Microcontroller- Modem communication project

[suniljha]

Hi!
I am looking for an urgent help/tutorial/sample project in which microcontroller transfer data to server using PPP or any other protocol using Dial up networking. No PC at data acquisition side. <p>regards,
Sunil Jha

[cato]

This device is close to what you are asking for. I'm sure the company has an off the shelf product that can be configured to do what you want.<p>http://www.logisync.com/IG1_DataSheet.htm

[suniljha]

Hi!
But I am looking for a small in size, simple and cheap solution that can be developed to embed in my main project module.<p>Sunil

[josmith]

Here is a link that may interest you.
http://www-ccs.cs.umass.edu/~shri/iPic.html

[Externet]

Hi.
I have a few extra shirt pocket size PDA's with built-in 56K modems. If they apply to your needs, well, let me know.
I use one to dial-up to my work place and connect to internet and also to send/receive email via their server from the top of my hand.
Miguel

[suniljha]

Hi Josmith,
The link has really very nice implementation of TCP/IP stack in PIC but there is nothing to take help from it. No code No tutorial. I am exactly looking for the sample code for TCP/IP protocol.<p>Hi Miguel,
Yes pocket size PDAs can serve my purpose but problem is that how can I get it from you. I am in INDIA. Please help!<p>Sunil Jha

[Externet]

Hi Sunil.
That is why registered air mail was invented many years ago. If you have an address, it will get to your door.
I send stuff all the time, no complaints so far.
If you are interested you may contact me at
externet @ inorbit . com<p>Miguel

[josmith]

You're right none of the links had much info.
try
http://members.vol.at/home.floery/electronix/picnic/
and
www.siteplayer.com

[suniljha]

Hi josmith,
Thanks a lot for link
http://members.vol.at/home.floery/electronix/picnic/<p>It really contains information useful for me.<p>Bye!
Sunil Jha