Aseta sim-kortti reitittimeen. Sim-korttipaikka on laitteen pohjassa, luukussa lukee SIM Card. Aseta sim-kortin leikattu kulma kuvan mukaisesti. Undlad at indsætte eller fjerne et mikro-SIM-kort, når routeren kører, da dette kan påvirke ydeevnen eller beskadige mikro-SIM-kortet. Make sure you connect using AC WiFi (if your device has WiFi N, you'll struggle to get more than 50 Mbps in speed tests) It works for incoming and outgoing calls, though the outgoing call took about 8 seconds to connect - which seems a very long time indeed when you are just hearing silence. If you can get a Vodafone or Osignal then you find their band 20 has 10mhz of capacity, and both are converting band 1 (2100mhz) to 4G in many areas, I believe both have 10mhz of band 1.

Rural: The further away from the mast, the weaker the high-frequency signals are. An unforeseen "advantage" that H3G ("Three") stumbled upon during the 4G bandwidth lottery was that they ended up with the 800 Mhz range - this ironically outperforms their competitors who "won" the 2100 Mhz range; what I'm saying is that "Three" are ideal for long-range (rural) 4G. It's science, not opinion. I think the 4G+ you're seeing is likely B3+B20 aggregation, but as B20 provides such small throughput it can easily go un-noticed. This has the added advantage of more reliable speeds on 3G, where I seem to have contention issues if I have 4G and the speed isn't as good during the day.

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if you want to restrict/limit it to band 3 or band 20 on 4G you would pass the following parameters Konfigurer din router - Huawei HiLink-app Du kan hente Huawei HiLink-appen herunder, så du kan indstille fx netværksnavn og adgangskoder til routeren fra din telefon eller tablet. Feel free to message me ( https://www.ispreview.co.uk/talk/members/zx3.31704/) here if you have some serious interest in coverage tools, and the like; I may be able to share some links with you. Is the 11511 the only ID the router informs you of? That's the eNB (mast) ID. If there was something that identified the CellID then you'd be able to tell which band it was connected to at that moment in time (each band has a different CellID). Thanks for all the help & advice everyone has given - unfortunately I'm still not able to get the B525 to connect at 4G+ but my B535 connects to the same Cell ID at 4G+ everytime.

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I can't see why you can't just put the other router into a DMZ. That would work much the same as Bridge Mode, wouldn't it? What am I missing? My B525 has until recently had a Three pay-monthly mobile broadband SIM inserted. I've now tried a Three PAYG data SIM with 1GB data + 200Mb free monthly. Neither made any difference to the B525 switching to LTE+ I have now tried HManager and LTEInsepctuer as mentioned in this thread. I am a little concerned about how secure these tools are - do people know if they have a good reputation? Leaving the device alone after switching on / restarting can lead to CA never being activated, or taking many hours. I am not saying it's the device that is deciding to give CA / 4g+, however it's the device choosing to stay on a band 20 cell where CA will never work until the device switches to the band 3 cell.

After the update, there was Bridge Mode in the menu. All fine, apart from the fact that it didn't work. By example my closest cell gives an RSRP of -90db / 5 bars but on band 20. Where as the cell further away gives a RSRP of -103db or worse however is on band 3.

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This slim white rectangle comes in at 219 x 138mm and has a grey stand, slightly contrasting the colour of the box itself. There are a number of small lights along the front, showing you at a glance the router’s status, but that’s about as close as it gets to any kind of design flair. Setup Upload video does not exceed 10M, supported formats are mp4, avi, wmv, mpeg, mov, mkv, flv, f4v, rmvb, rm, 3gp, dat, ts, mts, VOB