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Step 7—Use the FX30
You can use the FX30 as:
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A USB modem—You can use the FX30 as a USB bitpipe modem based on
the Qualcomm proprietary RMNET interface. This can be done through AT
commands using AT!SCACT to open and close the data session. For more
information and a detailed example, see
page
62.
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An embedded cellular platform for IoT applications—Use AT commands,
Linux shell commands, or Legato to configure/program. See
Using the FX30 as an Embedded Platform for
IoT Applications
To configure or program the FX30, you can use:
•
AT Commands—see
•
Linux Shell Commands—see
•
Legato Application
Setup for Windows
The following steps assume you have installed the USB drivers for WP Series
modules, available from
(in the Software section under Windows drivers).
To set up the FX30 for use with Windows:
1. Power up the FX30 and connect it to a USB port on the computer.
2. The FX30 appears in Windows Device Manager as shown below.
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Under Modems, Sierra Wireless WWAN Modem appears. This is the
COM port for communicating with the modem via AT commands.
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To view the COM port number, right-click the modem name, select
Properties, and then select the Modem tab.
•
Sierra Wireless LEGATO Ethlink ECM is the Ethernet network adapter
over USB, which allows you to SSH to the FX30.
•
The Sierra Wireless DM Port is a serial port that allows firmware
updates via external tools.
•
The Sierra Wireless NMEA Port is a serial port that outputs GPS infor-
mation.
3. Open a terminal emulator program such as Tera Term.
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Using the FX30 as a USB Modem
AT Commands Reference
Setup for Linux Shell Commands
Framework—Legato Application Framework
http://source.sierrawireless.com/devices/fx-series/FX30/
Installation and Startup
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