This is v2 of the SIM tracing and remote-SIM capable break-out board for M.2 (NGFF) type cellular / WWAN modems, such as modern LTE/LTE-A and 5G modems.It allows you to insert a M.2 modem of 3042 and 3052 size types from any vendor, and it will provide you with:micro USB B 3 socket for connection of modem to a USB Host (like your PC/Laptop or Embedded System)mini USB B socket for connection of on-board SAM3S controller to a USB host5V - 12V DC input for power supply (USB supply usually insufficient for a modem)PCM/I2S M.2 pins on a 2.54mm break-out headerSIM card slot for a 2FF-sized SIM, USIM or RUIM cardJumpers to control PERST, W_DIS and GPS_DIS lines of modemon-board SAM3S microcontroller for SIMtrace and cardem / remote SIM operationThe board is basically a combination of the ngff-breakout  board with a SIMtrace2 board inserted between the on-board modem and the on-board SIM slot.Particularly the break-out header is useful to get access to various signals exported in a non-standard fashion by some modem models, such as digital audio PCM.The product does not include an AC/DC power supply nor SIM cards or a M.2/NGFF modem. Please see below product links should you want a power supply and/or USB cable included:Desktop-style 5V/3A power supplyYou can find more information about this open hardware project at https://projects.osmocom.org/projects/ngff-cardem/wiki/Wikisysmocom product pageData Sheet (PDF)Manual (PDF)git repository with all design filesschematics (PDF)component placement (PDF)BOM (gnumeric)All parts on this board are rated for full industrial temperature range (-40..85 Centigrade), although no environmental testing at extreme temperatures has been performed.

This is a small break-out board for miniPCIe (mPCIe) type cellular / WWAN modems.It allows you to insert a mPCIe modem from any vendor, and it will provide you with:mini USB socket for connection to a USB Host (like your PC/Laptop or Embedded System)5V DC input for power supply (USB supply usually insufficient for a modem)all unused mPCIe pins on a 2.54mm break-out headerSIM card slot for a 2FF-sized SIM, USIM or RUIM cardthree on-board SMA sockets + u.fl sockets + jumper cables for attaching Antennas with proper strain relief (as opposed to classic pigtails)Particularly the break-out header is useful to get access to various signals exported in a non-standard fashion by some modem models, such as digital audio PCM.The product does not include a 5V DC power supply nor a USB mini-B cable or a mPCIe modem. It is just the fully assembled PCBA as shown on the picture. Please see below product links should you want a power supply and/or USB cable included:Desktop-style 5V/3A power supplyYou can find more information about this open hardware project at https://osmocom.org/projects/mpcie-breakoutsysmocom product pageData Sheet (PDF)git repository with all design filesschematics (PDF)component placement (PDF)BOM (gnumeric)All parts on this board are rated for full industrial temperatur range (-40..85 Centigrade), although no environmental testing at extreme temperatures has been performed.If you're looking for a similar product for modems in M.2 (NGFF) form factor, pleas see the similar m2 WWAN Modem break-out board kit.

The sysmoOCTSIM is an eight-slot smart card reader printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) with USB-CCID interface. Targeted users are system integrators who use the sysmoOCTSIM to build their own products, such as SIM banks for cellular network quality monitoring or roaming testing. Multiple SIM cards connected to a single USB port / USB host can be used in a variety of applications, such as least-cost routing of voice, SMS or data services to different cellular networks of different operators remotely deployed systems for automatic remote roaming probes, providing roaming testing services to operators – particularly in combination with the remote SIM functionality. remotely deployed systems for service / QoS testing of cellular networks test equipment for interoperability, load and functional testing of cellular infrastructure equipment.The complete sysmoOCTSIM firmware and bootloader are developed by sysmocom as Free / Open Source Software (FOSS) and can be found at https://gitea.osmocom.org/sim-card/osmo-ccid-firmware and https://gitea.osmocom.org/electronics/osmo-asf4-dfu, respectively. Evaluation KitThe Evaluation Kit (EVK) is intended for your to evaluate the product for your project, before placing any quantity orders at related project quantity pricing at sysmocom.It consists of:sysmoQMOD printed circuit board assemblyanodized aluminium enclosureSIM card drawers/trays2FF to 3FF/4FF adapters12V desktop power supply10x sysmoISIM-SJA5 USIM/ISIM cards (w/o ADM keys)USB Stick with manual and SIM card dataFurther ReadingProduct HomepageData Sheet

