Review on π§ Simsquare Developer Kit: LTE Cellular IoT Module with Global SIM Roaming for AT&T Network, Ideal for IoT Projects by Anthony Woolley
Cat.M1 Open Source Arduino Boards
- Pros: Test LTE CatM1 communication immediately with Arduino open source code. - Cons: If you don't design a PCB, you have to connect the bradboard and wires to test it. So I created a board using a DXF file provided by the vendor. Purpose: To create a simple location tracker with LTE CATM1 communication and product GNSS function.
- Practical materials are available to help you set up and install an IoT device (Arduino/Jetson/Raspberry Pi) according to your needs / IoT SIM card and with a module that 100% powered on, compatible to connect to the IoT; subscribe to data plans on simsquare.net
- Some difficulties
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