I’m trying to configure the GL7500 to only use the primary antenna since we don’t have anything connected to the diversity antenna port. The manual says the setting is stored with the AT&W command, but if I issue that command after changing the setting, the modem seems to become corrupted and must be left powered for several minutes (firmware recovery?) before it becomes responsive again. This doesn’t seem like the expected behavior…
Ah - I left a couple details out. After the “AT+CFUN=0”, I remove power from the modem. Then some time later I turn the power back on (MDM:Enable) and the modem doesn’t respond to AT commands and the green light that normally indicates it powered up just blinks very slowly for several minutes before returning to normal.
Hi bob.doiron,
It seems that modem tried to connect to network but it failed, so modem did not return anything.
This issue can be happened when the network’s strength is very weak, and modem tried to search other network (it takes about 2-3 minutes) . It is not related to WMANTSEL or CFUN command.
Please check APN,band, and CSQ.
If you don’t want to wait 2-3 minutes, you can close UART port and then open it again, you can send command normally.
A. The modem works connects to the network and functions properly.
B. If I disconnect from the network, issue the WMANTSEL command and re-connect, it continues to function properly.
C. If I save the antenna selection and cycle the modem power, the modem becomes responsive for several minutes. When it finally does respond, the antenna selection is no longer saved.
I don’t see how your answer explains that chain of events.
Hi,
I have just found 1 device that is the same firmware as yours. And I can reproduce this issue. It’s a firmware issue. You can contact Technical support or your distributor to get a support.