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    FiPy microcontroller network compatibility/compliance

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      MarilenaM
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      Hello all,

      In Greece, the cellular provider COSMOTE is opening up their Narrowband network and its frequency will be LTE @800MHz.
      I would like to verify that the microcontroller listed here: https://gr.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Pycom/FiPy?qs=%2Fha2pyFaduiN1LDUqXKJgtbmxvyrxeuC%252bZqv%252blXdLnwFzvBRdcyq0TD%2FdejF%2FrUI

      is compliant to be used with this frequency. I checked the spec sheet on the site, and found no mention of this. I need it verified by someone, before we can purchase the part for development.

      A quick response would be greatly appreciated.!
      Thank you,
      M.

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        jmarcelino @MarilenaM
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        @marilenam

        Our module works with Band 20 (800Mhz) but I cannot guarantee when/if we will work with that particular operator yet.

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          MarilenaM
          last edited by

          so in this case, how would you recommend going about finding a module that I can be sure will work here in Greece in that band range?

          thank you

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            jmarcelino @MarilenaM
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            @marilenam
            The guaranteed option is to contact your operator directly and ask what they support, all operators run testing/certification programs

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              MarilenaM
              last edited by

              Yes, my provider confirms they are testing on this band, so we're good compatibility wise. Thank you very much for your prompt responses!

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                jmarcelino @MarilenaM
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                @marilenam
                Ok, but please note there is a lot more to NB-IoT than just the frequency.

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