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This article provides the hardware setup and configuration settings necessary to test sending SMS messages with the AirLink IP Protocol.

This article provides Ingress Protection (IP) information for the GX400/440/450, LX60 and RV50/RV50X.

This article specifies the SIM card size used by the following devices: GX400/440/450, ES440/450, LS300, LX60 and RV50/RV50X.

This article lists the frequency bands supported by the LX60.

This article explains the purpose of the additional antenna port on the following AirLink Gateways: GX400, GX/ES440, GX/ES450, LS300, and RV50.

This article explains when a SIM card is necessary for various AirLink devices and how a static IP can be obtained. 

This article lists the networks that are available/certified for the following devices: GX/ES440, GX/ES450, LX60 and RV50/RV50X.

This article provides information regarding entry of an APN for the GX, ES, LS, LX and RV device series. 

This article provides instructions for configuring an AirLink GX400, GX/ES440, GX/ES450, LS300, LX60 or RV50/RV50X and a Cisco 881 router for WAN Failover.

This article describes how to configure and send SMS commands using an AirLink device.

This article describes the hardware and configuration settings necessary to establish a Reverse SSH to a Serial Device behind an AirLink device.

This video shows how to provision the Sierra Wireless AirLink GX450 gateway. 

This tutorial will guide you in creating an ALEOS AF application that leverages the AirVantage Application Services platform to transmit, receive and remotely store data.

Check out this section of AirVantage User Manual to know how to connect a wireless device to AirVantage M2M Cloud. 

This video introduces the key concepts of ALEOS AF and what it enables.

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.

Sierra Wireless is providing an ALEOS Application Framework Developer Kit accessory that can be purchased through approved re-sellers to provide developers a real-life working example of monitoring & controlling physical equipment. Specifically the AAF Developer Kit accessory includes a CrystalFontz Serial Character LCD, CFA533, with input buttons. This is paired with a sample embedded application and sample server application that demonstrate how to use the AirVantage Application Framework to remotely control and monitor the CFA533.

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