05-18-2021, 06:33 AM
I am working on the same problem for Vodafone Greece, initially I get "IP configuration not found" so I configured the APN, then I get the message "No carrier detected", so I am now working with the configuration of the LTE bands.
For the configuration I am using the AT commands through minicom, the atinout is not working well.
You can find the AT commands in the manual.
https://sixfab.com/wp-content/uploads/20...l_V1.2.pdf
The commands are the same for all the models but the possible settings maybe different.
Setting the APN for example,
that is you set up an IP profile and you activate it. These commands are in chapter 10.
In chapter 4 you can find the commands for the frequencies that is, at+qcfg="band" and if needed at+qcfg="hsdpacat" and at+qfg="hsupacat".
You can search on the internet for your carrier's bands but you can also set the settings to "any band".
The AT commands have a very uniform format, for example when they are followed by =? they respond with the possible settings, when they are followed by ? they respond with the active settings. The manual is comprehensive.
Absolutely everything in the modem can be configured and inspected with the AT commands.
Last but not least, I can not figure out how to leave minicom so I just close the terminal.
For the configuration I am using the AT commands through minicom, the atinout is not working well.
You can find the AT commands in the manual.
https://sixfab.com/wp-content/uploads/20...l_V1.2.pdf
The commands are the same for all the models but the possible settings maybe different.
Setting the APN for example,
Code:
sudo minicom -D /dev/ttyUSB2
at+cgdcont=1,"IP","internet.vodafone.gr"
at+cgact=1,1
that is you set up an IP profile and you activate it. These commands are in chapter 10.
In chapter 4 you can find the commands for the frequencies that is, at+qcfg="band" and if needed at+qcfg="hsdpacat" and at+qfg="hsupacat".
You can search on the internet for your carrier's bands but you can also set the settings to "any band".
The AT commands have a very uniform format, for example when they are followed by =? they respond with the possible settings, when they are followed by ? they respond with the active settings. The manual is comprehensive.
Absolutely everything in the modem can be configured and inspected with the AT commands.
Last but not least, I can not figure out how to leave minicom so I just close the terminal.