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Locking Devices to a Mobile Cell (view source)
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*'''3''' - ''LTE-only mode;''<br>
*'''3''' - ''LTE-only mode;''<br>
*'''1''' - ''Take effect immediately after executing the command.''<br>
*'''1''' - ''Take effect immediately after executing the command.''<br>
The [[RUTOS_gsmctl_Commands|'''gsmctl''']] module, is the module responsible for communication with the modem using [[AT_Commands|AT commands]]. By using the argument -A we can directly send the AT commands to the modem.
This may cause the router to lose connection for a few seconds, so before continuing to the next step, please make sure the router is connected to the network.
This may cause the router to lose connection for a few seconds, so before continuing to the next step, please make sure the router is connected to the network.
The output values for PCI and EARFCN should now match the ones used in the previous command. If not, please double check, that you have not set the same cell as the router was connected to before.
The output values for PCI and EARFCN should now match the ones used in the previous command. If not, please double check, that you have not set the same cell as the router was connected to before.
''Note: After changing SIM card settings, please verify that the cell lock is still in place, as some settings could cause the cell lock to reset.''
'''Note:''' ''After changing SIM card settings, please verify that the cell lock is still in place, as some settings could cause the cell lock to reset.''
Cell ID value can also be checked by going to ''Status → Network → Mobile'' in the router's WebUI:
Cell ID value can also be checked by going to ''Status → Network → Mobile'' in the router's WebUI: