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1About This Document................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.4 Acronyms and Abbreviations.................................................................................................................................. 6
3.3 Power Interface....................................................................................................................................................15
3.3.1 Power Pins and Grounding....................................................................................................................... 15
3.3.2 Power Supply Requirements.....................................................................................................................15
3.7.2 UART Interface Electrical Parameters and Application.............................................................................. 18
3.8 USB Interface.......................................................................................................................................................19
3.8.1 USB and Downloading Interface Pins (COM Function Not Supported).................................................... 19
3.8.2 USB and Downloading Interface Application............................................................................................. 20
3.9 Power-On/Power-Off and Reset Interface............................................................................................................ 20
4.1 General Design Rules and Requirements..............................................................................................................21
4.2 Power Supply Circuit Design................................................................................................................................21
4.3.2 Precautions for Initial Antenna Design........................................................................................................ 23
4.4 Suggestions on EMC and ESD Design.................................................................................................................23
4.5 PCB Solder Pad Design.......................................................................................................................................23
5.2 Oven Temperature Curve...................................................................................................................................24
Figure 3- 2 Power supply of the NM1 module............................................................................................................15
Figure 3- 7 Reference circuit with a level converter................................................................................................... 19
Figure 3- 8 Reference circuit with a triode for level conversion................................................................................ 19
Figure 5- 2 Over temperature curve............................................................................................................................ 25
Figure 6- 1 Top view (unit: mm)................................................................................................................................. 26
Figure 6- 2 Side view (unit: mm)................................................................................................................................ 26
Table 1- 2 Acronyms and abbreviations........................................................................................................................ 6
Table 2- 1 Technical parameters of the NM1 module................................................................................................... 8
Table 2- 2 Working frequency bands.............................................................................................................................9
Table 2- 3 Line loss requirements................................................................................................................................10
This document describes hardware interface specifications, electrical features, mechanical specifications, and
other related information about the NM1 module to help you design and develop NM1 module hardware.
1.2 Purpose
This document provides NM1 module design and development bases. Through this document, you can know the
NM1 module and its technical parameters and develop related functional product or devices.
In addition to functional features and technical parameters, this document also describes the product reliability
test, related test standards, service function implementation process, RF performance indicators, and circuit
design.
17.7 mm x 15.8 mm x 2.6 mm
Stamp hole (52 pins) and base pad (14 pins)
Module
Platform
MT2625
Processor architecture
ARM Cortex-M4
SIM card interface
1.8 V
USB interface
USB 1.1
Voltage
2.1 V to 3.63 V
Working mode
Active: The NM1 module is active and can send and receive data. All functions are
available. An active NM1 module can switch to the idle or PSM mode.
Idle: The NM1 module is in idle state, connected to a network, and can receive paging
messages. An idle NM1 module can switch to the active or PSM mode.
PSM: Only RTC of the module works, and the module is disconnected from the network
and cannot receive paging messages.
The NM1 module is woken up from the PSM mode when the timer expires or the
PWRKEY and PSM_EINT* pins are lowered.
Power-saving
In PSM mode, the NM1 module consumes the minimum power of 5 µA. The PSM mode
is provided to reduce power consumption and prolong the power supply duration of the
battery.
Serial port
Primary serial interface: transmits AT commands and data. The default baud rate is 115.2
kbit/s. It can also be used for firmware upgrade and the baud rate is 921.6 kbit/s.
Debugging serial interface: exports log information for software commissioning.
Auxiliary serial interface: transmits AT commands and data.
Working current
TBD
RTC
Supported
ADC*
The NM1 module has a 10-bit analog-digit conversion input interface to measure the
voltage. This interface works in both active and idle modes.
RI signal*
When the NM1 module receives SMS messages or exports URC, it notifies the DTE
over the RI pin.
Network status
indication*
The NETLIGHT signal indicates the module's network connection status.
RF
Frequency band
B1, B3, B5,B8, B20
Maximum TX power
23±2 dBm
Receiving sensitivity
TBD
Main antenna interface
Supported
Antenna interface
Characteristic impedance of 50 ohms. The antenna is provided by a third party, but not
Tuya.
Technical
standard
Data rate
Single-tone: downlink 25.5 kbit/s and uplink 16.7 kbit/s
Multi-tone*: downlink 25.5 kbit/s and uplink 62.5 kbit/s
1.When the NM1 module works at a temperature within the normal operating temperature range1, its performance complies with
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3GPP standards.
2.When the NM1 module works at a temperature within the extended operating temperature range2, it works properly, has the
SMS* and data transmission functions, and will not have unrecoverable faults. The RF spectrum and network are not affected.
Several indicators, for example, the output power, may exceed the 3GPP limits. After the operating temperature is restored to the
normal operating temperature, all NM1 module indicators can meet 3GPP standard requirements.
3.A feature with an asterisk (*) is being developed.
The NM1 module baseband includes the USB interface signal, SIM card interface signal, I2C interface signal,
UART interface signal, working status indicator signal, module startup and reset signals, and multiplexing
control signals, power supply, and grounding of multiple GPIO interfaces.
2.3.2 RF Functions
Note: The NM1 module is being developed to support the frequency bands with an asterisk (*).
Figure 2- 3 System connection framework
Table 2-2 Working frequency bands
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