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    Sending AT Commands with Gpy

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      mtulabot
      last edited by mtulabot

      Hello, back for some more questions. So I'm trying to scan for LTE network in the area using some AT Commands. I tried using AT+SQNINS=<state> but I dont think I got all of the outputs. I tried the following below.

      >>> lte.send_at_cmd('AT+SQNINS=0')
      '\r\n+SQNINS: 0,4,7,,,,,,,,\r\n+SQNINS: 0,13,7,,,,,,,,\r\n\r\nOK\r\n'
      >>> lte.send_at_cmd('AT+SQNINS=1')
      '\r\n+SQNINS: 1,4,7,,,,,,,,\r\n+SQNINS: 1,13,7,,,,,,,,\r\n\r\nOK\r\n'
      

      how could I show the other outputs from the command like the cell id, pci, rsrp and rsrq?
      Do I need to upgrade firmware?

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        joao.leitao
        last edited by

        Did you manage to get anything with this command? im using NBIOT and getting :

        '\r\n+SQNINS: 0,4,7,,,,,,,,\r\n+SQNINS: 0,13,7,,,,,,,,\r\n\r\nOK\r\n'

        which is quite empty....

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