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General| Manufacturer | Telit Wireless Solutions |
|---|---|
| Series | LE910C series |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Technology | LTE Cat 1 |
| Frequency Bands | LTE: B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B12/B13/B18/B19/B20/B25/B26/B28, LTE TDD: B39/B40/B41 |
| Data Rates | LTE Cat 1: 10 Mbps DL / 5 Mbps UL |
| Interfaces | USB 2.0, UART, GPIO |
| Certifications | CE, FCC, PTCRB, GCF |
| GNSS | GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo |
Details the terms and conditions for using Telit software.
Prohibits unauthorized reproduction or distribution of software and documentation.
Disclaims warranty for products used in critical or hazardous applications.
Lists registered trademarks and service names belonging to Telit and other owners.
Outlines terms and disclaimers for any third-party software included with the product.
Defines the guide's objective: providing setup and operational information for the LTE module.
Identifies the primary users of this document as Telit customers setting up applications.
Provides contact channels for technical assistance, questions, and documentation feedback.
Explains the meaning of symbols like Danger, Caution, and Tip used throughout the document.
Lists essential supplementary documents for hardware design and AT commands.
Introduces the WE866Cx module as a low-power, high-bandwidth Wi-Fi/BT solution.
Illustrates the basic connection between LE910Cx and WE866Cx modules via Wi-Fi.
Lists key features including Wi-Fi/BT capabilities, interfaces, dimensions, and operating range.
Table detailing PHY layer specifications for various 802.11 protocols, rates, and ranges.
Details specific data rates for 802.11 standards and transmit power levels.
Describes the SDIO interface for Wi-Fi and its pin assignments for cellular modules.
Lists primary hardware interfaces: antenna, SDIO, UART, LTE coexistence, and debug.
Describes the EVB as a generic development platform for Telit IoT modules.
Details the MTB for interfacing LE910Cx with EVB, supporting Wi-Fi, BT, GPS.
Explains the M.2 card's role in connecting the WE866Cx module to the EVB.
Details the M.2 card form factor, socket type, and intended use for wireless connectivity.
Visual representation of the assembled LE910Cx + WE866Cx module hardware.
Lists essential hardware and software required before starting the setup process.
Step-by-step guide for downloading and installing the Windows Hardware Quality Labs drivers.
Detailed instructions for downloading and installing the TATC software package.
Guides through the TATC installation process, from welcome screen to license agreement.
Procedure for choosing the folder where the TATC application will be installed.
Dialogs for confirming installation and showing the progress of the TATC setup.
Indicates successful TATC installation and the option to install Xfp.
Covers the installation of the Xfp application, including license and folder selection.
Confirms Xfp installation completion and lists resulting desktop icons.
Instructions for powering on the hardware and checking initial LED indicators.
Describes the LED status indicating a successful hardware boot-up sequence.
Guide on how to read and modify module settings using the Telit AT Controller.
Steps to identify and select the correct COM port assigned to the Telit USB modem.
Demonstrates using the AT Terminal to send commands and receive module information.
Steps to configure cellular data connection on a Windows laptop.
Instructions for enabling the cellular settings within the Windows network interface.
Shows how the system identifies the cellular network after SIM card insertion.
Procedure to prevent Windows from managing the cellular connection, enabling EVB use.
Utilizes AT commands to check SIM status and cellular operator connection.
Example commands to confirm active LTE connectivity and SIM readiness.
Details various operational scenarios and use cases involving the WE866Cx Wi-Fi module.
Explains how to configure the module in Access Point mode for internet sharing.
Describes enabling AP mode and routing internet through the cellular modem.
Step-by-step guide for data transfer between the Host MCU and a Wi-Fi station.
Describes the configuration and use of the module when connecting to an external Wi-Fi Access Point.
Instructions for transferring data to the cloud using the module in Wi-Fi Station mode.
Details configuration for operating two AP interfaces simultaneously on different bands.
Covers the use cases and procedures for Bluetooth Low Energy functionality.
General steps for exchanging data between the Host MCU and BLE-enabled devices.
Steps for the LE910Cx module acting as a peripheral to communicate with a central BLE device.
Steps for the LE910Cx module acting as central to communicate with a peripheral BLE device.
Step-by-step guide to provision BLE services and settings via a web interface.
Describes how to perform HTTP operations using the WE866Cx Connection Manager.
Details commands for setting up HTTP profiles and exchanging data using GET/POST methods.
Explains commands for configuring HTTPS profiles with SSL certificate validation.
Describes how to enable server authentication for secure HTTP/HTTPS connections.
Explains the Linux application for managing Wi-Fi features via USB compositions.
Details the support for MODEM1 and MODEM2 using USB composition 13.
Details the support for MODEM1 using USB composition 14 for cellular commands.
Describes how the SOCAT pipe is managed when the connection manager is active or inactive.
Provides steps to activate the WE866Cx Connection Manager using AT commands.
Instructions on how to stop the WE866Cx Connection Manager service.
Information on updating the WE866Cx manager firmware using FOTA.
Lists current known issues and limitations encountered with the module's features.
Enumerates AT commands that are not supported or may cause issues.
Details features and related AT commands that are not supported by the module.
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