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Web server via GPRS

 
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Web server via GPRS
PostPosted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 4:40 am     Reply with quote

Hello

I'm trying to do a web page in my pic18f458 and be able to browse it from internet. I want to connect the device to internet using a GPRS modem.

There is a CCS sample named ex_websv but it uses s7600.h and I think that this device is not required for my application.

I understand the GPRS modem has its own TCP/IP stack.

Does this roadmap looks right?:

Establish a serial link to the gprs modem using either ppp/slip
Question: Is there any example out there?.

Thanks
Rocket
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GPRS Web Server
PostPosted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 2:43 pm     Reply with quote

The GPRS modem could have a TCP/IP stack inside it, like the GR47. Not all GPRS modems have TCP/IP stacs.

The second problem you will run into is that the GPRS modem does not have a static IP adress, which is normaly needed for a web server. It is rather trickey to establish a link to a GPRS device, It was desighned to be the originating device.

Please keep us informed.

SHALOM!
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