This is v3 of the break-out board for M.2 (NGFF) type cellular / WWAN modems, such as modern LTE/LTE-A and 5G modems.It allows you to insert a M.2 modem of 3042 and 3052 size types from any vendor, and it will provide you with:micro USB B 3 socket for connection to a USB Host (like your PC/Laptop or Embedded System)cable + adapter to connect modem PCIe lane to PCIe x1 slot of a host computer (PC)5V DC input for power supply (USB supply usually insufficient for a modem)unused M.2 pins on a 2.54mm break-out headerSIM card slot for a 2FF-sized SIM, USIM or RUIM cardsecond SIM card slot for modems with dual-SIM supportJumpers to control PERST, W_DIS, GPS_DIS and RESET lines of modemfour on-board SMA sockets + MHF4 sockets + jumper cables for attaching Antennas with proper strain relief (as opposed to classic pigtails)Particularly the break-out header is useful to get access to various signals exported in a non-standard fashion by some modem models, such as digital audio PCM.The product does not include a 5V DC power supply nor SIM cards or a M.2/NGFF modem. Please see below product links should you want a power supply and/or USB cable included:Desktop-style 5V/3A power supplyYou can find more information about this open hardware project at https://osmocom.org/projects/ngff-breakout/wikisysmocom product pageData Sheet (PDF)git repository with all design filesschematics (PDF)component placement (PDF)BOM (gnumeric)All parts on this board are rated for full industrial temperature range (-40..85 Centigrade), although no environmental testing at extreme temperatures has been performed.If you're looking for a similar product for modems in miniPCIe form factor, pleas see the similar miniPCIe WWAN Modem break-out board.

The sysmoQMOD is a quad mPCIE modem carrier board with integrated management and remote SIM forwarding capabilities. Targeted users are system integrators who use the sysmoQMOD to build their own products, such as remote nodes for cellular network quality monitoring or roaming testing. Multiple cellular modems connected to a single USB port / USB host can be used in a variety of applications, such as least-cost routing of voice, SMS or data services to different cellular networks of different operators load-balancing of data traffic across multiple cellular connections remotely deployed systems for automatic remote roaming probes, providing roaming testing services to operators – particularly in combination with the remote SIM functionality. remotely deployed systems for service / QoS testing of cellular networks test equipment for interoperability, load and functional testing of cellular infrastructure equipment. The edge loaded SIM slots and the LEDs with light-guide option allow the PCB to mount in very flat cases with front operation and even to stack multiple PCB to very dense solutions with more than only 4 modems. All connectors are daisy chained for easy assembly of solutions with multiple PCB. This is also reflected in the options to mount different power supply and USB connectors. Monitoring and control of the modems is realized via two USB-attached onbard microcontrollers. They allow to reset the modems, monitor the WWAN LED and also to reset the USB hub. Power cycling of all modems is realized via standard USB hub power control. Above features allows the continuous unattended operation of the sysmoQMOD in remote sites with no physical access. sysmoQMOD will be delivered without WWAN modulsl. Suitable mPCIE modules for 2G/3G/4G are available from brands like u-blox, Huawei, Sierra Wireless, Quectel, SIMcom or Gemalto. In addition to the USB connection, the sysmoQMOD exposes the PCM audio interface of selected modems on connectors, enabling system integration with external digital voice components. JTAG and serial connectors for the SAM3 microcontroller are provided for development and debugging firmware and applications. The sysmoQMOD allows also in field reprogramming of it's firmware and USB parameters. The complete firmware and host software components are Free / Open Source Software (FOSS) and can be found at https://gitea.osmocom.org/sim-card/simtrace2 .Evaluation KitThe Evaluation Kit (EVK) is intended for your to evaluate the product for your project, before placing any quantity orders at related project quantity pricing at sysmocom.It consists of:1x sysmoQMOD PCBA1x 12V/3A desktop power supply1x USB A-B cable for attaching the sysmoQMOD to your USB host computer2x replacement SIM drawers4x 2FF/3FF/4FF SIM adapters8x U.FL to SMA pigtail for your cellluar modemsFurther ReadingProduct HomepageData Sheet

This is the Fernvale MT6260 [Reverse] Engieneering Development Kit DVT2, as described by the following external resources:in the project wikiin the 31C3 talk by bunnie+xobs (video)bunnies initial blog postxobs initial blog postBasically you will get the DVT2 hardware version, consisting of:One Fernvale "Frond" mainboardOne Fernvale "Spore" Analog Frontend boardOne Fernvale "Blade" Keypad/Expansion/Breakout boardOne Camera-to-JTAG FPC adapter cable (soldering of ARM-20-JTAG header required)One matching LCD display with touch sensormounting accessories/screws/nuts to assemble the full stackPlease keep in mind that this is an early access DVT2 version, and that absolutely no software or documentation is included.  This part is for embedded hardware and system-level software [reverse] engineers who know what they're doing.sysmocom cannot provide any level of support for this product.  You are on your own based on hardware, schematics, the fernly/nuttx source code and the project forum. Yo have been warned!To avoid confusion: OsmocomBB has not been ported to the MT6260, but you are welcome to volunteer!Happy hacking!