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General| Brand | Waveshare |
|---|---|
| Model | SIM7600 Series |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Introduces the SIM7600X 4G dongle as an industrial-grade device for high-speed internet connectivity.
Lists the supported cellular network generations: 2G, 3G, and 4G.
Mentions driver availability for Windows, Linux, and Android operating systems.
Details supported network protocols like TCP/UDP, FTP, HTTP, and HTTPS.
Highlights the USB port for direct connection and UART port with flow control.
Describes the Nano SIM card slot and three LEDs for status monitoring.
Notes the portable enclosure, mini size, and supported baudrate range.
Lists necessary items: dongle, 4G SIM card, and antenna.
Outlines the process for connecting the dongle to a Windows PC.
Details the physical connection steps for PC connectivity.
Clarifies GPS capability depends on the SIM7600G-H version.
Instructs users to download the specific SIM7600X driver from the provided source.
Guides on connecting the dongle to a Windows PC and updating drivers via Device Manager.
Describes the expected outcome of successful driver installation, with devices recognized.
Explains connecting the dongle to a Windows 10 PC and automatic connection.
Discusses using PPPoE as an alternative connection method if auto-connect fails.
Addresses theoretical vs. actual network speeds and influencing factors like coverage.
Refers to the hardware setup steps required for Raspberry Pi connection.
Notes that the driver is pre-installed in Raspberry Pi OS (Raspbian).
Lists RNDIS as the simplest way for Raspberry Pi to network via the dongle.
Mentions SIM868 PPP dial-up networking as a simple alternative for RPi.
Describes setting up the wwan0 interface for 4G network connection on RPi.
Refers to the necessary hardware setup steps for Jetson Nano.
Instructs to connect all hardware and start the Jetson Nano.
Suggests verifying module operation using demo codes before proceeding.
Provides the command to open the minicom terminal for module communication.
Lists AT commands for checking module status, network registration, and signal strength.
Details steps to download and compile the driver for the Jetson Nano environment.
Explains how to install the compiled driver using root privileges.
Refers to the hardware setup required for GPS functionality.
Describes checking for the recognition of the wwan0 network interface using ifconfig.
Provides the command to bring the wwan0 interface online using ifconfig.
Explains how to establish a connection by dialing through minicom with AT commands.
Details steps for allocating an IP address to the WWAN0 interface using udhcpc.
Offers a command to resolve potential DNS errors by adding a default route.
Important note stating the SIM7600CE-CNSE model lacks GPS function.
Instructions for removing the case and assembling the GPS antenna.
Guidance on testing GPS reception in sunny conditions and outdoors.
Lists AT commands for enabling, disabling, and retrieving GPS information.
Commands to enable GPS (AT+CGPS=1) and retrieve information (AT+CGPSINFO).
Command to disable GPS functionality (AT+CGPS=0).
Steps for assembling SIM card and LTE antenna, and checking indicators.
Configuring the SMS center number (AT+CSCA) for sending messages.
Command (AT+CMGS) to send an SMS to a target phone number with message content.
Describes testing SMS sending functionality on the SIM7600CE-HAT model.
Instructions for sending a test message from a phone to the SIM7600 DONGLE.
Explains how received messages are displayed on the serial port, including count.
Command (AT+CMGR) to read a specific SMS message by its index.
Command (AT+CMGD) to delete a specific SMS message.
Mentions using a tool to convert message text to/from Unicode format.
Notification (+CMTI) indicating a new SMS has been received by the module.
Command (AT+CMGR) to retrieve the content of a specific received SMS message.
Shows tools for converting message text to and from Unicode encoding.
