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Index of tables

Table 1: References .............................................................................................................. 10

Table 2: Key features of NAD6200 - Module ......................................................................... 11

Table 3: Product variants ..................................................................................................... 13

Table 4: Pin description of the board to board connector .................................................... 15

Table 5: Features of the GPS ................................................................................................ 18

Table 6: Characteristics of GLONASS .................................................................................... 18

Table 7: nominal values of the NAD6200 - module .............................................................. 19

Table 8: Electrical characteristics of KPD_Power ................................................................. 19

Table 9: Electrical characteristics of RES_IN ........................................................................ 20

Table 10: Electrical characteristics of VREG_MSME.............................................................. 20

Table 11: Electrical characteristics of SIM Interface ............................................................ 21

Table 12: Electrical characteristics of USB Interface ............................................................ 21

Table 13: Electrical characteristics of GPIOs ........................................................................ 23

Table 14: Definition of High - and Low - Level for digital inputs and outputs ...................... 24

Table 15: Electrical characteristics of UART Interfaces ........................................................ 24

Table 16: Electrical characteristics of I²C ............................................................................ 25

Table 17: Electrical characteristics of I²S ............................................................................. 25

Table 18: Electrical characteristics of GPS Pins .................................................................... 26

Table 19: switch combinations ............................................................................................. 27

Table 20: Frequencies of supported WCDMA Bands for uplink ............................................. 31

Table 21: Frequencies of supported WCDMA Bands for downlink ........................................ 31

Table 22: Frequencies of supported GSM Bands (Uplink) ..................................................... 31

Table 23: Frequencies of supported GSM Bands (Downlink) ................................................ 31

Table 24: Power Consumption @ TA = +25°C, VPH_PWR = 3.8 V, P = 23 dBm ................... 32

Table 25: Power Consumption @ TA = +25°C, VPH_PWR = 3.8 V, P = 10 dBm ................... 32

Table 26: Power Consumption @ TA = +25°C, VPH_PWR = 3.8 V, P = 0 dBm ..................... 32

Table 27: Power Consumption @ TA = +25°C, VPH_PWR = 3.8 V, Single Slot .................... 32

Table 28: Idle current for GSM and WCDMA ......................................................................... 32

Table 29: Operating temperature range ............................................................................... 34

Table 30: AT Command list with description ........................................................................ 39