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Template:Networking RUTOS FAQ Band Lock (view source)
Revision as of 12:35, 23 March 2022
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Here is an example command:
Here is an example command:
gsmctl -A AT+QCFG=“band” ,0,44,0,1
gsmctl -A AT+QCFG=“band” ,0,44,0,1
'''gsmctl''' command is specifically used to communicate with the modem module of the router, allowing to control and obtain information vis command line interface. The '''-A''' option means that the following will be an AT command. The “ '''AT+QCFG=“band”'''“ AT command is used for band configuration, in this case, setting specific bands. The meaning of the following numeric values:
'''gsmctl''' command is specifically used to communicate with the modem module of the router, allowing to control and obtain information via command line interface. The '''-A''' option means that the following will be an AT command. The “ '''AT+QCFG=“band”'''“ AT command is used for band configuration, in this case, setting specific bands. The meaning of the following numeric values:
*0 – no change for WCDMA band settings.
*0 – no change for WCDMA band settings.
*44 - 0x4(LTE Band 3)+0x40(LTE Band 7)) = 0x44 – specifies a dual LTE band locking for bands 3 and 7.
*44 - 0x4(LTE Band 3)+0x40(LTE Band 7)) = 0x44 – specifies a dual LTE band locking for bands 3 and 7.
