3G/4G/LTE Base HAT for Raspberry Asus Tinker Board Samsung ARTIK Rock64 Media/Liber computer board

1.Fully compatible with Raspberry Pi models that have the 40-pin GPIO header (4, 3, 2, B+)

2.Compatible the following brand Mini PCIe Modules

Quectel: EC25/EC21/ EC20 /UC20/ LTE-EP06

Sierra :AirPrime MC Series

Telit: LM960, LE910V2, HE910, LE910Cx

Huawei: ME909s-120, ME909s-821, and more

Simcom: SIM7100, SIM7230, and more

ZTE: ZM8620, and more

U-Blox :MPCI-L2 Series

Thales: PLS62W, mPLS8, mPLAS9

3.Compatible the following brand Boards

Raspberry Pi 4, 3, 2, B+

Asus Tinker Board

Rock 64*

Samsung ARTIK’s board

Latte Panda

Clip-in Mini PCIe socket compatible with worldwide LTE, UMTS/HSPA+ and GSM/GPRS/EDGE coverage with regional or global modules which work with different frequencies & carriers

MANO SIM Card socket can easily reachable on the upside of the HAT

Can be used standalone with PC/Laptop over micro USB, without stacking with Raspberry Pi

Efficient and low quiescent current power circuit can hold up to 3Amps

Working temperature range: -40°C ~ 80°C

Note 1: The Base HAT doesn’t need or has a driver. Rather The host computer(such as RPi, Asus Tinker Board) needs the driver of the compatible module that will be used with the Base HAT. For example, if you are using Quectel’s EC25 with the Base HAT, then your host device should have the driver for Quectel EC25. Nowadays, most of the Linux kernel comes with the required drivers installed as a result the modules are recognized.

Note 2: These compatibility list created by assuming you’ve connected the Base HAT to the device via USB. UART communication can be work with every device in the list easily which have 3.3V level UART port.

Note 3: We don’t recommend the usage of long and low-quality micro USB cables between Base Shield and Raspberry Pi. It causes data and power loss. Thus the cable included the package works greatly.

Package Content:

1x 3G/4G&LTE Base HAT

1x USB 2.0 to Micro USB Cable

1x Screw Driver

8x M2.5 screw