Hello,
I use the module WP7702, up to 2 years, with the 4G and 2G and it’s work fine.
I have a problem with a module WP7702, the installed region do not have 4G and the 2G is down. How i can setting un the 3G on the module.
This command do not work?
cm radio AUTO
or
cm radio GSM
or
cm radio LTE
Thanks for your fast reply
Julien
did you check product technical specification?
I don’t see it is supporting 3G
yes but according to sierra wireless (e-mail), it seems that it is compatible
so you mean the PTS is giving wrong information?
BTW, you can use AT!SELRAT to set the technology, but i am not sure if it will register 3G network
You can give a try.
The WP7702 only supports M1, NB1 and 2G. You cannot use it on LTE cat 1+ (so where M1 has not been deployed) or on any form of 3G.
There is absolutely no way to get it onto a 3G network, period, just to be entirely clear.
If you outline where you got this indication from I might be able to qualify it (or at least tell you it is wrong if it is overly stated).
Regards
Matt
@mlw
Thanks for your fast reply, our provider indicate to us this.
We can use LTE-M, how i can settings up that?
In an effort to keep it simple.
Assuming all of the defaults you literally need to set the APN up using the at+cgdcont command and then leave it. The defaults have NB1 set as the first bearer it searches and this can take quite a while to complete.
Alternatively just use the at!selrat command to set M1 as the only bearer you want to use as per the below.
at!entercnd="A710"
at!selrat=12 //This sets it to M1 and 2G
at!reset //Reset the unit for the settings to take effect
Regards
Matt
@mlw
Thanks for your answers,
It is also possible to setting up by ssh in remote control?
Regards
Julien
So SSH used to be turned on but for obvious security reasons we have turned it off by default, you can turn it on if you want to be able to SSH into it.
Assuming you do turn it on then you would connect to the AT port using the below command
microcom /dev/ttyAT
Regards
Matt