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      Fabian Kochem
      last edited by Fabian Kochem

      Hi forum,

      I want to specify the radio access type (RAT, bearer) and only use 2G (or even 3G) for connecting to the cellular network for testing purposes. Is this possible?

      Thanks in advance!

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        jcaron @Fabian Kochem
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        @Fabian-Kochem You are aware that the modems in the GPy and FiPy only support LTE Cat M1 or NB-IoT, right?

        You're also aware that 2G has been switched off in many places and is in the process of being switches off in many more?

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          Fabian Kochem
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          Thanks, I was somehow under the impression that Gpy has a 2G fallback.

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