Hi @Garin, thanks for your reply!
Here is my config:
<CFG>:NET:TCP
GU:MT700,0000
UP:0000
SRV:DM,<my_traccar_server>,5030
APN:iotsim.melita.io,,
NWM:3,1,3
M1:ANY
NB1:ANY
GSM:ANY
EDRX:0,4,0010
<CFG>:ID:<redacted>
DBG:ON
HBC:5m
DUR:2m
RWT:60s
LEP:OFF
LTP:ON
CSN:OFF
LBS:0
AGPS:OFF
XTRA:ON
TZ:0
ANG:0,0,0
GSEN:70,70,2,187
<CFG>:CCID:<redacted>
SAVE:1,0,10m
SOC:NORMAL
PRIOR:GNSS
MODE:0,60s,1h,1,0
<CFG>:ISD:18/04/24
MDL:MT700
SV:V2.1.0.4
HV:V2.0.1
MV:BG96MAR04A05M1G_01.002.01.002
LIC:OK
AU:Darren@Mictrack
IN:linkedin.com/in/imdarren
I already played around a bit with the NWM settings. I tried:
- NWM,3,1,3 (NB1 only, prefer NB1)
- NWM,3,2,2 (NB1 & M1, prefer M1)
- NWM,3,2,0 (NB1 & M1, automatic)
- NWM,3,0,0 (M1 only, automatic)
But none of these configurations helped to get a successful connection in my garage.
I’m currently testing by keeping the MT700 on a static location on my desk.
Especially with the current setting (NWM,3,1,3), I observe that sometimes the device fails to connect for a complete wakeup period (10 minutes).
Sometimes, it connects instantly.
However, I’d like to deploy the device in my garage and get a notification instantly after the device has moved. In my garage, the MT700 did not manage to connect at all. It just prints <Trace>:Network login erro
At the same time and location, my mobile phone gets a (weak) signal via LTE, so I think there should be enough signal for NB-IoT or M1.
Do you know if the MT700 automatically try another Coverage Enhancement Level when it fails to connect? Or do I need to enable this in the configuration?
Any other ideas how I could improve the signal reception?
Edit: Here, some debug reports of the Signal Quality (CSQ)
- Desk (inside): 12-14
- Outside: 24
Best,
krabbenhoernchen