iDEN® iO1500R OEM Modem
Developer’s Kit
User Guide
Release 1.2 November 2004
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iDEN® iO1500R
OEM Modem Developer’s Kit
User Guide
Important note for U.S. Domestic Integrators
All OEM integrators whose device(s) operates on public carrier networks,
licensed in the U.S., must adhere to FCC E911 Phase II regulations. Severe
penalties can be levied for failing to adhere to E911 guidelines.
General
About iDEN Developer’s Kit
The iDEN Developer’s Kit for iO1500R OEM modem provides the capability of
transferring data and voice from an external equipment to the iDEN network using the
iO1500R (iO1000) module.
The kit includes an Evaluation Board that is designed to accommodate the OEM
module and other supporting components. A flex cable connected to the 30-pin ZIF
connector is used to connect the iO1500R module to the evaluation board. The OEM
modem RF connector provides the path to receive and transmit data from the iDEN
network.
The "iO1500R developers kit", FTN6363A includes the following accessories:
Evaluation board w/voice - FCN6412A
Data cable (RS-232) - FKN4369A
30 pin flat cable - 3086229J03
MMCX to Mini UHF jumper cable - 3002823C34
Antenna - RAF4136AMM
Mounting kit – FHN6525A
Board Set-Up
Unpack the mounting accessories.
Attach the 5 mounting rubber supports to the 4 corners and center points of the back
side of the board and put it on your desk (see board layout below).
Used the 4 screws and washers to screw an iO1500R (18) OEM modem to the board.
Verify that a SIM card (17) is inserted.
Connect the 30 pin flat cable (16) from the modem to the board.
Connect the RS-232 cable from the board (10) to your PC.
Connect the antenna jumper cable (19) from the modem to the external antenna.
Connect the audio accessories (if your application requires voice operation).
Set all switches to the proper position (see detail interface description below).
Connect DC power (3) and switch on the power to the board (1).
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You can control and test the modem with the PC. Load the iX1500 applet to your PC
to get status and be able to analyze modem functionality. Download the developer
guide 9808901C42-A for instructions how to write an application for the iO1500R.
The URL for download is http://www.mot.com/cgiss/iO1500R.
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