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

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 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. 

ALEOS Application Framework (AAF) provides developers a complete set of building blocks and tools for creating applications that run inside Sierra Wireless AirLink Gateways. AAF extends the proven ALEOS built-in embedded intelligence and integrates with the AirVantage Cloud Platform in order to offer developers and customers a platform for creating tailored end-to-end M2M solution.

ALEOS AF Developer Studio (IDE) executable for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux

This document will guide you in creating a simple geo-fencing application using the ALEOS Application Framework. 

This tutorial explains how to set up ALEOS AF hardware. 

This tutorial walks new users through setting up the developer studio and developing their first ALEOS AF application. The ALEOS AF Getting Started tutorial will walk users through the majority of the Developer Studio features such as debugging and install package generation. 

This page contains the ALEOS Application Framework Platform Package release used with Developer Studio 1.0.0 The Platform Package is complimentary to the standalone  Developer Studio download. It is no longer required with Developer Studio from 2.0.0 and above.

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.

This article provides information about 3G and 2G fallback for the GX440, GX450, ES440/450, LX60 and RV50/RV50X.

This article explains how to configure an Airlink device to auto answer incoming connections and receive data over a serial port.

3D CAD Model of the AirLink RV50/RV50X/RV55 DIN Rail Mounting Bracket in STEP file format.