This document provides Sierra Wireless customers with a full description of the AT commands associated with the Open AT Application Framework Firmware 7.5x software release, which supports the AirPrime SL808xT and Q2698 modules.

Release note for Open AT OS 6.50.A2, compatible with the AirPrime Q2698 embedded wireless module.

Release note for Open AT Firmware 7.50.A2, compatible with the AirPrime Q2698 embedded wireless module.

Open AT® Application Framework 2.37.6 package contains : Firmware 7.47.6 Open AT® OS 6.37 Developer Studio 2.3.0 Internet Library 5.43.3 C-GPS Opus I Library 1.07 C-GPS Library 3.10 Security Library 1.05 Extended AT Application 1.11.1 eCall InBand Modem 1.1.2 Location Library 1.3 WMMP Library 3.1

The FAQ section of the Developer Forum contains frequently asked questions and answers on AirPrime and AirLink devices and Open AT and ALEOS AF technologies.

Release note for Open AT Firmware 7.50.A1, compatible with AirPrime SL8080T, SL8082T, SL8082BT and SL8084T embedded wireless modules.

Release note for Open AT Firmware 7.50.A1, compatible with AirPrime SL8080T, SL8082T, SL8082BT and SL8084T embedded wireless modules.

This document is an early version of requirements specification for Sierra Wireless NADs (Network Access Devices) products providing eCall functions.

This document is the customer release notes for Firmware L31 of the AirPrime WS6318.

The Q26Elite AT command set is one of the main interfaces for the Embedded Module to interact with an external application layer. CDMA AT commands are defined in TIA/EIA/IS707.3. However, as the wireless applications increases, TIA/EIA/IS707.3 is not sufficient. In addition, a lot of GSM applications already exist and GSM customers would like to maintain the same interface in order to make no or minimum changes to the applications to be used with CDMA module.

This document provides a reference for using HIP (Host Interface Protocol) and CnS (Control and Status language) when developing applications for use on AirPrime UMTS MC-series embedded modems (MC8xxx).

Location based services (LBS) is a global positioning system (GPS) location feature supported by some carriers and networks.

This document describes the steps required to perform a field firmware upgrade on the current generation of the MC5728V modem.

This guide provides a description and reference for using the Host Interface Protocol (HIP) and Control and Status language (CnS) on the MC5728V Mini Card modem. These are proprietary protocols for managing the control and status of the modem.

This guide is for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and other integrators who are using the Sierra Wireless MC5728V Mini Card modem but are not using the Watcher™ enabling software provided for it by Sierra Wireless.