Hardware Guide
Table Of Contents
- Fibocom_FM101-CG_Hardware_Guide_V1.0.pdf
- FM101-CG-20: Hardware Guide
- Contents
- Change History
- 1. Foreword
- 2. Product Overview
- 3. Pin Definition
- 4. Electrical Characteristics
- 5. Functional Interface
- 6. Radio Frequency
- 6.1. RF Interface
- 6.2. Operating Bands
- 6.3. Transmitting Power
- 6.4. Receiving Sensitivity
- 6.5. GNSS Receiving Performance
- 6.6. Antenna Design
- 6.7. PCB Routing Design
- 6.8. Main Antenna Design
- 6.9. Diversity and MIMO Antenna Design
- 6.10. GNSS Antenna Design
- 6.11. Other Interfaces
- 7. Thermal Design
- 8. Electrostatic Protection
- 9. Structural Specifications
- Appendix A: Acronyms and Abbreviations
- Module FCC & ISED警语 for Fibocom
5.2. Control Interface
The module has three control signals for power on/off and reset of the module. The pins
are defined in the following table.
Table 15. Control signal
Pin Name I/O
Pin
Number
Description
RESET_N DI 67
In the power-on state, pull down RESET_N for 0.5s
to 3s, and then release it. The module is reset. The
chip is internally pulled up.
FULL_CARD_
POWER_OFF
#(3.3V/1.8V)
DI 6
Module on/off signal, pull up to power on, and pull
down to power off. In the power-off state, pull up
the FCP# for more than 1.2s. The module is
powered on.
5.2.1. Power on/off
5.2.1.1. Power on
When the module power-on pin FCPO# (FULL_CARD_POWER_OFF#) is connected to an
external voltage of 3.3 V or 1.8 V, the module is powered on. When the AP (Application
Processor) controls the power-on of the module, it is recommended to use GPIO with the
reset status of low or internal pull-down.
5. Functional Interface
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