masch wrote:
> 
> This is my second day at this website, I've been trying to absorb
> as much as I can. I've read up some of the Nokia fbus and the like,
> I think I understand it a little but I wont know for sure until I
> try it. I'm familiar with some programming with PIC, specifically
> the PIC16F84.

What website?  Without a URL your post makes no sense.

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Hello Gurus

This is my second day at this website, I've been trying to absorb as much
as I can. I've read up some of the Nokia fbus and the like, I think I
understand it a little but I wont know for sure until I try it. I'm
familiar with some programming with PIC, specifically the PIC16F84.

What I'm trying to achieve is I would like to create a device with a PIC
that will output pins as codes for example, A0-A7:0111 0001. What I want
this to do, is send sms to phone number stored in location 7 (0111) with
preset message in location 1 (0001). That means I can switch messages to
different people, for example 10100010 means send preset message #2 to
person #9.

I plan to use the Motorola G20, I think that is the most simple and cheap
module. I skimmed through
http://www.it46.se/downloads/VoIP/gsm/motorola/g20atcommands.pdf but I'm
not very sure what its talking about. It seems the Nokia 3300 is still the
simplest to use, but there is no place to purchase those anymore. 

How do I do this? 

Has this been done before? Can somebody point me in the right direction?

masch