Source code for the module can be purchased through a design license. Contact Ezurio sales for more details.

Yes, customers can write their own code in the module.

Yes, the Ezurio application can be customized. Contact Ezurio sales for more details.

The module supports a protocol very similar to AT commands. It is a binary packet protocol, which is described in the "Host Protocol Guide."

The only supported interface is UART. If SPI or IIC is required this could be developed through a design services contract.

The answer to this question depends on if you plan on using the modular certification of the module. If you want to use the modular certification you need to use one of the antennas that the module was certified with. Consult the datasheet, or product webpage to determine which antennas the module was certified with. If none of the certified antennas meet your requirements, another antenna may be used, however the modular certification will NOT be valid. The new antenna will need to be tested for EMC compliance. Contact Ezurio’s EMC Test Services to learn more about this process and how we can help.

Yes, this is possible if:

1. The peak gain of the alternate antenna is less than or equal to the original antenna, and
2. The antennas are the same type.

There are some cases that are not black and white. It is the customer's responsibility to collect and retain the appropriate and accurate test data traceable to NIST standards for the alternate antenna. Please contact Ezurio to discuss any questions.