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    Compatible with traditional 3G/4G mobile data

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    • unocerobitsU Offline
      unocerobits
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      Good morning from Spain to everybody,

      I have two questions:

      1. Is FiPy compatible with the 3G (UMTS) network?
        I'm working with Hologram SIMs that works with LTE/3G/2G in a mobile device with APN "hologram" because, by default install a pepperWEB (Jersey) with APN "pepper" thats it does not work in Spain (or in my region).

      2. But with FiPy and the latest firmware, I get not answer with lte.attach() and the function lte.isattached() always give me False. I try to change APN from this thread: [https://forum.pycom.io/topic/2769/telstra-lte-cat-m-working-on-fipy-just](link url) with the same problem, what am I doing wrong?

      Thanks.

      unocerobits
      https://unocerobits.com

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        jmarcelino @unocerobits
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        ¡Hola! @unocerobits

        The FiPy only supports LTE-M (Cat M1) and (soon) NB-IoT. It doesn't support 3G or regular phone-style LTE.

        These are new protocols being deployed in Spain (e.g. Telefonica) please contact them about coverage.

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        • unocerobitsU Offline
          unocerobits
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          It's a shame!
          Curiosity, Is FiPy's firmware limitation? or modem technology?
          Thanks @jmarcelino.

          unocerobits
          https://unocerobits.com

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            jmarcelino @unocerobits
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            @unocerobits
            It's the hardware. Both LTE-M1 and NB-IoT have narrower bandwidths (extremely narrower in the case of NB-IoT) and trade off speed for simplicity, lower power and longer range.

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              danielm
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              @jmarcelino
              When do you expect initial NB-IoT support to be released?

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                jmarcelino @danielm
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                Hi @danielm
                Daniel already answered you on the thread you created about this https://forum.pycom.io/post/16677

                He's the right person to ask about timelines etc

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