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uC->static IP using GPRS.

Asked by interted in General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)

Tags: gprs, ip

Hello,
My problem: I want to send data from a uC to a static IP address using the GPRS technology. I read all the relative posts in this forum and I ended up to three posible solutions: Solution 1. Use a common GPRS module (such as MC35, Farcom I2D etc.) and create the PPP/TCP/IP stack via hardware. Solution 2. The same and create the PPP/TCP/IP stack via software (what kind of micro to use?). Solution 3. Use the Easy GPRS solution provided via firmware in the Telit GPRS module. Does anyone tried the third solution? Does EASY GPRS work properly? And what kind of software I have to use on the other side (PC connected to a static IP). Is it possible to get a static IP on the GPRS network or I am only able to send the data to a fixed computer (connected for example to a LAN). That's all. Thank you.
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