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    AT&T CAT-M, Vodafone NBIOT?

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      electronic
      last edited by

      Hi,
      According to this page:
      https://pycom.io/state-lte-m/

      AT&T carrier certification was slated for Q12018. I searched and couldn't find any announcements. Has AT&T CAT-M carrier certification been achieved? What about Vodafone for NBIOT?

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        jmarcelino @electronic
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        @electronic
        AT&T certification is not complete yet.

        Re Vodafone Pycom currently only supports Vodafone Netherlands (due to missing Huawei eNB support on the LTE modem firmware)

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          John Baird @jmarcelino
          last edited by

          @jmarcelino Has this been resolved with the latest LTE firmware?

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            dan @John Baird
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            @john-baird eNB support should be available now (some providers might require specific commands for their network). You can check providers' network availability here.

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              boda
              last edited by

              @jmarcelino It's been over a year since the last post, and I'm new here... has the AT&T certification been completed yet?

              Thanks!

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