Probably you select one Band=1 and then other are not existing. Then only B1+B1 can be possibly but it depend's from ISP and his freq. who he use. Maybe he only got one 20Mhz width at this band and you stuck with only it, without ca-band.I use 3 UK SIM in this box. Now, i can see the router be default take Band20 as primary band and Band1 as CA.
When i try to fix Band1 as primary band, then CA doesnt come up.
First I must say anybody at forum not doing testing like me (or not write it at forum) and I not have anyone who can confirm my problems. You use the same Band combination like me, this can be good key to doing checking on your site.If I do CellLock to Band3, i dont get Band20 as CA.
This evening I will :
1. connecting to different cell id of B3 this evening to see if
2. Tick all the boxes of different bands
As you mention the r11e-lte6 is having some problems - can you please advise what these are, just to be aware.
I face random internet blackouts, despite lte interface is up and with full functionality - have you seen this?
*) Is this both connection have the same eNB (Tower) ?I can connect to Band 3 or Band 20, but not both at the same time. Has anyone got this to work with Three UK?
Turn your unit into RADAR."something" closer with a different eNB, but I can't find it's location.
It can, my SXTRThe B3 signal, if cellmapper is to be believed, is at about 90 degrees off from where my dish is pointing, I didn't think it was possible to pick up signals outside the 25 degree spread in front of the dish?
From Italy.. it's can be only YT:Davie504Even stranger, it is being reported as "Current Operator : 3 ITA", is ITA short-code for Italy?
rogue cannot exist in LTE because the "BSSID" in lte is know as phy-cell-id and that ID can be only one at specific earfcn. Both are used in CellLock feature for LOCK to specific sector antenna at specific band for primary-band.I have been out driving with CellMapper today trying to locate the mast's I am connecting to, but can't seem to locate the mast the "rogue" B20 signal is coming from.
Thats why if prev unit have better signals you should grab from him information where and to what tower eNB and Cell he was connected, with what bands aggregation and signal levels too of course - to compare both.Also, my old set-up used to connect to this mysterious mast on B3 (Teletonika RUT950 with Poynting 4G-XPOL) but I was hoping to get a better speed by using both B3 and B20 together with the Cat6 modem.
LTE Booster is antenna or lte module with bigger Tx power.Could it be some kind of repeater or signal booster someone has installed?
I always use CellLock or FreqLock because automaticaly connection is like B20+3 and I receive faster speeds with B3+20 and I can select "master" primary band as FreqLock or I do CellLock who lock band+cell.now getting Primary Band: B3@15Mhz and CA Band: B20@5Mhz Not seeing a huge speed increase, but tends to be rather congested this time of the day anyway. Is there any preference as to what should be primary band? B20 would be more stable for me, but slow, whereas B3 is a bit unstable but faster.
I've found some of our local masts incorrectly marked. The one my SXT connects to is correct I think, Google Maps satellite images show two masts at the location, one of which is the one I connect to. My colleague has found the same, he connects to a mast that is not only in the wrong place on Cellmapper but he connects to a segment that is documented as facing the opposite direction.Just an update. I finally found this rogue mast but it turns out that it's location was just an "estimate" based on user submitted signal recordings, so was sending me looking in the wrong direction!
It's perfect CellMapper definition.he connects to a mast that is not only in the wrong place on Cellmapper but he connects to a segment that is documented as facing the opposite direction.
LOL yes, I have found all the local cell sites are incorrect and I have been chasing shadows for weeks now! The omi antenna didn't care where the signal was coming from, but that also has the side effect of decreased quality of the signal. I have joined CellMapper and seems to be a great community as they have been helping me relocate the actual cell locations. I also pointed the dish directly at the mast and seeing a much more stable connection with better ping and average speeds as well (about 10Mbps on average)I've found some of our local masts incorrectly marked. The one my SXT connects to is correct I think, Google Maps satellite images show two masts at the location, one of which is the one I connect to. My colleague has found the same, he connects to a mast that is not only in the wrong place on Cellmapper but he connects to a segment that is documented as facing the opposite direction.
They are both on the same eNB / tower. The data I submitted to CellMapper says that I'm on Cell 0 for B3 which is covering the direction NE(62 degrees) and on Cell 6 for B20 which is pointing N(15 degrees). I can connect to either one at a time, but can't get it to aggregate both (ie B3+B20)Still generic story.
Remember that math: enB ID * 256 + Sector ID = Current Cell ID
eNB ID - ID of your Tower for your ISP (other ISP at the same tower and antennas have other eNB ID)
Sector ID - is a ID of sector antenna for specific band, like eg. id 0,1,2,3 can be 4 sides of the world for Band20 and 4,5,6 at 3 sides of the world and any other combination....
3+20 or 20+3 can connected by a firmware of R11e-LTE6, the issue is a ISP because 2CA is decision of eNB, not a lte module/modem.I can connect to either one at a time, but can't get it to aggregate both (ie B3+B20)
cell 1720070 /256 = 6719 eNB Tower ID.If I change the band by enabling only B20, I can connect to cell 1720070 which is on the same mast. But I can't connect to both (B3+B20) at the same time!