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RS-232 in a MySensors RS485 network for GSM/SMS modem

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  • dzjrD Offline
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    Friends of MySensors,

    For some alarms I would like to use an SMS modem so that I can send a message to my phone even when the internet fails.

    Now I have a Siemens MC35i GSM modem which I would like to use for this which can be controlled via RS232.

    However, I have a wired MySensors RS485 network, and I was wondering if these two go together, considering you have a total of 3 serial connections (incl pin 0/1).

    Is there a simple example in which, for example, when an incoming alarm telegram (from the MySensors network) sends a certain text string / SMS message?

    Or maybe you have a much better solution for this.

    Sending an SMS over the internet is not an option as I want to use this as a backup in case of an internet outage.
    Last night it turned out that I also did not receive pushover messages due to a major power outage in the region.

    I am very curious about your ideas.

    Thanks for contributing ideas.

    dzjr

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