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Telit ME310M1-W1N Satellite NTN Network

This guide provides the steps to connect the Telit ME310M1-W1N Development Kit to Skylo satellite Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN) using a Monogoto SIM.

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Set up the ME310M1-W1N

Run the latest module and application firmware

Update the ME310M1-W1N with the latest module firmware that supports NTN

How to download and update the ME310M1-W1N modem and application firmware

Update module firmware

  1. Download the latest module firmware ME310M1-W1N NTN.

  2. Download the Cinterion XFP tool TC-XFP-4.3.3.

  3. Open Telit Cinterion XFP Programmer

  4. Upload the .bin file (e.g. stream_ME310M1-W1N_MCU_48.00.503-B008-P0U.500000_signed.bin) and select Program.

For more information, see Telit's getting started page.

Open a serial connection with the ME310M1-W1N

You can use the Serial Terminal ComPort, or any program of choice (e.g. PuTTY for Windows, or screen/minicom/miniterm for macOS/Linux).

Set the baud rate to 115200 . To test the connection with the ME310M1-W1N module, enter AT and expect the answer OK.

Keep the AT Commands manual next to you for more details about the commands. Click here to download the latest version.

Check SIM Status

Enable the module

Check SIM status

Expected response: +CPIN: READY

Query Device Information

Useful for confirming firmware, hardware and SIM identity.

Request the hardware model

Example response: ME310M1-W1N

Request the firmware version

Example response: M0U.500003-B008

Request the IMSI

Request the ICCID (Integrated Circuit Card ID), which is the identification number of the SIM

Acquire GPS location

To establish a satellite connection, a location has to be set.

Put the radio in flight mode

Activate GPS within the ME310M1-W1N module

Start the GNSS scan

Example response:

Shut down the GPS


Connect the ME310M1-W1N to Skylo

Disable radio

Enable NTN mode (NB-IoT over satellite)

Check whether the modem supports multiple NTN bands.

Band
Name
DL freq. (MHz)
UL freq. (MHz)

255

L-band (NTN 1.6 GHz)

1525–1559

1626.5–1660.5

256

S-band (NTN 2 GHz)

2170–2200

1980–2010

252

AWS-4

2180–2200

2000–2020

23

Skylo (same as Band 252)

2180–2200

2000–2020

Set GPS location

Configure static UE position mode:

Format:

Set the location which has just been acquired, e.g.:

Configure the NTN operator profile for Skylo

Subscribe to network status events

Enable SIB31 reception events

Enable Timing Advance events

CEREG network registration status events

Enable the radio

Set APN

Automatic Network Selection

The initial NTN registration may take several minutes. Example responses:

CEREG State Codes

Value
Meaning

0

Not registered, not searching

1

Registered (home network)

2

Not registered, searching

3

Registration denied

4

Unknown / out of coverage

5

Registered & roaming

Radio & Signal Checks

Request network info

Example response:


Test the Connection by Sending UDP Payload

To send UDP data, send three AT commands:

  1. Activate PDP context

Expected response: #SGACT: 10.116.194.83

  1. Connect socket

Replace <ip-address> with the ip address of your UDP server

  1. Set the IP address and port, e.g.:

Expected response: OK

  1. Send UDP data through socket 1

Example response: >

  1. Enter the payload

  1. Close the UDP socket

Expected response: OK

You can test the UDP connection with the Ubidots platform which runs a UDP server. Learn more.

Test the Connection by Sending PING

To send PING, send three AT commands:

  1. Activate PDP context

Expected response: #SGACT: 10.116.194.83

  1. Send 2 PINGs to IP address 8.8.8.8.

If the connection is active, you will see 2 PINGs with a number representing the response time in milliseconds. Example response:

Great work on connecting the Telit ME310M1-W1N to Monogoto! Have a look at the Things logs in the Monogoto Hub to find more details about the established connection.

Switch Between NTN and Public Networks

Use the following commands to switch from NTN to public networks:

Disable radio

Enable public networks

Reset the module

Enable radio

Set APN

Automatic Network Selection

Activate PDP context

Expected response: #SGACT: 10.116.194.83

Switch Back to Satellite NTN

Put the radio in flight mode

Enable NTN mode (NB-IoT over satellite)

Set GPS location

Configure static UE position mode:

Set the location which has just been acquired, e.g.:

Configure the NTN operator profile for Skylo

Enable SIB31 reception events

Enable Timing Advance events

CEREG network registration status events

Enable the radio

Set APN

Automatic Network Selection

The initial NTN registration may take several minutes. Example responses:


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