Acceptance Test Requirements; Acceptance Test Procedure; Certification Testing - Sierra Wireless AirPrime MC7710 Product Technical Specification & Customer Design Manuallines

Product Technical Specification & Customer Design Guidelines
Note: You can perform
these tests using appro-
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Acceptance test requirements

To perform the suggested tests, you require a test system in which to temporarily
install the module, and you must be able to observe the test device's LED
indicator.

Acceptance test procedure

The following is a suggested acceptance testing procedure using Sierra Wireless'
Watcher™ software:
Test 1: Check power-up and initialization
1. After installing the module, start the test system.
2. Launch Watcher.
3. Check the LED — If the LED is off, there is a problem with the module or with
the connection to the LED.
Test 2: Check version numbers
1. From Watcher, select
2. Verify that the firmware version in the
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3. Close the window.
If the module fails either of these tests, or is not recognized by Watcher:
1. Replace the module with one that is known to work correctly and repeat the
tests.
2. If the tests are successful, reinstall the original module and repeat the tests.
If the module still does not work correctly, contact your account manager.

Certification testing

Note: Typically, certification testing of your device with the integrated module is required
one time only.
The AirPrime embedded module has been certified as described in
and Industry Approvals on page
When you produce a host device with a Sierra Wireless AirPrime embedded
module, you must obtain certifications for the final product from appropriate
regulatory bodies in the jurisdictions where it will be distributed.
The following are some of the regulatory bodies from which you may require
certification — it is your responsibility to make sure that you obtain all necessary
certifications for your product from these or other groups:
• FCC (Federal Communications Commission — www.fcc.gov)
• Industry Canada (www.ic.gc.ca)
• CSA (Canadian Standards Association — www.csa.ca)
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