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This application note explains how to use the Watchdog Timer Reset function. Designed for remote devices requiring automatic operation, it generates a hardware reset to the module if the Open AT embedded software hangs, allowing the software to restart.

This application note explains how to use the PCB antenna on AirPrime GSM/GPRS modules operating on the 900 and 1800 MHz frequency bands.

This application note explains how to use the PCB antenna on AirPrime GSM/GPRS modules operating on the 850 and 1900 MHz frequency bands.

This application note describes some concepts in using Developer Studio and shows various snapshots in using it. These snapshots shows the sequence of using Developer Studio, and also functions as a quick start-up guide.

This application note describes how to power ON and power OFF the AirPrime module’s SIM interface for SIM electrical tests (GSM11.11).

This document provides full description of AT commands supported by AirPrime wireless modules and AirLink Programmable Gateways.

Open AT® Software Suite 2.36 package contains : Firmware 7.46   Open AT® OS 6.36   Developer Studio 2.1.0   Internet plug-in 5.42   C-GPS Opus I plug-in 1.07 C-GPS plug-in 3.10   Security plug-in 1.05   Lua plug-in 2.01 GR plug-in 2.10   Extended AT Application 1.02   InBand Modem 1.0.1 Location plug-in 1.1   WMMP Library 3.1

This developer guide describes how to use the ReadyAgent in an embedded application to connect to AirVantage platform, in C, Lua and Java.

dwl and wpk files associated with Firmware 7.46 & Open AT Application Framework 2.36

Full installer for Open AT Application Framework 2.36

This package contains ReadyAgent code samples in C, Lua and Java

This step by step tutorial shows how to develop a simple embedded application using C and Open AT. This development case monitors a temperature sensor and send data and alerts to the AirVantage cloud platform. The application can also receive commands to set up the monitoring period and the alert threshold.

This document sums up the differences between the Q2686 Refreshed embedded module and the Legacy Q2686. The Q2686 Refreshed is a product enhancement of the Legacy Q2686 with a new RF chip set applied. It aims to extend the product life cycle.