Hi Lucas, Lucas wrote: > I don't know about LTE, but I can effectively disable umts in my > huawei modem just by choosing a frequency not available in my country. > Then, when going online the modem is forced to use one of the GSM > ones. That may very well be so, but I still think this is at best a funny way to disable LTE (or any other RAT for that matter). I should come right out and say that I am far from an expert on how the radio stack operates, but I suspect that by doing what you propose, the radio will have to do periodical "measurements" to see if the chosen frequency band has become available, and this could result in some extra power consumption.
> It depends on the modem. See the implementation for huawei in > drivers/huaweimodem/radio-settings.c:huawei_set_band(). It uses the > AT^SYSCFG command that is specific to huawei modems. Of course you are right; it definitely depends on the modem and what AT commands are supported. What I meant (but did not write) was that there are no standard AT commands (i.e. from 3GPP TS 27.007) for this. Regards, Kjetil _______________________________________________ ofono mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ofono.org/listinfo/ofono
