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Version: | 1.10B |
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Copyright: | (C)2016 Avnet Silica company |
Date: | 6 Jul 2016 |
Reference name: | BAEPMOD-COM-019-A01 and BAEPMOD-COM-021-A01 |
PMOD-Huawei board has mounted an Huawei device with the possibility using SIM or eUICC interface. Using the Empire board it is possible send via virtual com AT commands. There are 2 version of this board:
MU709S2 family is high-quality designed HSPA+ module in small size and Huawei standard LGA form factor which specially for industrial-grade M2M applications such as vehicle telematics, tracking, mobile payment, industrial router, safety monitor and industrial PDAs.
Based on Huawei standard LGA technology, the M709S2 modules provide a smoothly path to Huawei LTE high-speed modules.
MU709S2 family supports 21.6Mbps downlink data rate, providing data and voice service under global GSM/GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA/HSPA+ networks. The module also include enhanced features like embedded TCP/IP stack, SMTP, FOTA, Jamming Detection, Netscan, CMUX, SSL, eCall, Huawei enhanced AT commands, cell lock, network monitoring, DTMF decoder, baud rate adaptation, multi PDP, SIM swap, .etc.
Features:
ME909s-120 is the first LTE cat4 module based on Hi-Silicon chipset. Which is high-quality designed LTE module in small size and Huawei standard LGA form factor, especially for industrial-grade M2M applications such as vehicle telematics, tracking, mobile payment, industrial router, safety monitor and industrial PDAs.
With Huawei pin-to-pin form factor, it is easy to migrate from MU609, MU709 or ME909u family to ME909s-120. All Huawei modules comply with the RoHS directive and Regional certification.
Features:
The ME909s and MU709S2 uart interface can be implemented with the Empire board, follow instruction inside Quick start guide
The board reference documentation is available on:
Contents:
In this guide we used Ubuntu in order to use the PMOD-Huawei board. With the following commands you will be able to navigate on the internet via the PMOD-Huawei. These steps are equal for both version of the boards ME909s and MU709S2.
The PIN1 of the CN6 is signed with a white triangle on the board.
- CTS: not used (CN6 PIN1)
- TX: used
- RX: used
- RTS: not used
- INT: at startup setted high then setted low only for 1 seconds (CN6 PIN7)
- RST: setted high
- IO7: not used
- IO8: not used
- GND & VCC: used
AT+CGDCONT=1,”IP”,”YOUR APN”
Where “YOUR APN” is the Access Point Name of your SIM
sudo pppd ttyACM0 115200 nodetach noauth lock usepeerdnssudo route add default ppp0
Warning
remember to disable your wifi connection or LAN connection if they have access to the internet
Note
If you want use Windows, install the right driver using LPCUSBlib_VirtualSerial.inf file and installing it. In this way you will have the virtual com enabled in order to comunicate with the PMOD. In this guide we don’t explain how to use the PMOD-Huawei with Windows.
The board is provided with:
The MU709S2 works with auto-baudrate or baudrate fixed: - auto-baudrate: the first time you sent a data to the device, it will set its baudrate as yours. - The device starts with a fixed baudrate and it sends data about its configuration
We have configurated the device with baudrate fixed in this way:
AT^LEDCTRL=2,00000FF0,1,20,2 AT^LEDCTRL=2,0000000F,1,2,20
<rssi> | GSM or UTRAN Cell Signal Strength |
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0 | ≤ –113 dBm |
WCDMA | 1 –111 dBm |
2 | –30 –109 dBm to –53 dBm |
31 | ≥ –51 dBm |
99 | Unknown or undetectable |
Please refer to: