#include regx52.h #include stdio.h #include string.h sbit but = P1^1; sbit but2 = P1^2; sbit but3 = P1^3; sbit but4 = P1^4; void InitUART(void) { TMOD=0x20;//Timer 1,Mode 2 TH1 = -3;// 9600 baud rate at 11.059 MHz TR1=1; // Start Timer1 TL1=-3; SCON=0x52;// 8-bit UART mode 1 } void getline (char *line) { while ((*line++ = getchar()) != '\n'); } void main() { unsigned char AT[] = "AT+CKPD="; unsigned char responce[2]; InitUART(); but = 1; but2 = 1; but3 = 1; but4 = 1; led = 0; while(1) { if(but == 0 || but2 == 0 || but3 == 0 || but4 == 0) { printf("AT+CKPD="); putchar('"'); putchar('1'); putchar('"'); putchar(0x0d); putchar(0x0a); getline(responce); //gets(responce,10); // waiting for "OK" // if(responce[0]=='O'&&responce[1]=='K') // printf(responce); // if((responce[0]=='O')&&(responce[1]=='K')) // led = 1; // else // led = 0; }
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
C Program - AT command
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