SIRETTA ZETA-NSP-LTE1 User manual

ZETA-NxP Series
Modem Starter Kit
Quick Start Guide
Rev 1.0

Getting Started
The ZETA-NxP modem requires a data enabled SIM card to work. The unit is supplied
without a SIM, please acquire a SIM from a suitable SIM provider.
Please note Three SIM cards will not work with the ZETA-NxP-LTEM.
If you have purchased the ZETA-NxP as a standalone modem, you will need to
purchase the accessories mentioned in this document separately.
Visit www.siretta.com to nd out where you can purchase these.

Setting up the ZETA-NxP
Step 1. Insert a SIM card fully into the SIM slot. Once the SIM card has been correctly
inserted, a click will be heard.
SIM
Step 2. Screw the cellular antenna onto the antenna connector on the ZETA-NxP.
Twist the antenna connector clock-wise until the antenna is rmly connected.
Cellular antenna

Step 3. Using the supplied RS232 cable, connect the RS232 male connector into the
RS232 port on the ZETA-NxP. Connect the RS232 female connector (other end of the
cable) into an RS232 port on your PC.
Step 4. Open ‘HyperTerminal’ on your PC. You will be requested to enter the number
of the COM port your are using to communicate between the ZETA-NxP and PC.
Upon request, ensure the following information is inserted:
»Bits Per Second: 115200
»Data Bits: 8
»Parity: None
»Stop Bit: 1
»Flow Control: Hardware
RS232 to USB
cable

Step 5. Plug the power supply into the ZETA-NxP. Ensure the mains supply is plugged
into a power source and switched on. The green LED on the ZETA-NxP will start
ashing*, this indicates that power has been supplied. See table 1 for ZETA-NLP-
LTEM LED indication and table 2 for ZETA-NSP-LTEM LED indication.
Flashing green LED indicates power on
IF USING POWER SUPPLY
*If this step fails, please try again. If it fails a second time, please contact your Siretta
representative or call us on [phone].

Step 5. Plug the power cable into the ZETA-NxP. The other end of the power cable
has a black and red wire, connect the red wire to the positive (red) terminal on the
bench supply, connect the black wire to the negative (black) terminal on the bench
supply. When you have double checked the connections and have set the output
voltage to nominal 12V, you can power on the unit. The green LED on the ZETA-NxP
will start ashing*, this indicates that power has been supplied. See table 1 for ZETA-
NLP-LTEM LED indication and table 2 for ZETA-NSP-LTEM LED indication.
12VOLTS
POWER
I
O
IF USING POWER CABLE
*If this step fails, please try again. If it fails a second time, please contact your Siretta
representative or call us on [phone].
IF USING POWER CABLE
Flashing green LED indicates power on

Step 6. In the ‘Hyperterminal’ command window, type in the command:
AT<cr>
The command window will respond with:
OK
Your ZETA-NxP is now connected and ready to start communication.
LED colour State
Red (STAT_LED)
Constant ON: Network search / not registered / call in progress
Slow rate once every 3 seconds: Registered full service
OFF: Module power down
Green (GPIO 1) Fast ash during power on procedure. Once powered on the
LED will be under the control of the cellular engine.
Blue (GPIO 2) Fast ash during power off procedure. Once powered on the
LED will be under the control of the cellular engine.
Table 2. ZETA-NSP-LTEM LED indication
LED colour State
Red (STAT_LED) OFF: Module in power saving mode
Green (GPIO 1)
Fast ash during power on procedure. Once powered on the
green LED will ash once every 30 seconds to indicate modem
in powered on state
Blue (GPIO 2)
Fast ash during power off procedure. Once powered off the
blue LED will ash once every 30 seconds to indicate modem in
powered off state
Table 1. ZETA-NLP-LTEM LED indication
SAME FOR POWER SUPPLY / POWER CABLE

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