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Establishing a cellular connection

Ensure you have connected the terminal antenna to the Antenna

connection.

To power on and establish your cellular connection:

1. Fully insert the SIM card into the Intelligent Cloud Connect.

You can see how to insert the SIM on the underside of

the terminal. The socket is a push-to-insert, push-to-

release type socket. When the SIM is properly

inserted, it clicks into place and sits flush with the

edge of the SIM slot.

2. Turn on the Intelligent Cloud Connect.

The Intelligent Cloud Connect connects to a cellular network

using the Cinterion® PLS62-W Wireless Module, and is now

ready to receive security and identity information from AWS.

Provisioning the Cinterion® PLS62-W Wireless

Module

Eseye automatically provisions the AnyNet Secure SIM. During this

process, the security and identity information is downloaded and

programmed into the SIM card. You can observe the provisioning

progress in the device shadow. You can access the shadow using

Lambda functions, programatically, or through the AWS IoT Console .

1. Using the AWS IoT Console , select the thing you created with the

matching SIM number.

2. On the Device Shadows tab, select Classic Shadow to view the

Device Shadow document .

Use the Device Shadow state pane to view the certificate

delivery progress. The certificate is delivered after the status

changes from Pending to Provisioned. You can also view smart

terminal message consumption and location information.

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Provisioning normally takes 5-10 minutes to complete,

although the process may take up to an hour. If your

Cinterion® PLS62-W Wireless Module has not connected

in 24 hours, contact Support: [email protected].

During provisioning, the Cinterion® PLS62-W Wireless Module will

reset four times. Use a terminal emulator to observe this process.

For information about setting up a terminal emulator, see

Attaching to the Intelligent Cloud

When the device is ready, it sends the following URC:

+EMT:EMQRDY

You must wait until you receive the +EMT:EMQRDY

URC before you can use the device to send and

receive commands.

If you are using the Intelligent Cloud Connect, and the

device is not connecting, check the LEDs:

• A green LED indicates power on.

• A flashing orange LED indicates network registration

status. Regular half second blinking indicates that the

Cinterion® PLS62-W Wireless Module is searching

for a network. A brief flash every four seconds

indicates that the device has registered to a network

and there is no data transfer.

For more information about the LEDs, refer to the Thales

AT Command documentation.

Sending data from your thing to the cloud

Before you begin

• Using a terminal emulator, send an AT<return> command to

ensure that the smart terminal can receive AT commands.

For information about connecting a terminal

emulator to the modem, see

Intelligent Cloud

• Send an AT+ETMINFO=version<return> command to

verify that the version number is 2.0.20 or higher.

• Ensure you know the thing name that you set up in AWS.

To test that your thing can publish information to AWS:

1. Create two publish topics in the Cinterion® PLS62-W Wireless

Module.

a. Using a terminal emulator, type:

at+emqpubopen=0,"PublishToCloud0"<return>

at+emqpubopen=1,"PublishToCloud1"<return>

b. Check that the first two index numbers are assigned a topic

each. Type:

at+emqpubopen?<return>

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Connect.

Attaching to the

Connect.