User Manuals: Digi XB3-C-A2-UT series Smart Modem

User Manuals: Digi XB3-C-A2-UT series Smart Modem

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Digi XB3-C-A2-UT series User Manual

Digi XB3-C-A2-UT series User Manual (151 pages)

Smart Modem

Brand: Digi | Category: Modem | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Digi Xbee3 Cellular LTE-M Global Smart Modem User Guide

9
- Applicable Firmware and Hardware
  9
- SIM Cards
  9
Getting Started with the Xbee Smart Modem Development Kit

10
- Identify the Kit Contents
  11
- XBIB-U-DEV Reference
  12
- Cellular Service
  13
- Connect the Hardware
  14
- Configure the Device Using XCTU
  15
- Send an SMS Message to a Phone
  18
  - Debugging
    19
- Connect to the ELIZA Server
  20
  - Debugging
    21
- Connect to the Echo Server
  22
  - Debugging
    23
- Connect to the Daytime Server
  24
  - Debugging
    25
- Connect to a TCP/IP Address
  26
  - Debugging
    27
- Perform a (GET) HTTP Request
  28
  - Debugging
    29
- Get Started with MQTT
  30
- Get Started with Coap
  39
- Configure the Xbee Smart Modem Using Digi Remote Manager
  44
- Software Libraries
  45
Get Started with Micropython

47
- About Micropython
  47
  - Why Use Micropython
    47
- Micropython on the Xbee Smart Modem
  47
- Use XCTU to Enter the Micropython Environment
  47
- Use the Micropython Terminal in XCTU
  48
- Example: Hello World
  48
- Example: Turn on an LED
  48
- Example: Code a Request Help Button
  49
- Exit Micropython Mode
  54
- Other Terminal Programs
  54
  - Tera Term for Windows
    54
- Use Picocom in Linux
  55
Technical Specifications

57
- Interface and Hardware Specifications
  58
- Cellular RF Characteristics
  58
- Bluetooth RF Characteristics
  58
- Cellular Networking Specifications
  58
- Power Requirements
  59
- Power Consumption
  59
- Electrical Specifications
  59
- Regulatory Approvals
  60
Hardware

61
- Mechanical Drawings
  62
- Pin Signals
  62
  - Pin Connection Recommendations
    64
- Rssi Pwm
  64
- SIM Card
  64
- The Associate LED
  65
Antenna Recommendations

66
- Antenna Placement
  67
Design Recommendations

69
- Power Supply Considerations
  69
- Minimum Connection Diagram
  69
- Heat Considerations and Testing
  69
- Heat Sink Guidelines
  71
  - Bolt-Down Style
    71
  - Adhesive Style Heat Sink
    71
- Add a Fan to Provide Active Cooling
  72
Cellular Connection Process

74
- Connecting
  74
- Cellular Network
  74
- Data Network Connection
  74
- Data Communication with Remote Servers (TCP/UDP)
  74
- Disconnecting
  74
Modes

76
- Select an Operating Mode
  77
- Transparent Operating Mode
  78
- API Operating Mode
  78
- Bypass Operating Mode
  78
- USB Direct Mode
  79
  - Configure the Data Pins
    79
  - Enable USB Direct Mode
    79
  - Enable the VBUS Option
    80
- Command Mode
  80
  - Enter Command Mode
    80
  - Send at Commands
    81
  - Apply Command Changes
    81
  - Make Command Changes Permanent
    81
  - Exit Command Mode
    82
Sleep Modes

83
- About Sleep Modes
  84
- Normal Mode
  84
- Pin Sleep Mode
  84
- Cyclic Sleep Mode
  84
- Cyclic Sleep with Pin Wake up Mode
  84
- Airplane Mode
  84
- SPI Mode and Sleep Pin Functionality
  84
- The Sleep Timer
  85
- Micropython Sleep Behavior
  85
Serial Communication

87
- Serial Interface
  88
- Serial Data
  88
- UART Data Flow
  88
- Serial Buffers
  89
- CTS Flow Control
  89
- RTS Flow Control
  89
- Enable UART or SPI Ports
  89
SPI Operation

91
- SPI Communications
  92
- Full Duplex Operation
  93
- Low Power Operation
  94
- Select the SPI Port
  94
- Force UART Operation
  95
- Data Format
  95
AT Commands

