06, hgraf <spam_OUThgrafTakeThisOuTemail.com> wrote: {Quote hidden}> Hello all, > > I've been thinking of a few things and was wondering if anyone has any > experience with trying to interface a PIC to a Nokia 5190 through it's > serial cable? > > I know that that 5190 (unlike it's 51x0 cousins) does NOT support a > standard AT command set on the it's serial port. > > What I'd like to do is send and receive SMSs using this phone and it's > data cable. > > I'm not really interested in this moment with going with another > phone/GSM module simply for cost reasons (I have two 5190s and a serial > cable ready to go). Also I don't really care about doing any other data > functions, just sending and receiving SMSs. > > Thanks for any hints. > > TTYL > > -

Hi I had a project going a few years ago, interfacing a PIC with a nokia 6110. The communication should be the same as with the 5190 me thinks. IIRC, I managed to at least send an SMS with the PIC but then bought myself an 6210 which supports AT commands and that made the task much easier. You see the 6110 (5190?) uses FBUS protocol where you have to tweak each byte which is to be sent to the phone. You will save yourself from a lot of tears and sweat by going for a nokia supporting AT, especially if you want more features than just SMS sending and receiving. If you wish to stick to the 5190, google for "nokia fbus" and you should find some interesting links. Here's a link that will get you started: http://www.embedtronics.com/nokia/fbus.html hgraf skrev: {Quote hidden}> Hello all, > > I've been thinking of a few things and was wondering if anyone has any > experience with trying to interface a PIC to a Nokia 5190 through it's > serial cable? > > I know that that 5190 (unlike it's 51x0 cousins) does NOT support a > standard AT command set on the it's serial port. > > What I'd like to do is send and receive SMSs using this phone and it's > data cable. > > I'm not really interested in this moment with going with another > phone/GSM module simply for cost reasons (I have two 5190s and a serial > cable ready to go). Also I don't really care about doing any other data > functions, just sending and receiving SMSs. > > Thanks for any hints. > > TTYL > >

Hi, I think it is worth to look at the GNOKII project which deals with the said byte tweaking and fbus protocol with success (http://www.gnokii.org). Regards, Imre On Wed, 3 May 2006, Johan Baarman wrote: {Quote hidden}> Hi > > I had a project going a few years ago, interfacing a PIC with a nokia > 6110. The communication should be the same as with the 5190 me thinks. > IIRC, I managed to at least send an SMS with the PIC but then bought > myself an 6210 which supports AT commands and that made the task much > easier. You see the 6110 (5190?) uses FBUS protocol where you have to > tweak each byte which is to be sent to the phone. You will save yourself > from a lot of tears and sweat by going for a nokia supporting AT, > especially if you want more features than just SMS sending and > receiving. If you wish to stick to the 5190, google for "nokia fbus" and > you should find some interesting links. > > Here's a link that will get you started: > http://www.embedtronics.com/nokia/fbus.html > > hgraf skrev: >> Hello all, >> >> I've been thinking of a few things and was wondering if anyone has any >> experience with trying to interface a PIC to a Nokia 5190 through it's >> serial cable? >> >> I know that that 5190 (unlike it's 51x0 cousins) does NOT support a >> standard AT command set on the it's serial port. >> >> What I'd like to do is send and receive SMSs using this phone and it's >> data cable. >> >> I'm not really interested in this moment with going with another >> phone/GSM module simply for cost reasons (I have two 5190s and a serial >> cable ready to go). Also I don't really care about doing any other data >> functions, just sending and receiving SMSs. >> >> Thanks for any hints. >> >> TTYL >> >> > > --

Hello! I agree my all others piclist friends! The first thing is take a look in gnoki web site. There are a lot of useful information to start a nokia serial manipulation. However, my project using nokia 51xx/61xx was discontinued because: - Here in Brazil Nokia phones don't work in FBUS, only in MBUS and many commands are not available. - The cell phone market is very volatile. Today you develop a solution for a model that tomorrow don't can be found in any store. Try gsm modems (motorola g20, siemens T45, wavecom, and so on). It's a best choice in the many of commecial products. Handle SMS in this modems is very simple too. Sorry my bad english, I hope you have understood me. Regards, Eduardo Garcia {Original Message removed}