Hi Matthew,

On Mon, Nov 14, 2022 at 09:03:23PM +0000, Matthew H wrote:
> I have an ip.access NanoBTS 139U (Part No 139U V 139U V351800). I
> believe it is operating on the 1800 MHz although admittedly that's a
> guess from the part number. I've not found a definitive way of
> confirming the supported band via Telnet or otherwise.

It's ages since I worked with those, so I don't recall.  One strategy might be
to look for RF filters in the RF frontend on the circuit board _if_ those 
carried
readable part numbers.

> I can see the BTS attempting to connect to the BSC, but after the "Set
> Radio Carrier Attributes" request from the BSC, the BTS sends a NACK
> and the OML link is dropped.
> 
>     <0004> abis_nm.c:984 OC=RADIO-CARRIER(02) INST=(00,00,ff): SET
> RADIO ATTRIBUTE NACK CAUSE=Message cannot be performed
>     <0004> osmo_bsc_main.c:226 Got SET RADIO ATTRIBUTE NACK going to
> drop the OML links.
> 
> I've grabbed some debug info, 

you mentioned 'telnet' in the other mail. Are you referring to ipaccess-telnet
in that case, i.e. the debug output of the nanoBTS itself?

> It's worth noting that ipaccess-config tool also has an issue parsing
> the frequency  which may well be related: [...]

it would be interesting to see a pcap of that.

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