4 INTERFACES 4.1 Interface Voltage Selection The LTE910CF is equipped with a variable voltage interface solution. This allows the user to match the device to the system’s level without extra hardware. Once a voltage has been injected, the unit will swap to the chosen voltage immediately for the affected I/O.
• Parity: None • Hardware Handshaking: Yes The LTE910CF does not support autobaud, and must be changed via the AT+IPR command. It is defaulted to 115200 bps Note: If you are not using Hardware Handshaking, please note that RTS must be connected to GROUND for proper communications where flow control is unused.
The 910CF modules use a DVI audio interface which will not work with the analog audio inerface of the other Plug- In modems. The LTE910CF supports PCM master mode and can use a CODEC to convert the interface to analog.
4.7.4 I2C The I2C interface is an alternate function of the modem’s GPIO, for the LTE910CF, those two signals are designated for GPIO 9 (SDA) and GPIO 10 (SCL) and are 1.8V logic level to match the DVI interface for easy usage with a codec. The signals are not pulled up on the Plug-In module and must be pulled up externally as they may also be used as spare GPIO.
A regulator power supply output that is provided in order to supply small devices from the module itself. When PWRMON is HIGH, VAUX will be ON. When PWRMON is LOW, VAUX will be OFF. On the LTE910CF, the VAUX signal voltage will match to the VL IN voltage if utilized.
THT version. 4.13 Screw Mounting The LTE910CF allows for the use of a #4 machine screw to help keep a socketed module in place where environmental variables may cause problems otherwise. If the user wishes to have a stand-off underneath the module to help alleviate possible stress from mounting hardware, below are the Janus part numbers and associated drawings for an available solution.
• Enter AT<cr> from terminal and wait for OK Note that Autobaud is not supported on the LTE910CF Modem. If you are utilizing the serial interface and you wish to change the baud rate on the module, you must use AT+IPR. You must also change the rate in the host UART (i.e.
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5.3 LTE910CF GETTING STARTED continued 5.3 Setting Up a Terminal Emulator for Use With the LTE910CF Modem continued 5.3.3 Setting Up Service – Network Settings 5.3.3.1 Set Up The network settings for the Modem will vary depending on the cellular carrier you are using. Below are two of the North American Cases for these settings.
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5.3 LTE910CF GETTING STARTED continued 5.3 Setting Up a Terminal Emulator for Use With the LTE910CF Modem continued 5.3.5 Making a Data Call Data connections require that the carrier’s Access Point Name (APN) be properly set in the data contexts using the AT+CGDCONT command.
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