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      joselfesteves @jmarcelino
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      @jmarcelino Thanks for your prompt answer.

      I've purchased the GPy since KPN was planning to launch, and they did, LTE-M in the end 2017. Just read they launched LTE-M on Den Hague and Rotterdam specific locations. On my current location, I'm not covered at all by RAN from these areas.

      My question will be if I drive by there for testing if Ill manage to check if registration is possible using the SIM that I have. using the default commands.

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        jmarcelino @joselfesteves
        last edited by jmarcelino

        @joselfesteves
        You'll be able to check for the presence of (some) networks soon with some changes I'm working on (arbitrary AT commands) but almost 100% sure you will not be able to use KPN yet. It's a test network, I have no details about it and they are not sharing any further information.

        Also refer to their forum post on the topic:

        https://zakelijkforum.kpn.com/m2m-forum-57/lte-cat-m1-verbindingen-10048

        Thanks.

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          R.W @jmarcelino
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          @jmarcelino

          I've been following this thread as we are planning to use GPy in some real world deployments. Can we know which chipset is used for NB IoT modem? Any idea about NB IoT in Singapore ( especially M1 as they are the only ones so far providing NB IoT in Singapore ). Thanks. And appreciate the good work.

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            tkerdonc
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            @livius : Thank you for the suggestion, but the behavior remains the same, the Gpy associates then immediately detaches

            @jmarcelino: Good to know that Amarisoft works, and I am also using MT8820C sims. That should help tracking down this unrequested Detach Request issue, thank you. I'll post here if I have more progress.

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              joselfesteves @jmarcelino
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              @jmarcelino one of my colleagues is visiting US Cleveland. looking on Verizon website, LTE M Cat 1 is available and the GPy is showing their website as a certified modem.
              https://opendevelopment.verizonwireless.com/device-showcase?count=0&deviceType=&industry=&searchBox=&lteCategory=Cat M1&page=0&pageSize=12&loading=false&moreToShow=true&sms=&operatingsystem=&simType=&voiceCapable=&wiFi=&ethernetPort=&uSBPort=

              My question, will the latest version work out of the box with Verizon US? Any special FW is needed?

              Thank you in advance.

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                jmarcelino @joselfesteves
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                Hi @joselfesteves
                It will work on the latest firmware but you need a Verizon Cat M1 specific SIM card, regular Verizon SIMs don’t work on their Cat M1 network

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                  tanmay07
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                  Hi guys, I am using Verizon LTE M sim card with pycom Gpy module and it works great. But when I use at&t LTE M sim card it does not work. Does it have to do something with at&t pycom Gpy certification ? Is any one using Gpy with at&t sim card?

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                    Neuromystix @jmarcelino
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                    @jmarcelino hi,
                    Do you know any news about NB-IoT in Portugal?

                    Um abraço ;)

                    Researcher @ UALG, Portugal

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                      jmarcelino @Neuromystix
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                      Hi @neuromystix ,

                      For Portugal @LuisLamela from Altice was posting here before and may be a good person to ask

                      You can also contact me at jmarcelino@pycom.io. Obrigado :)

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                        Neuromystix @jmarcelino
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                        @jmarcelino Done ;)

                        Researcher @ UALG, Portugal

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