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Video Tutorial on step-by-step Developer Studio installation for Open AT Application Framework

A complete hardware and software development kit which provides to you all the tools and accessories you need to test concepts, deliver prototypes or develop an end user application with an AirPrime Q26 Series wireless module.

This document summarizes the differences between the Q26 Extreme, the Q2686 and the Q2687.

This document presents guidelines for the industrial assembly of an AirPrime Q Series wireless module on an application.

This document describes the AirPrime Management Services, a cloud-based device management solution. Includes: Overview, Users and Devices, Server and Devices Communication, Firmware and Software Upgrades, Data Monitoring and Remote Diagnostics, AT Commands Over The Air.

Video Tutorial on Embedded Debugging within Developer Studio.

This application note describes the hands-free solution available on AirPrime Q268x and WMP Series. It includes a brief explanation of the solution, overview and block schematics, parameters explanation, tuning guidelines and default parameters.

This document provides a full description of the APIs associated with the Location Library for Open AT®.

This application note describes the availability to send AT commands using the AirPrime Management Services portal.

This application note explains how to get basic and advanced GPS Debug information, in order to investigate GPS performance issues.

This application note provides a detailed description of the GPS Aiding solutions available wih the AirPrime XM0110 GPS module combined with an AirPrime embedded wireless module.

This application note describes how to interface a battery charger with an AirPrime Q26 Series module. It details the charging algorithms for Ni-CD/Ni-MH and Li-ion batteries.

This application note explains the Sierra Wireless implementation for PLMN selection and reselection. It also includes a PLMN reselection FAQ.

The Sierra Wireless C-GPS Plug-In (now replaced by the Location Library) facilitates the integration of GPS functionalities. The library drives a companion GPS chipset; here, the Opus III from eRide, Inc.