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    GPy or FiPy using LTE in the US

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      kevin
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      Related to another posting (https://forum.pycom.io/topic/4091/lte-support-for-3-bcd-digit-network-codes), I am asking for a favor from anyone testing LTE in the US. It is not clear whether Sequans supports 6-digit PLMNs as used by US operators, so I am looking for some data points.

      If you can post the result of 'AT+SQNHPLMN?' while connected, I would really appreciate it. I'm looking for any example where the result is a 6-digit code (i.e., US format) such as found here: http://imsiadmin.com/assignments.

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        combaindeft @kevin
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        Hi @kevin,

        From the Southern of Sweden - via Telia's NB-IOT Network - I get this:

        >>> send_at_cmd_pretty('AT+SQNHPLMN?')
        
        +SQNHPLMN: "23820","23820","23820"
        
        OK
        
        >>>
        

        and for you who would like to look it up: http://www.numberportabilitylookup.com/networks?s=

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