6. Using SIM7600 to transfer data to web server through HTTP POST

[@КонстантинСвечкарев-ю6о]

Большое спасибо за публикацию проделанной работы! Вообще, Ваши видео - здорово помогают!

[@saschawaser5917]

Thank you very much for sharing this project documentation. Very nice explanation. I will try to build a sensor and post the data to a online webserver. This tutorial is very helpful for my project idea.

[@NizarMohideen]

You are welcome

[@isharaudayangawimalaweera3642]

Superb and very clearly explained everything. Thank you very much

[@NizarMohideen]

You are most welcome

[@deshraj9633]

sir bhut acha explain kiya aapne .. thank you..

[@BaDB0Y12321]

Thanks Nizar! It Works Great!!!

[@NizarMohideen]

You're welcome!

[@ariefrahmadani354]

thank you for your sharing sir. how about send to https sir? is it the same?

[@tebannbmx]

amazing!! could you comment the link of where to buy in the US or anywhere that sim7600 board

[@davidmaillot2253]

hi, can you create a webserver in esp32?

[@hamzahvahed9320]

Can we implement this using nb-iot communication?

[@andreyl2705]

nice project)

[@teehocksoon]

anyone know this value "if ($key = "a@4K%3")" for what purpose?

[@mrbumcraic5046]

Is it possible to have multiple graphs for multiple sensors appearing through the same web page? Thank you

[@NizarMohideen]

Yes. It is possible to have multiple sensors with multiple graphs. You need to modify insert.php and index.php files as well as Arduino sketch accordingly. Skills required are simple php language simple sql language simple javascript All these can be learned from kzbin.info Thanks

[@RixtronixLAB]

Creative video, thanks :)

[@NizarMohideen]

Thank you too!

[@teehocksoon]

no reading at webpage Waiting for network... success 20:30:19.024 -> Network connected 20:30:19.024 -> Connecting to TPG success 20:30:19.723 -> GPRS connected 20:30:20.241 -> Performing HTTP POST request... 20:30:22.367 -> HTTP/1.1 200 OK 20:30:22.414 -> Date: Thu, 01 Feb 2024 12:30:20 GMT 20:30:22.556 -> Server: Apache 20:30:22.650 -> Content-Length: 0 20:30:22.697 -> Connection: close 20:30:22.792 -> Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 20:30:22.933 -> 20:30:23.122 ->

[@hansiehertzog6506]

Please make a video with the TTGO esp32 SiM7600E bord It would really help as there is no toutorials on the internet

[@JANANIT-e8b]

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[@mohammeddaoudi554]

Hello sir , one question , can we send a photo in it?

[@NizarMohideen]

We can not directly send picture via AT commands. But, you can break picture data into small chunks and send small potion at a time for several posts. Then reconstruct at the receiver end. I haven't done this before. You can try. Thank you

[@teehocksoon]

Thanks for sharing, could you pls do Sim7600 with DHT11 sensor?

[@kay338killerd3]

Hello, I like your videos and I got here for a reason, it helped me a lot to find this video, but there is a part where I can't move forward and I can't find how, I hope you can help me, I want to measure 5 DS18b20 sensors and show them on the page but I can't find how to modify both the esp32 code and the php codes, I hope you can help me plz

[@shakerileiwat4341]

Awesome Does sim7600 support 3G or 4G network?

[@NizarMohideen]

Yes. It works with both 3G/4G. Actually the module I am using has two separate antenna connectors. One for 3G another one for 4G

[@shakerileiwat4341]

@@NizarMohideen Thank you 🌺

[@MrGlaiconn]

sim7600sa + timGSM library work on 3G/4G???

[@NizarMohideen]

Yes. SIM7600 is 4G module and it is backward compatible with 3G As for the TinyGSM, the library creator says it works with 2G, 3G and 4G refer github.com/vshymanskyy/TinyGSM

[@MrGlaiconn]

​@@NizarMohideen thanks

[@Prashant-wj9jk]

Please video on controll realy using php web server esp32 with sim 7670 4 g modem

[@stefanmeilink9434]

Hello! What a great project! Nice work. Can you help me with adding a deep sleep timer?

[@parthudawant7015]

How to connect this module to Arduino Uno?

[@NizarMohideen]

I have made a another video for uno with sim module. Link kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX3ahIprhNp6g80

[@parthudawant7015]

@@NizarMohideen Thank you ☺️

[@diyvideos8836]

Thank you very much for video my friend. I sent you an email, please check your mailbox..

[@darshandodal1889]

Connection fails at this part of code. SerialMon.print("Waiting for network..."); if (!modem.waitForNetwork()) { SerialMon.println(" fail"); delay(1000); return; } LOG: Initializing modem... Waiting for network... fail Waiting for network... fail Please help me with this!

[@NizarMohideen]

Hi Darshan, Step 1. Make sure sim module is power on (Is the red light is on) Step 2. Make sure Pin T is connected to RX2(16) and Pin R connected to TX2(17) Pin Step 3. Make a new Arduino sketch as given below and upload the code //--------------------------------------------- from here #define SerialMon Serial HardwareSerial SerialAT(1); void setup() { SerialMon.begin(115200); SerialAT.begin(115200,SERIAL_8N1,16,17, false); } void loop() { if (SerialAT.available()) { Serial.write(SerialAT.read()); } if (Serial.available()) { SerialAT.write(Serial.read()); } } //--------------------------------------------- to here open the serial monitor and type AT -----→ you should get response OK if you get OK then type at+creg? ---→ you should get response +CREG: 0,1 If not type at+csq and let me know the responce

[@darshandodal1889]

@@NizarMohideen The code that you suggested for test didn't work for me. The Commands didn't respond with OK. What should I do??

[@NizarMohideen]

Make sure both ground pins connected Also TX RX connected. You should at least get AT echoed back to you

[@NizarMohideen]

Serial monitor baud rate should be 115200. if not change it as well

[@darshandodal1889]

@@NizarMohideen Yes got AT echoed back