96
- Special Commands
  97
  - AC (Apply Changes)
    97
  - FR (Force Reset)
    97
  - RE Command
    97
  - WR Command
    97
- Cellular Commands
  98
  - PH (Phone Number)
    98
  - S# (ICCID)
    98
  - IM (Imei)
    98
  - MN (Operator)
    98
  - MV (Modem Firmware Version)
    99
  - DB (Cellular Signal Strength)
    99
  - AN (Access Point Name)
    99
  - AM (Airplane Mode)
    99
- Network Commands
  100
  - IP (IP Protocol)
    100
  - TL (SSL/TLS Protocol Version)
    100
  - TM (IP Client Connection Timeout)
    100
  - TS (IP Server Connection Timeout)
    101
  - DO (Device Options)
    101
  - EQ (Device Cloud FQDN)
    102
- Addressing Commands
  102
  - SH (Serial Number High)
    102
  - SL (Serial Number Low)
    102
  - MY (Module IP Address)
    102
  - P# (Destination Phone Number)
    103
  - N1 (DNS Address)
    103
  - N2 (DNS Address)
    103
  - DL (Destination Address)
    103
  - OD (Operating Destination Address)
    104
  - DE (Destination Port)
    104
  - C0 (Source Port)
    104
  - LA (Lookup IP Address of FQDN)
    105
- Serial Interfacing Commands
  105
  - BD (Baud Rate)
    105
  - NB (Parity)
    106
  - SB (Stop Bits)
    106
  - RO (Packetization Timeout)
    106
  - TD (Text Delimiter)
    107
  - FT (Flow Control Threshold)
    107
  - AP (API Enable)
    107
- I/O Settings Commands
  107
  - D0 (Dio0/Ad0)
    108
  - D1 (Dio1/Ad1)
    108
  - D2 (Dio2/Ad2)
    108
  - D3 (Dio3/Ad3)
    109
  - D4 (Dio4)
    109
  - D5 (Dio5/Associated_Indicator)
    110
  - D6 (Dio6/Rts)
    110
  - D7 (Dio7/Cts)
    110
  - D8 (Dio8/Sleep_Request)
    111
  - P0 (DIO10/PWM0 Configuration)
    112
  - P1 (DIO11/PWM1 Configuration)
    112
  - P2 (DIO12 Configuration)
    113
  - P3 (Dio13/Dout)
    113
  - P4 (Dio14/Din)
    113
  - PD (Pull Direction)
    114
  - PR (Pull-Up/Down Resistor Enable)
    114
  - M0 (PWM0 Duty Cycle)
    115
- I/O Sampling Commands
  115
  - TP (Temperature)
    115
- Sleep Commands
  116
  - SM (Sleep Mode)
    116
  - SP (Sleep Period)
    116
  - ST (Wake Time)
    116
- Command Mode Options
  117
  - CC (Command Sequence Character)
    117
  - CT (Command Mode Timeout)
    117
  - GT (Guard Times)
    117
- Micropython Commands
  117
  - PS (Python Startup)
    118
  - PY (Micropython Command)
    118
- Firmware Version/Information Commands
  119
  - VR (Firmware Version)
    119
  - VL (Verbose Firmware Version)
    119
  - HV (Hardware Version)
    119
  - AI (Association Indication)
    119
  - DI (Device Cloud Indicator)
    120
  - CI (Protocol/Connection Indication)
    120
  - HS (Hardware Series)
    122
  - CK (Configuration CRC)
    122
- Execution Commands
  122
  - R (Modem Reset)
    122
  - IS (Force Sample)
    123
Operate in API Mode

125
- API Mode Overview
  125
- Use the AP Command to Set the Operation Mode
  125
- API Frame Format
  125
  - API Operation (AP Parameter = 1)
    125
  - API Operation with Escaped Characters (AP Parameter = 2)
    126
- Frame Descriptions
  129
  - AT Command - 0X08
    129
  - AT Command: Queue Parameter Value - 0X09
    130
  - Transmit (TX) Request: Ipv4 - 0X20
    131
  - AT Command Response - 0X88
    132
  - Transmit (TX) Status - 0X89
    133
  - Modem Status - 0X8A
    134
  - Receive (RX) Packet: Ipv4 - 0Xb0
    135
Socket Behavior

137
Troubleshooting

141
- Cannot Find the Serial Port for the Device
  142
  - Condition
    142
  - Solution
    142
- Correct a Macos Java Error
  144
  - Condition
    144
  - Solution
    144
- Unresponsive Cellular Component in Bypass Mode
  145
  - Condition
    145
  - Solution
    145
- Syntax Error at Line 1
  145
- Network Connection Issues
  145
  - Set the APN Value
    145
Regulatory Information

147
- United States (FCC)
  148
  - OEM Labeling Requirements
    148
  - FCC Notices
    148
  - FCC-Approved Antennas
    149
  - RF Exposure
    150
- IC (Industry Canada)
  150
  - Labeling Requirements
    150

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