In 2010, we were able to take circa mid-2008 Roger Wireless SIMs
(Canada) borrowed from an iPhone 3G and get it to work in Android Froyo
on the GTA02 850Mhz.
Two years later, we decided to add some GPRS reporting capability to our
Wi-Flight product which is currently using Wi-Fi only, we are unable to
get a carrier registration at the AT command level using two Rogers SIMs
(both from 2012, one used in an iPhone 4 and the other in a Samsung
Galaxy S II Skyrocket (LTE)). The GSM baseband code was at Moko8 so we
had the fix for bug 666. We tried Moko11 but it didn't make a difference.
We repeated the same Android Froyo setup and indeed it doesn't work when
we try the circa 2012 SIMs.
Our product doesn't run on Android, the Froyo stuff was just tried to
attempt to replicate something that worked before.
I found a working older Rogers full-sized SIM from my GSM-enabled alarm
system, which I think it at least 3-4 years old. It worked just fine in
a Nexus S and I was able to send an SMS and Edge data from the phone
(it's a T-mobile AWS phone so no 3G on Rogers).
The conclusion so far is that something has changed in the Rogers SIMs
that makes it incompatible with the GTA02. I am wondering if anyone
else has encountered this problem. I'd be happy to be able to get a
Fido-branded card to work (haven't tried that yet).
We've repeated the same issue with a half-dozen GTA02s so we're pretty
sure it's not a one-off phone problem.
-Pascal
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Pascal Gosselin
President
Wi-Flight
pas...@wi-flight.net
cell (514) 298-3343
office (450) 676-6299
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