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12. Power Consumption
The following sub-sections detail out the power consumption values of the GL61x0 for various modes,
RF bands and type of software (with and without a Sierra Wireless Software Suite application). These
consumption values were obtained by performing measurements on GL61x0 samples at a
temperature of 25°C with the assumption of a 50Ω RF output and a 3V SIM card.
12.1. Various Operating Modes
The power consumption levels of the GL61x0 vary depending on the operating mode used. Refer to
the table below for the different kinds of operating modes available.
Table 44: GL61x0 Operating Modes
Operating Mode
Description
OFF Mode
Not Supported. When Vin power is supplied to the GL61x0, it will be
automatically be powered ON.
Alarm Mode
Not Supported. The ON/OFF switch is always HIGH.
Active Idle Mode
Default mode for the GL61x0. This is when the RF function is active and the
GL61x0 is synchronized with the network, but there are currently no
communications. There are no functional restrictions in this mode.
Sleep Idle Mode
(only available on GL6100)
When the GL6100 has a location update with a live network but with no
GSM/GPRS connection, while the UART interface is NOT available.
Active Mode
When the SIM device, GSM/GPRS features are NOT available and the
embedded application is running while the UART remains active.
Sleep Mode
(only available on GL6100)
When the SIM device, GSM/GPRS features as well as the UART interface are
NOT available.
Connected Mode
When the GL61x0 is supporting a GSM voice codec connection with a live
network with DTMF support.
Transfer Mode
When the GL61x0 has a GPRS data transfer connection with a live network.
Serial Port Auto Shutdown
Mode
(only available on GL6100)
When the GL6100 has an embedded UART transceiver; it could be
automatically shut down while it is idle. The auto shutdown feature could be
enabled by AT command. Refer to section 6.2.1.2.3 Serial Port Auto Shut Down
Feature for more information on this feature.
Activated/Deactivated
FLASH LED
The GL61x0 Flash LED can be activated or deactivated by AT command. Refer
to section 10.1 Enabling/Disabling the Flash LED for more information on this
feature.
- AirLink GL Series 1
- GL61x0 Product Technical 1
- Specification and User Guide 1
- Important Notice 2
- Safety and Hazards 2
- Limitations of Liability 2
- Patents 3
- Copyright 3
- Trademarks 3
- Contact Information 3
- Document History 4
- Contents 5
- List of Figures 9
- List of Tables 10
- 1. Overview 12
- 1.2. Overall Dimensions 13
- 1.3. GSM/GPRS Features 13
- 1.4. Connectors 13
- 1.5. Interfaces 14
- 2. GL61x0 Feature Set 15
- Table 4: GL61x0 Feature Set 16
- 2.1. Supported Bands 17
- 2.2. Protection 17
- 2.2.4. SIM Interfaces 18
- 3.1.1. 8-pin Micro-Fit Edge 19
- 3.1.2. DB9 Edge 20
- 3.1.3. 2-pin Micro-Fit Edge 21
- Figure 8. DB9 Cable 22
- Figure 10. DC Cable 23
- Figure 12. AC/DC Adaptor 24
- 3.5. Micro-fit 25
- USB Cable (for the GL6110) 25
- 3.6. FME Antenna 26
- 4.2. RF Functionalities 29
- 4.3. Operating System 29
- 5. Technical Specifications 30
- 5.2.1. Mechanical Drawing 31
- 5.2.2.2. FME Connector 33
- 6.1. Front Interface 34
- 6.1.2. LED Status Indicator 36
- 6.2. Back Interface 37
- Link Connection (RS-232) 40
- 6.2.1.2.2. Autobauding Mode 43
- 6.2.2. RF Interface 44
- 6.2.2.1. RF Performances 45
- 7. Using the GL61x0 46
- 7.2. Operational Status 48
- 8.5. Switching Bands 51
- 8.8. Echo Function 53
- 9.1. Operation 54
- External SIM 54
- 9.3. Software Configuration 55
- 10. GL61x0 Maintenance 56
- Serial Link 57
- 11.2. GL6110 – USB Version 58
- 11.3. Receiving “ERROR” 58
- 12. Power Consumption 61
- GL6100) 62
- Software Suite 63
- Power Consumption 64
- 12.4.1.1. Equipment 66
- 12.4.1.2. SIM Cards Used 67
- 13.4.1. Life Stress Test 71
- GL61x0 on Trucks 76
- Recommended Standards 78
- 16. Embedded Peripherals 80
- 17. Recommended Connectors 81
- 18. Reference Documents 82
- 19. List of Abbreviations 84
- List of Abbreviations 85
- 20. Appendix A: Packaging 87
- 20.3. GL6110 Package 90
- 21.1. Model and MSN Label 91
- 22. Appendix C: Safety 93
- 22.2. General Safety 94
- 22.2.6. Children 95
- 22.2.7. Blasting Areas 95
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