“Extended
1)
” the module can be registered on the network, but some indicators cannot meet 3GPP standards.
“Sleep mode
2)
”: the module enters a low power consumption state. In this state, the peripheral interface of
the module is disabled, but the radio frequency (RF) is functioning properly. The module will exit the sleep
mode when there is an incoming call or SMS message, and will re-enter the sleep mode at the end of the
incoming call or conversation.
“Standby mode
3)
”: the module is in normal working state, but there is no on-going data service.
“Operating mode
4)
": refers to the working current of the module when there is data communication. Only
the currents in LTE mode are listed here. For details about currents under other network standards, see the
N723-EA current test report.
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