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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 presents the details regarding the product technical specifications, design, and features of the AirPrime Q26 Elite embedded wireless module and all derivatives.

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

This application note gives an overview of the CMUX feature for multiplexing data over serial link, and describes the Sierra Wireless implementation of CMUX for Q26 Elite. The CMUX feature allows multiple virtual ports to be created on a physical serial link (3GPP TS 27.010).

This application note describes all the steps required to activate an AirPrime Q26 Elite CDMA 1xRTT module on the Verizon network.

This application note describes all the steps required to activate an AirPrime Q26 Elite CDMA 1xRTT module on the Sprint network.

This application note describes the acceptable methods for starting and stopping the operation of the Q26 Elite. It describes some of the considerations involved in a shutdown and why a shutdown should be done in a controlled manner.

This application note describes capabilities and limitations of the user-accessible ports on the Q26 Elite: UART1, UART2 and USB.

Data communication from Sierra Wireless modules is done through the Data layer, which is a part of the firmware. AirPrime module support both Fax class 1 and class 2. They are implemented as a library in the Data layer. The Fax library manages all Fax related operations for the module.

Module information required to fill out their Verizon Wireless certification documentation.

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

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