Hi Petar, I have done what you asked for. here are the result. When I power off the EasyPIC board and I power them ON again. I measured both the mikroBUS voltages 3.3V and 5.0V on a separate cases. And the result I got was 3.41V for 3.3V pin, and 5.23V on the 5.0V pin. Then I put back the GSM2 Click...

After 24 hours of my last post. I manually wired 5V dc from the source to the 5V pin of the microBUS pin and re-programmed the board and it worked!...I have appended the picture as shown below.

thanks.

congratulations for the annivesary ....wish you more greater days ahead!

after following the trend of this post http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=59385&p=235935&hilit=gsm+2+click+connections+3.3v+5v#p235935 I discovered from the datasheet, of the GSM Module M95 http://www.sos.sk/E396C6DD-B8D1-4BF3-8767-B27A7B86E58E/FinalDownload/DownloadId-0C5FE96E7553C5CF...