- I have tried setting the connection to 4G only, but that did not make a difference.
- APN is set to broadband and I also tried nrbroadband, broadband matches the registered tablet.
- I placed the SIM back into the registered tablet (hoping for a SIM provision update) which connects without issue and then back into the LBR20, still no difference.
LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
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LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
Has anyone running Voxel had any issues with the ATT tablet plan since the 3G shutdown? My LBR20 shows good ATT signal and connects momentarily after reboot, but then disconnects.
Re: LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
Many others are running ATT tablet plan in the LBR20 without issue to my knowledge. How much data do you use per billing period on average? Does your LBR20 IMEI match that of the tablet your plan is registered to?
Re: LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
-It's a new plan and I've only used about 20GB during the first month, then after the 3G shutdown it just stopped connecting (could be coincidental).
-The LBR20 IMEI does match the tablet the plan is registered to.
-I disabled MBN autoselect
I've tried broadband and Broadband as the APN thinking it may have changed to case sensitive. The only thing I haven't tried is a hard reset of the device. That's my next step, but trying to avoid a hard reset to understand the root cause while the issue is occurring.
Re: LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
I'm not sure TBH, I only issued the following commands.
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echo -ne "AT+QMBNCFG=\"AutoSel\",0\r\n" | microcom -X -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2
echo -ne "AT+QMBNCFG=\"Deactivate\"\r\n" | microcom -X -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2
-If I get myself in too deep with configuring the modem will a factory reset change everything back to default (excluding the saved IMEI)?
Re: LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
You just need one final command to select the generic profile:egauk wrote: ↑Fri Mar 25, 2022 7:10 amI'm not sure TBH, I only issued the following commands.
-Which command is needed to change to the Generic MBN?Code: Select all
echo -ne "AT+QMBNCFG=\"AutoSel\",0\r\n" | microcom -X -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2 echo -ne "AT+QMBNCFG=\"Deactivate\"\r\n" | microcom -X -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2
-If I get myself in too deep with configuring the modem will a factory reset change everything back to default (excluding the saved IMEI)?
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echo -ne "AT+QMBNCFG=\"Select\",\"ROW_Generic_3GPP_PTCRB_GCF\"\r\n" | microcom -X -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2
Re: LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
Outstanding, thank you! I do not currently have access to the LBR20, but will next Friday. I will update this thread on how things go, but a factory reset of the Orbi will likely be next.hazarjast wrote: ↑Fri Mar 25, 2022 9:05 amYou just need one final command to select the generic profile:egauk wrote: ↑Fri Mar 25, 2022 7:10 amI'm not sure TBH, I only issued the following commands.
-Which command is needed to change to the Generic MBN?Code: Select all
echo -ne "AT+QMBNCFG=\"AutoSel\",0\r\n" | microcom -X -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2 echo -ne "AT+QMBNCFG=\"Deactivate\"\r\n" | microcom -X -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2
-If I get myself in too deep with configuring the modem will a factory reset change everything back to default (excluding the saved IMEI)?Then reboot the device. As long as you don't remove power from the device while making these changes they shouldn't be risky. You can always reset to factory defaults but each time you do this it's hard on the NVRAM so it should not be done regularly. If you perform a factory reset IMEI will always revert back to factory so you'd have to redo anything you've done with that.Code: Select all
echo -ne "AT+QMBNCFG=\"Select\",\"ROW_Generic_3GPP_PTCRB_GCF\"\r\n" | microcom -X -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2
Re: LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
I got my hands back on the Orbi last night. The MBN changes did not resolve the issue. Reset to factory defaults and everything is working now. I plan to let it run for a few days before I call it fixed!
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Re: LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
I am having this same issue but with verizon prepaid unlimited jetpack line.
I have done everything short of catching the thing on fire.
What reset procedure did you use?
I reset using 30-30-30 method but no dice the issue still persisted.
I have tried on voxel firmware and updated stock firmware, and reguardless of if I factory reset the modem via ssh. Every attempt results in no IP after boot. I get signal info and all other info via ssh or gui checks just no IP and connectivity.
When running a ping during boot i will get couple returned packets then back to no response.
The only way I have found to gain IP is to change MBN from verizon to ATT wait about a min then change back to verizon. Go into the advance mobile settings and hit apply even though I did nothing and usually it will gain an IP during progress bar.
Re: LBR20 and ATT Tablet Plan Issue
What is your signal like when it does connevct? Attach issues like this are commonly seen when there have been changes with local tower config.ddennis002 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 15, 2022 11:39 pm I am having this same issue but with verizon prepaid unlimited jetpack line.
I have done everything short of catching the thing on fire.
What reset procedure did you use?
I reset using 30-30-30 method but no dice the issue still persisted.
I have tried on voxel firmware and updated stock firmware, and reguardless of if I factory reset the modem via ssh. Every attempt results in no IP after boot. I get signal info and all other info via ssh or gui checks just no IP and connectivity.
When running a ping during boot i will get couple returned packets then back to no response.
The only way I have found to gain IP is to change MBN from verizon to ATT wait about a min then change back to verizon. Go into the advance mobile settings and hit apply even though I did nothing and usually it will gain an IP during progress bar.