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bgwatters
Mar 18, 2018Aspirant
You might want to check band availability in country. The modem may not support the bands within the country.
medinaaxc
Mar 20, 2018Aspirant
I have checked bands used by the DIGITEL Venezuelan tMobile Company, and the bands 3G and 4G, are manged by this company. So, modem can support these bands.
Another recomendation you may add?
- JSchnee21Mar 20, 2018Virtuoso
Hi medinaaxc,
Which version on the MR1100 do you have? Australian, USA, or EU? Is your SIM from the same carrier (aka Telstra, AT&T, or EU carrier) and you're roaming? Or are you trying to use a 3rd party SIM? If roaming, do you have international roaming enabled on your plan?
If 3rd party SIM, have you unlocked your hotspot from the original carrier? Aka, with the 3rd party SIM installed, on the LCD display on the front does it show you the name and bars for the carrier of the country you're in? Or do you get a message like "invalid" or "unauthorized" SIM? If so, you'll need to contact the original carrier and get the unlock code from them.
Once you get past the unlocking and the device recognizes your SIM, there are a few config options available to specify whether the device should try to prefer 3G/4G versus LTE. You may have to force 3G/4G. Similarly, there is a setting to change between Auto and Manual network selection. You may have to force 3G/4G first, then switch to manual, let it scan and see if you see your desired carrier. Then select it. Finally you will likely have to manually enter the APN information for that carrier.
Let me know what step you're at and I'll see if I can provide more info.
-Jonathan
- medinaaxcMar 21, 2018Aspirant
Thanks Jonathan, for your response
Let me check your instructions. Any thing happens, I will comeback to you
Best Regards.
Antonio