Using the SIM7000E Expansion Shield without Arduino Hardware/Software
Account cancelled 2018-09-30 18:16:02 5324 Views2 Replies Hi,
I recently purchased this (https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/ ... 05/DFR0572) expansion shield. However I'm looking for a way to use this without an arduino.
The reason behind this is I'll be using it in a student project, and a constraint is that the final product must not use any arduino hardware or software. The microcontroller I have chosen to use is the STM32L152RE (https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers/stm32l152re.html), a low power ARM microcontroller.
Currently the basic idea of the project is that the microcontroller controls a proximity sensor, and sends the results of the sensors pulses to the antenna for transmission to a central server, using a Hologram SIM card.
Any help as to how I can program the expansion shield without arduino software/hardware is very much appreciated!
I recently purchased this (https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php/ ... 05/DFR0572) expansion shield. However I'm looking for a way to use this without an arduino.
The reason behind this is I'll be using it in a student project, and a constraint is that the final product must not use any arduino hardware or software. The microcontroller I have chosen to use is the STM32L152RE (https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers/stm32l152re.html), a low power ARM microcontroller.
Currently the basic idea of the project is that the microcontroller controls a proximity sensor, and sends the results of the sensors pulses to the antenna for transmission to a central server, using a Hologram SIM card.
Any help as to how I can program the expansion shield without arduino software/hardware is very much appreciated!
2018-12-06 22:47:27 We purchased new DF RObot 7000E on 7 Dec 2018. We are trying to connect TX & RX ports to receive response from the DF Robot 7000E. Any help in communicate with SIM7000E by serial.Please help. kcsheker
kcsheker 2018-11-14 15:22:02 It is a little hard to use this SIM7000E expansion shield with STM32, but you can first try to use AT command to see if STM32 could communicate with SIM7000E by serial. robert.chen
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