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BillA wrote: Wed Feb 19, 2020 12:05 pm
All bands for the EP06-E specifically:
AT+QCFG="band",8d0,7e00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000ff000001a0880800d5,0

That should read:

AT+QCFG="band",8d0,1a1880800d5,0

For Linux users, I wrote a little shell script to display LTE band values.


#!/bin/sh
#
printf "%s%20s\n" "Band L-bandmask-1" "L-bandmask-2"
LBAND=1
BBAND=1
while [ $LBAND -le 48 ]
do
printf "%-6s%016X\n" "B$LBAND" "$BBAND"
LBAND=$(( $LBAND + 1 ))
BBAND=$(( $BBAND * 2 ))
done
LBAND=65
BBAND=1 ...

BillA wrote: Wed May 27, 2020 1:11 am Great news!! GoldenOrb firmware is now available for the WG1608
https://www.ofmodemsandmen.com/upload/

There's a newer version with improved Fibocom FM150 support available for testing:

http://ofmodemsandmen.com/upload/WG1608-GO2020-06-10.zip

What would be the hex code for bands 14, 30, & 66 or for 4, 14, 30 & 66?

I am have a hard time finding the value for band 30

right now I am returning:
+QCFG: "band",0x260,0x2000000003300185a,0x0

Currently it default connects to band 2 and 15

If it ever connect to 30 or 66 my speeds go from ...

You can set the GPS receiver to activate automatically on modem start with the AT command:

AT+QGPSCFG="autogps",1

Restart it to activate obviously.

Then you can read your position at any time with:

AT+QGPSLOC=2

This gives your location in decimal degrees. Use zero or one instead of two in that ...

AT+QENG="neighbourcell"

It needs to be run several times, and over a period of time. the contents can change dramatically, even in a fixed location (depending on whether the modem is thinking of switching bands).

You'll need practice interpreting the result.

Bands don't show directly in the ...

Sierra modems use a Qualcomm chipset. The L860 uses an Intel chipset, and many things "under the hood" are very different.

Oops, my mistake. I've been working on my Fibocom L860 too long. The LM960 is a Telit modem, so the commands I gave before this edit won't work.