WBC-4G v.2/en: различия между версиями

WBC-4G v.2/en (просмотреть исходный код)

Версия 11:31, 31 мая 2023

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 == Module Installation ==
-[[File:WB7+Modem.png|300px|thumb|right|WBC-4G v.2 module installation into Wiren Board 7 controller]]
+[[File:WB7+Modem.png|300px|thumb|right| WBC-4G v.2 module installation in Wiren Board 7 controller]]
 {{Wbincludes:Setup MOD}}
-#Insert the SIM card
+#Insert the SIM card.
-#Assemble the case back together.
+#Put the case back together.
-#Screw the external antenna onto the SMA connector.
+#Screw the external antenna onto the SMA socket.
-When installing in a metallic shield for reliable radio communication, place the antenna outside.
+When mounting in a metallic shield for reliable radio communication, place the antenna outside.
 == Configuration ==
-{{Wbincludes:Configuration WBC}}
+{{Wbincludes:Configuration WBC}} (translated from Russian)
 == Information ==
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 == Setting up internet connection ==
-Refer to the instructions on how to set up internet through a 4G modem in the article [[GSM/GPRS#Интернет с 4G-модемом (LTE)|GSM/GPRS]].
+See the instructions for setting up internet via 4G modem in the article [[GSM/GPRS#Internet with 4G modem (LTE)|GSM/GPRS]].
-Please note that the 4G network may not be available in all regions. Check the current settings using <code>AT+CNMP?</code>.
+It should be taken into account that 4G network is not available in all regions.
+To check the current settings, use <code>AT+CNMP?</code> command.
-Switching the modem to automatic network type selection mode is performed by the command: <code>AT+CNMP=2</code>
+The modem can be switched to automatic network selection mode by using the command: <code>AT+CNMP=2</code>.
 ==Documentation==
 AT commands:
-* [[File:A7600_Series_AT_Command_Manual_V1.02.pdf]] for chip versions prior to B05;
+* [[File:A7600_Series_AT_Command_Manual_V1.02.pdf]] for versions of chips up to B05;
-* [[File:A76XX_Series_AT_Command_Manual_V1.07.pdf]] for versions B05 and later.
+* [[File:A76XX_Series_AT_Command_Manual_V1.07.pdf]] for versions B05 and newer.
-You can find out the chip's version number using the AT command <code>at+cgmr</code>, which returns a string with the number, where characters 6 to 8 are the chip's version. [[GSM/GPRS#Sending AT Commands | How to send an AT command]].
+To find out the chip version number, you can use the AT command <code>at+cgmr</code>, which returns a string with the number, where characters 6 to 8 indicate the chip version. [[GSM/GPRS#Sending AT Commands|How to send AT commands]].
 For instance, in the example below, the chip version is B05: