I want to use the AT Command AT! DASUB6TECHACT=1 to start the 5G-Sub6 technology, but I get an ERROR output when I try to put the modem in FTM with AT Command AT!DAFTMACT .
Using mmcli, I have tried using the modes is allowed: 4g, 5g; preferred 5g and allowed: 5g, preferred: none . When the mode is set to allowed: 5g, preferred: none, I cannot connect to the mobile broadband, it just timesout.
Also, in the hardware section, it looks like 5gnr is supported.
Thanks for the update, that is ok.
I am not sure how to update the FW, could you provide some instructions for this – any specific command or program needed?
Anyway, I gave the commands a try.
The AT!ENTERCND=“A710” is working for me.
The output from AT!SELRAT=00 : OK
The output from AT!COPS? : +COPS: 0,0,“T-Mobile”,7
I did not type anything afterwards, but I saw another output: +CCLK: “21/10/20,17:11:27-28”
You are running a quite old firmware (01.07.08), try updating to a newer one (e.g. 01.07.19).
The broken “AT!SELRAT?” output is triggered by an insufficient implementation, as you can see the “Modes supported” list from QMI is much longer than the list of allowed value from AT!SELRAT. Notable, there is no 4G+5G entry.
You can try resetting the Act modes by “AT!SELRAT=0”. This may help. Unfortunately, Sierra does not tell if the mode only refers to the anchor cell, or also affects EN-DC/NSA modes (i.e. LTE + 5GNR).
The “+COPS: …,7” output suggests your current environment does not have any 5GNR cells, or you are using an anchor cell/band which can’t be combined with an existing 5GNR cell (e.g. B3+n1). On the other hand, the output of AT+COPS is notoriously broken for the EM9191, I have seen it reporting “7” (LTE-only) and “13” (EN-DC) for the same network/location, even when EN-DC was active (according to AT!GSTATUS?).
Unfortunately, now I am not able to connect to the modem anymore after trying this firmware update.
When I try to turn on the mobile connection, it turns off immediately.
I reset the operating mode with the below command:
qmicli -p -d /dev/cdc-wdm0 --device-open-mbim --dms-set-operating-mode=reset
Then, I restarted ModemManager and NetworkManager.
EDIT: I reinstalled the OS, and now I am able to send AT Commands, the ttyUSB1 port opened up.
Also attached the new mmcli -m 0 output: mmcli m 0 output.txt (4.1 KB)
Is there any way I can bring up the cellular connection?
I managed to solve the cellular connection issue by sending the AT Command “AT!RMARESET=1”.
However, I am still having the same issues with the firmware update, even after when updating the firmware to the GENERIC Carrier: SWIX55C_01.07.19.00.
The error message was: “error: unsupported download protocol”.
@aiden.chan Did you manage to solve the problem? I am facing the same issue, even after upgrading to FW 02.08.01.00. Connecting to LTE works fine, but no 5G.
Yes, it was an issue with poor cellular signal strength. I transferred the system to another location with high cellular signal strength about 5 minutes away. It was able to connect to 5G after that.