M590E GSM/GPRS Module DIY Kit

Name: M590E GSM/GPRS Module DIY Kit
Brand: Generic
SKU: IOWC-0877
Price: 240.00 INR
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A DIY kit for the M590E GSM/GPRS module, requiring assembly via soldering. It operates on a 5VDC supply and communicates via UART, making it compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi for IoT telemetry and remote control applications.

Features

DIY assembly kit for the M590E GSM/GPRS module, includes all necessary components.
Operates on 5VDC with a typical current draw of 200mA for reliable power planning.
UART serial interface for easy integration with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other MCUs.
Features onboard status LEDs for BOOT and Power indication for system diagnostics.
Compact 50mm x 50mm form factor suitable for space-constrained embedded projects.

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Description

The DIY GSM/GPRS M590E Module Kit provides a hands-on assembly experience for integrating 2G cellular connectivity into your projects. The kit includes the core M590E transceiver module and all passive components, requiring final soldering to complete the board. This process ensures developers understand the module’s power and signal routing.

Based on the M590E chipset, the module supports standard GSM/GPRS bands for SMS and data transmission in regions with 2G network coverage. It communicates with a host microcontroller via a simple UART serial interface using standard AT commands, making firmware development straightforward on platforms like Arduino IDE or Python on Raspberry Pi. The board includes diagnostic LEDs for immediate visual confirmation of boot status and power.

Key Features

Complete DIY kit with all SMD and through-hole components for the M590E module.
Simple UART (AT command) interface for seamless MCU integration.
Onboard status LEDs for power and network registration indication.
Wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C for robust deployment.
Low RF sensitivity of -107 dBm for reliable signal reception in weak coverage areas.
Compact and lightweight design ideal for portable or embedded IoT devices.

Applications

Remote SMS-based alert and notification systems.
Basic GPRS data telemetry for simple IoT sensors.
DIY asset trackers for non-critical location updates.
Educational projects for learning GSM/GPRS technology and soldering.
Backup or low-cost communication channel in areas with 2G coverage.

Technical Specifications

Chipset/Module	M590E GSM/GPRS
Wireless Protocol	GSM/GPRS (2G)
Supply Voltage	5 VDC
Operating Current	200 mA (typical)
Communication Interface	UART (AT Commands)
RF Sensitivity	-107 dBm
Operating Temperature	-40°C to +85°C
Dimensions	50 mm x 50 mm
Weight	10 g

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I communicate with the M590E module after assembly?

The module uses a standard UART serial interface. Connect the TX and RX pins to your microcontroller's UART pins. Use AT commands (e.g., AT, AT+CSQ, AT+CMGS) sent via a serial terminal or your code to control the module, check network status, and send SMS or GPRS data. The baud rate is typically 9600 or 115200 bps, which can be configured with an AT command.

What power supply is required for this GSM module kit?

The module requires a stable 5V DC power source capable of supplying at least 200mA, especially during network registration and transmission bursts. Use a regulated power supply or a clean 5V output from your development board. Incorrect voltage or insufficient current may cause the module to reset or fail to register on the network.

Can I use this kit with a Raspberry Pi without an Arduino?

Yes, you can connect the module directly to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO UART pins (TX/RX). Ensure you use a logic level converter if your Pi operates at 3.3V, as the module's UART may be 5V TTL. You can then use Python serial libraries (like pyserial) to send AT commands and manage the GSM/GPRS functionality for your IoT applications.