About this manual
The Fastrack M1306B is a rugged cellular modem that provides dual‑band GSM/GPRS connectivity for machine‑to‑machine applications. It runs on the Wavecom Operating System with Open AT and includes two general‑purpose I/O pins.
The guide details the modem’s hardware interfaces, power‑supply recommendations, basic AT commands, and troubleshooting steps, and lists recommended accessories such as antennas and power adapters.
What's inside
- General Presentation
- Functional Description
- Basic Services
- Technical Characteristics
- Installing and Using the Modem
- User‑Level Troubleshooting
- Recommended Accessories
- Safety Recommendations
Specifications
| Frequency band | Dual band 900/1800 MHz |
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| GPRS class | Class 10 |
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| GPIO pins | 2 general‑purpose I/O |
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| Power supply (truck) | 12 V – 2 A (24 W) adaptor |
Frequently asked questions
What frequency bands does the Fastrack M1306B support?
It operates on dual‑band GSM at 900 MHz and 1800 MHz.
How many GPIO pins are available on the modem?
The modem provides two general‑purpose input/output pins.
What power supply is recommended for truck installations?
A 12 V – 2 A (24 W) power adaptor is recommended.
What GPRS class does the modem support?
It supports GPRS class 10.