At 22:29 20/08/98 -0400, you wrote:
>On Fri, 21 Aug 1998, Jason Tuendemann wrote:
>
>> Yes but I believe that this is not a RS232 port or if it is it is not
>> standard protocol. You have to use this with software in win95 which
>> makes virtual ports and does protocol conversions.  Not much good for an
>> embedded app.
>
>What is a good cellular phone for an embedded app?

Ericsson GS18. See my other message.

You may also consider the Siemen's M1 which is purely a GSM modem (no
voice) and costs more (a little) than the GS18.

The GS18 has pager (various), voice, SMS, and a fax capability built in.

These can be accessed via the RS232 communications port (I say all, but I
haven't actually used every one of these via serial communications!)

Regards

Adrian
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