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    Gpy on Telstra Australia - Melbourne LTE-M1

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      micksta
      last edited by

      Hi All,

      Received Gpy plus expansion board.
      Upgraded firmware, all good.
      Have Telstra sim (data enabled and tested on mobile phone, works).
      From Aussi forums, Telstra (our main carrier) has enable LTE - M1 (cite: "Telstra 4G coverage hits 99%, switches on LTE-M").

      So, yup tried the LTE - M1 example (no joy) hangs for 20 seconds after lte.connect(), then shows ">>>" prompt in ATOM's ide.

      entering lte.isconnected() --> answers back FALSE..

      Tried lte.init(cid=1) and lte.init(cid=2) / same result.

      Be mighty grateful for some help!

      Cheers all regards
      M

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        mbeier
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        @jmarcelino said in LTE-M Frequency:

        Sorry we don’t have one yet, we need obtain RCM first and then move to certify with Telstra. All this takes time, maybe 1-2 months

        https://www.telstra.com.au/business-enterprise/download/document/business-enterprise-m2m-device-certification.pdf

        if it helps you

        https://forum.pycom.io/topic/2326/lte-m-frequency/11

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          micksta
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          Thks jmar, have just save me burning hours..

          Cheers dude, pizza's & beers on me!

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