1000 = B13
10000 = B17
1000000 = B25
10000000 = B29
11011000 = B29+B25+B17+B13
No its not Binary, The bands just happened to turn out that way. Pulled these from the E06 spreadsheet I linked to in my other post.
I would enter:
AT+QCFG=“band”,2e0,11011000,0
Your card would have to support those bands for it to work.
If I use these AT commands to lock the modem to a specific band, does this setting stick? Will I need to run the command again, after I reset or power cycle the modem?
It sticks till you change it. Not sure if it will reset if you do a factory reset. In glancing over the AT commands, it is possible to over write the stored factory settings, not sure if changing the bands does that. Be sure to record your original band settings before you change them.
gedster gave good info, but I just figured out that it doesn’t work if you copy/paste because of the quote " characters… I haven’t yet figured out how to get them to paste right in this forum, but if you substitute the quotes in the command you paste into the gl.inet interface, it should work.
Band 66 = AT+QCFG="band",2e0,20000000000000000,0
So in trying to lock the band to 71 pasting AT+QCFG=“band”,2e0,400000000000000000,0
(also tried manually typing) I get “success” but “error” at the bottom.
I sometimes get an error the first time, but if i immediately try once more it works the 2nd time…
Also, in order to get around some of these issues, I updated to the latest pre-release firmware which had some changes to the AT command list, and then edited the file the OP mentioned: /www/src/temple/attools/index.js
I updated the line containing the setBandList and simply added the 66 and 71 band… the javascript has logic to calculate the correct hex.
setBandList: [‘Band1’, ‘Band2’, ‘Band3’, ‘Band4’, ‘Band5’, ‘Band6’, ‘Band7’, ‘Band8’, ‘Band9’, ‘Band10’, ‘Band11’, ‘Ba
nd12’, ‘Band13’, ‘Band14’, ‘Band15’, ‘Band16’, ‘Band17’, ‘Band18’, ‘Band19’, ‘Band20’, ‘Band21’, ‘Band22’, ‘Band23’, ‘Band24’, 'Band25
‘, ‘Band26’, ‘Band27’, ‘Band28’, ‘Band29’, ‘Band30’, ‘Band31’, ‘Band32’, ‘Band33’, ‘Band34’, ‘Band35’, ‘Band36’, ‘Band37’, ‘Band38’, ’
Band39’, ‘Band40’, ‘Band41’, ‘Band42’, ‘Band43’,‘Band66’,‘Band71’, ],
Happening even on multiple tries. Anyway to tell what band it’s connecting to to verify if it took?
Wow, cool. Will that work on other GLI device firmware or just the Spitz? I have a few of the smaller square GLI devices in my project box and a couple of Quectel cards in usb dongle cases. Maybe I’ll dig out one one out and flash some new firmware.
I’m actually using a mifi, so yes it works on some other devices, not sure which ones exactly.
There’s a built in AT command called “check network information” or something like that which will tell you which band you are connected to. I’m referencing the GL.INET web interface and I’m specifically using mifi and not the spitz, though they should be basically the same.
You could try this in the AT Command entry function.
Execution Command: AT+QNWINFO
Response: +QNWINFO: Act, oper , band , channel
What At commands for Band 3+7+20 thanks
AT+QCFG=“band”,0,8000044,1`is this correct ? For 3+7+20
For EP06
should be AT+QCFG=“band”,0,80044
Thanks and what At commands for
Band 3+7
Band 3+20
Band 7+20
Please thanks
Band 3+7
AT+QCFG=“band”,0,44
Band 3+20
AT+QCFG=“band”,0,80004
Band 7+20
AT+QCFG=“band”,0,80040
Each band corresponds to a binary bit
10000x thanks ! Thanks
Last please what the default settings band At commands please ? And the at commands ttyusb2 ?
Yes,Is ttyUSB2.
When you enter the AT command interface, the system will automatically select
100000x thanks ! And the default at commands ! Reset ?
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For EP06-E,the default band as following
AT+QCFG=“band”,8d0,7e00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000ff000001a0880800d5,0