Alda. Teltonika. Module - Detailed info for Module,GSM module,Module,GSM/GPRS dat. Telit Module GPIO SMS Remote Control and Monitoring Software. The GPIO software allows the user to remotely control (via the GSM Network) physically connected hardware e.g. turn lights on/off via SMS message sent from a mobile/cell phone or any other means that can send SMS messages (e.g. via server side software using an SMS Gateway such as provided by clickatell.com).
It can also signal changes in state e.g. switch or sensor turned on / off via SMS message back to a pre specified telephone number. Suitable for use in a range of applications including: Home Automation Alarms / Security Monitoring and Control The GPIO software is controlled via the use of SMS Command messages, these are standard text messages send via a mobile phone however they are formatted in a specific way that instruct the GPIO software to perform a set action, such as turning an output on or off.
Pythom GSM AT Command Library. Dive Into Python. Using the Telit GE863 (GSM-GPRS module) The Telit is happiest powered with 3.8v, but you can power it with anywhere between 3.4-4.2 volts.
Should you already have a 3.7v lithium polymer battery for instance, then you could hook this up directly to VBATT to power the board. Hardware on the Telit To be able to check that the Telit is on and powered, it is useful to solder on the status led (STAT LED) and a resistor which will correspond to the led of your choosing. The pads available on the interface board are made for 0603 SMD packages. Both red and yellow LEDs should be ok, green LEDs would require a slightly higher voltage. To be able to turn on and reset the Telit, you need to solder on two DIP pushbuttons on either side of the status LED.