Contains a document explaining how to set up the FX30/FX30S to act as a Wi-Fi client or access point using the Mirage IoT Card from Talon Communications.

Contains important information about the use of ALMS and AirLink Vehicle Telemetry Application.

This FTP over SSL (FTPS) application note shows how to interact with an FTPS server through GPRS to perform an FTP PUT and FTP READ action.

How to initialize GPS onto FX100

Application Description This application is intended to show an AirLink FX programmable modem, in conjunction with the Ethernet X-card, to operate as an internet gateway allowing a PC to be plugged into it through its Ethernet port and then surf the internet. The Open AT code includes: - A DHCP server to automatically allocate IP address to the computers connected on the LAN. - A web server that prompts an HTTP page to configure the APN and related username and password.

The ALEOS Application Framework provides the means to create embedded applications that run inside ALEOS devices. These embedded applications can interact with the ALEOS parameters and can access attached devices or assets. In the ALEOS AF, the AirVantage library provides access to the AV Application Services. These services provide the means to send data from the embedded application to the AV server, and from the server to the embedded application to set variable values on the device and send commands to be executed on the device.

This article provides instruction on how to use the GPS services of ALEOS AF.

This article discusses how to use the serial port in ALEOS AF applications.

ALEOS AF exposes device parameters to developers through a set of APIs allowing for reading values, setting values, and registering for notifications of changes. This document lists all the available parameters.

The Sierra Wireless ALEOS AF provides access to the radio's SMS capabilities through a set of API's. Using these API's, an application can send and receive SMS messages, choose the character encoding option, filter incoming messages by sender's phone number and/or message content

This article discusses the security design of ALEOS Application Framework

This document gives an overview on using a private DNS server to resolve domain name on an AirPrime module.

If you have an AirLink ALEOS-enabled modem configuration that works well for your needs, using AceManager, you can save that modem’s configuration as a template and then apply it to other Sierra Wireless AirLink modems (generally of the same type). Learn more about it in this application note.

FQDN (fully qualified domain name) is a method of identification used with the Internet Key Exchange (IKE) When the identification date is received from a peer host, IKE will search a database of pre-shared keys for the specific key that is associated with the identification data.

This application notes details how ALEOS enabled AirLink devices provide internet access to Garmin devices and monitor the communication between Garmin devices and the server.