Projects SMS and temperature

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April 17, 2019 at 6:43 PM #137286

arigaran

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I want to create an project if the temperature of the phone was <25°C , send an sms message alert for a number ,
and I want to have information avec the temperature with a sms information , please help me , Im a student and its very hard for me ,

But I very like it ,

I buy an arduino uno and a 1sheeld+ , I want only it

April 17, 2019 at 9:58 PM #137322

Amr

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Hi,

This project is easy to be achieved as long you are sure your phone has the temperature sensor so that the Temperature Shield is able to work.

The code will be simple. You will check the temperature always in the void loop and send the message, like:


   /* Always check the value of temperature sensor. */
  if(TemperatureSensor.getValue() < 25)
  {
    /* Send the SMS. */ 
        SMS.send("1234567890","Room Temperature is higher than 30 degree!");
        /* Set the flag. */
        isMessageSent = true;  
  }

/* Always check the value of temperature sensor. */

if(TemperatureSensor.getValue() < 25)

{

/* Send the SMS. */

SMS.send("1234567890","Room Temperature is higher than 30 degree!");

/* Set the flag. */

isMessageSent = true;

}

And don’t forget to initialize the OneSheeld in the void setup and call the #defines for the temperature & SMS shields.
Please refer to the Temperature Shield & SMS Shield documentation for more code samples and information.

Note: the Android app on the play store doesn’t have the SMS shield for some technical reasons and for the meantime, please download the same version of the App from the download page here which has the SMS shield.

April 17, 2019 at 11:17 PM #137335

arigaran

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Hi ,

Thank you so much sir !

But i have this message “Device can doesn’t support this sensor” so I think my device no support !

Im sur i have the mic , i want a code if a sound comes at the mic , send a message alert , do you have an idea please ?

Im sorry for disturbance at this night . 😉

April 21, 2019 at 6:28 PM #137965

Amr

Keymaster

Yes, unfortunately, you phone doesn’t have a temperature sensor .. And please check the Mic Shield example here where you can add the message sending code from the SMS Shield. It’s easy as you will replace the:

/* Turn on the LED. */
    digitalWrite(ledPin,HIGH);

1 2	/* Turn on the LED. */ digitalWrite(ledPin,HIGH);

With the message sending code lines, like:

if(!isMessageSent)
    {   
        /* Send the SMS. */ 
        SMS.send("1234567890","Room Temperature is higher than 30 degree!");
        /* Set the flag. */
        isMessageSent = true;  
    }

if(!isMessageSent)

{

/* Send the SMS. */

SMS.send("1234567890","Room Temperature is higher than 30 degree!");

/* Set the flag. */

isMessageSent = true;

}

April 28, 2019 at 1:31 AM #143153

alains

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Hi Amr:
I just find out that !Sheild doesn’t support SMS anymore because problems with Google? Then is it possible to send SMS via Skype?
Thanks!

April 29, 2019 at 3:33 PM #144873

Amr

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Hi,

You can download the same version but the the support of the SMS Shield from our download page here

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