Product - MC9090
MC9090
MC9090
Sierra Wireless Communication 3G EVDO WCDMA
Module MC9090 provides GPS and voice
Key Features:
The AirPrime MC9090 with Audio Mini Card is a compact, lightweight, wireless UMTS and CDMA based modem. Their wireless UMTS-based modem provides data connectivity on HSDPA and HSUPA, WCDMA, EDGE, GPRS and CDMA EVDO Rev A, 1X networks as enumerated below:
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GSM850 |
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EGSM900 |
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DCS1800 |
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PCS1900 |
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Band 1 (UMTS2100) |
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Band 2 (UMTS1900) |
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Band 5 (UMTS850) |
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Band 6 (UMTS800) |
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RX diversity Band 2 (UMTS1900) |
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RX diversity Band 5 (UMTS850) |
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BC0 (CDMA 800) |
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BC1 (CDMA 1900) |
The MC9090 audio mini card also provides GPS (1575.42) and voice (serial digital audio) functionality.
The MC9090 uses an SL9090 module mounted on the MC_SL adapter board. All software applicable to the AirPrime SL9090 embedded module are also applicable to the MC9090 mini card. For more information, refer to section 15.2.1 Sierra Wireless Documentation.
Description
1. Physical
l Small form factor—conforms to F1 as specified in PCI Express
l Mini Card Electromechanical Specification Revision 1.
l Three U.FL RF connector jacks
2. Electrical
l Single supply voltage (VCC) — 3.0V–4.3V
l Complete body shielding — No additional shielding required
3. SMS
l Send and receive (mobile originate and mobile terminate)
Mobile-originated / terminated over CS and PS channels
Mobile-originated SMS over PS falls back to CS if PS service is not available, or there is a PS network failure.
l New message notification
l Message sorting
l Multiple recipients
l Return voice call
l Save contact details
l Mobile-originated SMS e-mail
l Mobile-originated / terminated SMS concatenation
l Mobile-originated SMS e-mail concatenation
l Receipt notification
4. Application interface
* NDIS NIC interface support (Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows CEa, Linux)
* Multiple non-multiplexed USB channel support
* Dial-up networking
*USB selective suspend to maximize power savings
*AT command interface —(non-voice) 27.007 standard, plus proprietary extended AT commands
* QMI – Qualcomm MSM Interface, The QMI allows applications on attached Terminal Equipment devices to access various Services provided by devices based on Qualcomm’s MSM chipsets and AMSS software
* Software Development Kits (SDK) including APIs (Application Program Interfaces) and drivers (core, device) for Windows, Windows CE, and Linux
Specifications
