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Dring, Dring! Hey... who's calling me? However... it's my project!
Here is a nice introduction for the FONA of Adafruit, an affordable MiniGSM, all-in-one cellular module that allows you to add voice, text, SMS in your projects with a reasonable size board and especially without opening you the veins.
The module measures only 4.45 x 4x45 x 3.18 cm but nevertheless embeds a rather surprising amount of technology. The heart of the module is built around a GSM module (Adafruit opted for the latest SIM800) the size of a postage stamp. This module is able to do almost anything.
It's attractive, isn't it? Adafruit has used this module to make a small breakout board with the extra needed to make your next project shine:
Here is the product proposed by AdaFruit for advanced hackers and makers. AdaFruit continues to enhance its library to support the different features that FONA supports. More FONA will be used all over the world and more these features will be extended.
This module requires the use of a micro controller/computer system to control it! AdaFruit recommends the use of an Arduino but any 3-5V micro controller with a UART can send/receive commands via the RX/TX pins.
Otherwise, AdaFruit has already had the opportunity to write tutorials using the Fona with Raspberry-Pi (to establish an Internet connection via GSM, see tutorial section below).
You'll need accessories to operate your FONA. These accessories are not included!
There are also other accessories that we recommend. However, there are not recommended accessories but you may already have them!