This document provides an overview on how to enable and capture output debug messages using the Sierra Wireless GNSS Tool.

This document provides details regarding firmware download on both BOOT and USER modes.

This document explains how aiding data can be applied to a GNSS engine while it is searching for satellite vehicles to acquire a faster Time to First Fix.

This document describes how to access AirPrime XA and XM modules via the I2C interface.

This document provides information regarding GNSS EPH format and transfer protocol.

This document describes guidelines for choosing or designing a GNSS antenna system for use with a Sierra Wireless AirPrime WP Series module. This application note applies to all products in the AirPrime WPx5, WP76 and WP77 Series.

This application note describes the Dual SIM Single Standby feature of the AirPrime HL Series of embedded modules.

This document describes the Secure Debug feature that is enabled on Secure Boot-enabled devices.

This document describes the antenna diagnosis feature of the AirPrime WP module.

This document helps users visually identify the location of Pin 1 on AirPrime XA modules.

This document describes raw GNSS data message content.

This application note explains the details of BootROM with BROM.DLL handshaking and flash download / format process and helps users upgrade firmware images that can be sent to a target (GNSS module) via the RS232 (UART) interface via their hosts.

This document explains how to use the GNSS Android driver sample code to integrate Android 7.0 into AirPrime XA and XM modules.

This application note describes the antenna detection feature of the AirPrime HL Series of embedded modules.

The HL7588 embedded module supports dedicated data bearer in the firmware. This technical note describes how to enable dedicated bearer via the appropriate use of supporting AT commands.

This application note explains in detail Sprint's OMA polling functionality. The OMA Polling function is required for M2M and PC-based devices to attempt to connect to the Sprint OMA server at regular intervals to check for and download updates, if available.

This document explains the FW, Linux QMI driver and Linux QMI SDK based host application updates needed to support multiple PDNs over a single USB RMNET interface.

This technical note explains how a Java application can be run on an AirPrime AR/WP embedded module and how it can use Legato APIs to perform embedded module operations.

The Sierra Wireless AirPrime HL75xx and HL76xx modules support different power management options (sleep modes) over UART. It is imperative for the host applications to understand these power management options and exercise these options as per the platform needs.