Riecktron Electronics
Sales in Pretoria

Riecktron started as a South African based independent electronic component distributor in 2005. Most of the code is written in Pascal making use of the mikroPascal compiler for PIC and a combination of FreePascal and Lazarus for the ARM microcontrollers.If you have an embedded project you require support on or full design from start to finish, you can contact us for more information. Our company focus is to supply high quality products to the prototyping sector and to offer exceptional service with an in-depth technical knowledge.  Our sales staff are all qualified engineers with several years of in-field experience and have the expertise to support our products.Riecktron also supplies 'hard to find' components in South Africa and has an online forum where customers can request additional components or ask for technical support.Riecktron has an online shop that is integrated with a basket, payment gateway and shipping facilities. Riecktron offers complete projects and libraries to interface most of the components in the online shop with a PIC or AMR microcontroller.

Riecktron started as a South African based independent electronic component distributor in 2005 with the aim to supply high quality products to the prototyping sector and to offer exceptional service and in-depth technical knowledge. As our client needs expanded so did our business to include turnkey custom embedded design solutions. Riecktron offers an online shop with payment and shipping facilities. We also aim to source and supply hard to find components in South Africa. As our client needs expanded so did our business to include: a news blog and a turnkey custom embedded design solutions. The Electron Kit also comes with Particle’s development tools and cloud platform for managing and interacting with your new connected hardware. This is a full 8-pin breakout for the SIM socket allowing direct access to SIM communication. We have since switched to a socket that does not have this feature so the SW1 and SW2 pins have nothing to break out and can be considered NC. We have the mating connector and the evaluation board for this module listed below. Now you can integrate your smartphone into your next embedded project. Some software is required on the phone side, and of course there is an Arduino library. Because the modem and supporting software exploits a connection originally intended for audio, some corruption of the serial data is to be expected from time to time. If you’re prototyping with the GM862, you pretty much have to have one of these. To top it off, it has an integrated GPS receiver, to help it from getting lost. This is an evaluation board for the SM5100B GSM/GPRS module; everything you need to get started with the cellular module is included on this board.