Windows application used to download files to Sierra Wireless embedded modules.

This document describes thermal mitigation techniques implemented on AirPrime EM74xx and MC74xx LTE modules.

This technical note outlines the necessary details to meet GSMA Device Connection Efficiency requirements.

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 application note defines the different QoS levels and how they are set up and managed in LTE networks to use on AirPrime MC/EM74xx embedded modules.

The Sierra Wireless MDM9X15 and MDM9X30 family of modems support carrier switching. This is a feature where the same modem can be used with different carriers from different geographies by downloading and activating the correct FW package for the carrier and modem. This document explains how customers can match a FW package with the correct supported modem.

The AirPrime EM and MC74xx modules support the AUTO-SIM feature wherein the module will select the correct FW+ carrier PRI to use with the detected SIM. This feature is intended for use with the module when the host application does not wish to perform management of FW image switching.

The Sierra Wireless AirPrime MC73xx and MC74xx modules can enumerate in different states. It is imperative for host applications to be aware of the different states and handle them appropriately. This document covers the Qualcomm MDM9x15 and MDM9x30-based MC73xx and MC74xx modules. The document explains the different enumeration states, the reasons for entering said states, and how the host can exit these states.

Mobile devices using 3G and LTE are equipped with a second receive antenna for improved performance. This second antenna is required for receive diversity and MIMO. These concepts, with their associated benefits, requirements and test possibilities, are described in this Application Note in a Q&A format.

OMA-DM IMEI Sync (ODIS) is an AT&T service in which devices report host device identification information to the network, enabling AT&T to easily identify each device in the field. This document provides guidelines for the service.