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This ALEOS AF sample code demonstrates how to implement an embedded Geo-Fence application in Lua for ALEOS devices.

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

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 tutorial explains how to set up ALEOS AF hardware. 

This ALEOS AF sample code demonstrates fundamental use of the RS232 port on an ALEOS AF compatible device.

This ALEOS AF sample code shows how to access ALEOS devices parameters from an embedded Lua application

This ALEOS AF sample code demonstrates how to implement a Serial to TCP and UDP socket streaming solution (often known as PAD pass-through).

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 application details how to configure your Sierra Wireless AirLink ALEOS-enabled device for IP Manager and DNS

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 note for AirLink ALEOS-enabled devices details how to use and configure the Universal Serial Bus

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

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