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Preface
QUALCOMM 3G
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Revision History
Trademarks
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Getting Started
Contents
Hardware and Software Installation
Introducing the MP Modem
MP Modem Operation
Configuring the Router Functions
Configuring the Wireless Access Point
Configuring the MP Modem to Report GPS and I/O Data
Support and Warranty
Technical Specifications
Sending Data to Your Network Application
Regulatory Information
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1 Introducing the MP Modem
CDMA account and coverage Receive diversity Virtual serial port
VPN support for RNAP Software Documentation
CDMA account and coverage
About CDMA
Receive diversity
Connection methods
Supported CDMA radio frequencies
VPN support for RNAP
Virtual serial port
Software
Documentation
MP Modem Manager
Use the MP modem to connect to a network
2 Getting Started
Plan your MP modem installation Required equipment
System requirements
Plan your MP modem installation
Where do you want to install your MP modem?
What type of connections do you plan to use?
Serial
Required equipment
Package contents
Additional required equipment
System requirements
MP modem accessories
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3 Hardware and Software Installation
Installation overview
MP modem housing
Connector panel
Overview of installation steps
GPS and I/O options
Mounting the MP modem
Install the MP modem
Step 1-Mount the MP modem
Select a location for the MP modem
Figure 3-3 Mounting the MP modem. Arrows indicate the mounting holes
Ground the MP modem
Main RF antenna
Step 2-Mount the antennas and install the cables
GPS antenna
AP antenna MP 595W only
Antenna locations
Install the antennas and cables
Vehicle installation
Step 3-Install the power harness
Power connector
Power connector Molex pinouts
Ignition sense options
Ignition sense on/off wiring
Crimp terminals
Ground the power harness
Power connections
Correct wire splicing
Office installation
Step 4-Connect the MP modem to computer cable
Install the USB, Ethernet or serial cable
Serial connector DB9 pinouts
The MP modem is configured as DCE Data Communications
The serial connector uses these voltage specifications
Step 5-Install the software
Step 6-Activate your account
I/O port connections
Automated activation
Step 7-Test the system
The Activation Wizard
Manual activation
Turning the MP modem on and off
4 MP Modem Operation
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Table 4-1 LED operation
Reset the MP modem
3G Watcher software
3G Watcher Help
Establishing connections
Launching 3G Watcher
3G Watcher window
5 Configuring the Router Functions
Serial, USB, Ethernet, or WAP interface Client device
Non-NAT mode
NAT mode
External Network
mode
MP modem networking basics in NAT
File and resource sharing over LAN
Enable the router
Set up static IP addresses
Static IP and TCP/UDP port forwarding in NAT mode
Set up TCP/UDP port forwarding
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Overview
6 Configuring the Wireless Access Point
Change the password optional
Unlock MP modem configuration
MP3G 2. Select Tools Options MP Wireless Access Point
Enable the wireless access point
Set the SSID
2. Select Tools Options MP Wireless Access Point
Configure the security settings
Configuring the Wireless Access Point
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Configure security on the client computers
Reset the MP modem to factory defaults
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GPS configuration and reporting
7 Configuring the MP Modem to Report GPS and I/O Data
GPS display in 3G Watcher
GPS protocols and commands
GPS TAIP quick reference
I/O device installation and configuration
Connector pinouts
Digital input devices
Port specifications
Example panic button connections
Analog input devices
Digital output devices
Example analog sensor connections
I/O configuration using AT or 3G Watcher commands
Example
Analog input setup
Digital I/O setup
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route data to a server
Configure the MP modem to
Report frequency timers
8 Sending Data to Your Network Application
The fast rate timer only becomes active when an alarm condition is triggered by a rise or drop in the level of one of the digital I/O channels. The default for the fast rate timer is three seconds
If the GPS timer is set to 0, the reporting interval is determined by the configuration of the GPS module. If the module is configured for TAIP, you can issue TAIP commands to change the interval. An advantage of configuring the report frequency with TAIP commands is that the interval between reports can be based on elapsed time and/or distance travelled
IP Addressing
Monitoring and Tracking configuration
Firewall NetworkInternet
The problem created by Network Address Translation
Solutions to the NAT problem
Retrieve the Unique Mobile Device ID
9 Support and Warranty
Warranty
Technical support
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10 Technical Specifications
Regulatory, radio frequency and electrical specifications
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Weight and dimensions
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GPS specifications
Host interfaces
Other interfaces
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I/O port characteristics
Wireless access point specifications
3G Watcher software
Technical Specifications
Security features
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11 Regulatory Information
Canada
U.S.A
Important Note
FCC Caution
Approved antennas
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Index
CDMA, 14 configuration, unlock, 50 connectors, 26 current
Numerics
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Wireless Access Point. See WAP
Index
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