On Sat, 2009-12-26 at 18:32 -0600, Mike Westerhof wrote: > Tom Hacohen wrote: > > On Sat, Dec 26, 2009 at 8:45 PM, Ronald Tallent <r...@tallent.ws > > <mailto:r...@tallent.ws>> wrote: > > > > Hey all, I have a 900 MHz FR and I'm trying to get it to work in the > > US and all I get is "SOS Only." In the SHR-Settings app, it tells me > > the phone registration was denied. AT&T people tell me it should be > > able to connect, but so far no luck. I'm curious to know if SHR will > > automatically connect on the higher bands if the lower band fails, > > or if there's a way to hard-code the phone to only try the higher > > bands (i.e. 1800/1900). Anyone know how that might be done? > > > > -Ronald > > > > _______________________________________________ > > > > If there's 1800/1900 coverage It should just work. If you live in a > > city, there's probably such coverage where you are. > > It has nothing to do with SHR. Though it weird it doesn't work :P > > You probably need to upgrade the GSM firmware to moko-11. > > My 900MHz gta01 works fine on the high bands (although that's not > particularly useful for me, given where I live!) > > -Mike (mwester) >
Thanks for the thoughts guys. Yeah, I updated the GSM firmware to moko 11 already and it didn't help. I agree it's strange that it won't connect. I have even taken the phone into city's with known 900 MHz coverage and still can't get more than SOS Only service. I have used this SIM chip in other Freerunners (850 band A6) and it works fine. I wish I knew more about how to troubleshoot this kind of problem. Where would I go to find out what band the phone is connecting to, or trying to connect to? -Ronald
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