Gurus,
Three technical questions regarding RouterOS v7 and Chateau LTE12.
1. Is it possible to decide/choose which external antenna will be for TX and which for RX? This is very useful feature for users with external antennas. It's possible for e.g. Teltonika RUT955 LTE router.
2. Is it possible to control the power of the antennas? For TX of course...
3. How does the LTE carrier aggregation configuration looks like? Is it enough to mark all required (two or three) band checkboxes via GUI?
Regards,
Observator
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1. There are total 4 antenna connections for the CAT12 modem and for 2 antenna connections you can change from internal to external antenna - you can configure both antennas connectors separately (which will be external and which internal). For the TX only the main (first) antenna is used - which can be configured to external.
2. No the modem has the standard LTE output power.
3. The same like for the CAT6 modem - you just select which LTE bands modem can use and then it will automatically decide which CA to use.
2. No the modem has the standard LTE output power.
3. The same like for the CAT6 modem - you just select which LTE bands modem can use and then it will automatically decide which CA to use.
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Thank you for the quick response!
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uldis
Where is documentation to that function to change antenna ?
Why Block Diagram not have a sim slot and mPCIe for lte module or at list at left a bumble with LTE information?
What is a code name for LTE module e.g. R11e-lte12-ea ? Why you not use a SoC with -G Global to use it with America too ?
When you upgrade the https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Interface/LTE with information about Chateau ?
Thanks in advance.
@uldis - we in Poland now have that device with ROS 7beta61. There are total 4 antenna connections for the CAT12 modem and for 2 antenna connections you can change from internal to external antenna - you can configure both antennas connectors separately (which will be external and which internal). For the TX only the main (first) antenna is used - which can be configured to external.
Where is documentation to that function to change antenna ?
Why Block Diagram not have a sim slot and mPCIe for lte module or at list at left a bumble with LTE information?
What is a code name for LTE module e.g. R11e-lte12-ea ? Why you not use a SoC with -G Global to use it with America too ?
When you upgrade the https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Interface/LTE with information about Chateau ?
Thanks in advance.
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SiB, that's because there is no miniPCI in there.
Re: RouterOS v7 and Chateau LTE12
Two possibility options:SiB, that's because there is no miniPCI in there.
- You enter into M.2 socket to start new era or Perfect MikroTik New Hiper Super LTE Category devices base at Quactel EG12/18 and EG20 and all in Global version.... and we start became innovative again...
- You integrated SoC with PCB like in old SXT LTE 3-7 :( all because that device in first place was created to ISP market, not for customer market... :( <- I think this is a real case.
Re: RouterOS v7 and Chateau LTE12
1. Chateau board PCB has a future built option for m.2 slot for LTE/5G so it is possible to introduce such configuration in future. To be more competitive it is more effective to use the specific module for each region rather than introduce global version which would be more expensive.Two possibility options:SiB, that's because there is no miniPCI in there.
- You enter into M.2 socket to start new era or Perfect MikroTik New Hiper Super LTE Category devices base at Quactel EG12/18 and EG20 and all in Global version.... and we start became innovative again...
- You integrated SoC with PCB like in old SXT LTE 3-7
all because that device in first place was created to ISP market, not for customer market...
2. We are constantly working on new board designs so we will release new LTE/5G boards in future.
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For God's sake, how to change which antenna is used ? That functionality is mentioned above but there is not a word in manual. I have extremely high RSSI but low other parameters and i suspect by default external antenna is used (i dont have one as they dont come with the device itself).
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For God's sake, how to change which antenna is used ? That functionality is mentioned above but there is not a word in manual. I have extremely high RSSI but low other parameters and i suspect by default external antenna is used (i dont have one as they dont come with the device itself).
UPDATE alright found it Interface list>LTE> Modem (button) > External antenna: dropdown
UPDATE alright found it Interface list>LTE> Modem (button) > External antenna: dropdown
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mikrotiknoobfromeu
and System > RebootUPDATE alright found it Interface list>LTE> Modem (button) > External antenna: dropdown
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"...we will release new LTE/5G boards in future."
Exciting stuff, can't wait! Do you have any rough timeline?
Exciting stuff, can't wait! Do you have any rough timeline?
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Is there a way to have the modem use external antenna only? I have an external 2x2 panel but when I move the router in another place of the room the signal changes a lot so it is evidently using internal ones as well .... can that be excluded?
Thanks
Rick
Thanks
Rick
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Did you set the use the external antennas? The signal could also change if i changes to another cell tower or band/frequency.
Is there a way to have the modem use external antenna only? I have an external 2x2 panel but when I move the router in another place of the room the signal changes a lot so it is evidently using internal ones as well .... can that be excluded?
Thanks
Rick
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Yes of course. I think it is not using the internal ones and I was indeed wrong. It just had momentarily connected to another tower because the cell lock was reset due to a reboot.Did you set the use the external antennas? The signal could also change if i changes to another cell tower or band/frequency.
Thanks !
Rick
Re: RouterOS v7 and Chateau LTE12
Hi Team,1. There are total 4 antenna connections for the CAT12 modem and for 2 antenna connections you can change from internal to external antenna - you can configure both antennas connectors separately (which will be external and which internal). For the TX only the main (first) antenna is used - which can be configured to external.
2. No the modem has the standard LTE output power.
3. The same like for the CAT6 modem - you just select which LTE bands modem can use and then it will automatically decide which CA to use.
please indicate how to configure external antenna.
Model: RBD53G-5HacD2HnD
ROS: 7.1beta2
Re: RouterOS v7 and Chateau LTE12
You read a documentation ?Hi Team,1. There are total 4 antenna connections for the CAT12 modem and for 2 antenna connections you can change from internal to external antenna - you can configure both antennas connectors separately (which will be external and which internal). For the TX only the main (first) antenna is used - which can be configured to external.
2. No the modem has the standard LTE output power.
3. The same like for the CAT6 modem - you just select which LTE bands modem can use and then it will automatically decide which CA to use.
please indicate how to configure external antenna.
Model: RBD53G-5HacD2HnD
ROS: 7.1beta2
https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ ... tennausage
ANT1 is Main of course.
Mutch more info here: https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ ... tennausage