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Characteristics of the last three models of routers Netgear

For Russia, relevant European versions of routers (not locked). For them in the numbering of any letters at the end of the model number is not put.

Netgear AirCard AC785 Mobile Hotspot

URL to the European site Netgear
Router on Qualcomm MDM9225, LTE cat.4 chipset, no aggregation, speed up to 150Mbps
SKU code indicated on the box for a single European model: AC785-100EUS
Supported frequencies:
LTE FDD: B1, B3, B7, B8, B20
LTE TDD: B38
3G: 850/900/2100 MHz
2G: 900/1800 MHz

Battery for AC875: NETGEAR W-3
Capacity: 2000 mAh (3.7V, 7.4Wh)

Netgear aircardAC790Mobile Hotspot

URL to the European site Netgear
Router on Qualcomm MDM9230, LTE cat.6 chipset, two lanes aggregation, speed up to 300Mbps
The SKU code shown on the box for a single European model: AC790-100EUS
Supported frequencies:
LTE FDD: B1, B3, B7, B8, B20
LTE TDD: B38, B40
LTE CA: B3 + B20, B3 + B7, B7 + B20, B3 + B3, B7 + B7, B38 + B38
3G: 850/900/1900/2100
2G: not supported

Battery for AC790: NETGEAR W-7
Capacity: 2930 mAh (3.8V, 11.8Wh)

Netgear AirCard AC810 Mobile Hotspot

URL to the European site Netgear
The router on the Qualcomm MDM9240 chipset,
SKU code shown on the box for a single European model: AC810-100EUS
On the box with the router indicated - LTE cat.9, aggregation of three lanes, speed up to 450 Mbit / s
The site and datasheet indicate - LTE cat.11, aggregation of three lanes, speed up to 600Mbps
Supported frequencies:
LTE FDD: B1, B3, B7, B8, B20
LTE TDD: B38, B40, B41
LTE 2CA: B1 + B8, B1 + B20, B3 + B3, B3 + B7, B7 + B7, B3 + B8, B3 + B20, B3 + B38, B20 + B20, B38 + B38, B41 + B41
LTE 3CA: B3 + B3 + B7, B3 + B3 + B20, B3 + B7 + B7, B3 + B7 + B20, B40 + B40 + B40, B41 + B41 + B41
3G: 850/900/1900/2100
2G: not supported

Battery for AC810: NETGEAR W-7
Capacity: 2930 mAh (3.8V, 11.8Wh)

Operator versions of routers come with a letterSat the end of the model number:
Different LTE ranges for a particular operator, and usually go locked under it.
For example:

Netgear AirCard AC810S for the Australian operator Telstra

The router on the Qualcomm MDM9240 chipset, LTE cat.11, aggregation of three lanes, speed up to 600Mbps
http: //www.netgear.com...d/hotspots/AC810S.aspx
SKU code: AC810S-1TLAUS
LTE FDD: B1, B3, B7, B8, B28 (Australian frequencies, our B20 is not. Because of this, there is not much use in Russia)
LTE TDD: not supported (our B38 is not)
LTE 2CA: B3 + B28, B3 + B7, B7 + B28, B7 + B7
LTE 3CA: B28 + B3 + B7, B3 + B7 + B7, B28 + B7 + B7
3G: 850/900/1900/2100
2G: not supported

Netgear AirCard AC810S for Polish Play operator

Router on Qualcomm MDM9240, LTE cat.9 chipset, aggregation of three lanes, speed up to 450 Mbit / s
http://www.play.pl/tel…netgear-router-ac810s/
SKU code: AC810S-1P1PLS
LTE FDD: B1, B3, B7, B8, B20
LTE TDD: B38, B40, B41
LTE 2CA: B1 + B8, B1 + B20, B3 + B3, B3 + B7, B7 + B7, B3 + B8, B3 + B20, B3 + B38, B20 + B20, B38 + B38, B41 + B41
LTE 3CA: B3 + B3 + B7, B3 + B3 + B20, B3 + B7 + B7, B3 + B7 + B20, B40 + B40 + B40, B41 + B41 + B41
3G: 850/900/1900/2100
2G: not supported

The router is not locked to the Play operator. Any sim cards work.
In terms of frequencies and characteristics, the Polish router AC810S-1P1PLS is completely analogous to the European version AC810-100EUS.

Netgear AirCard AC810S for the American operator Sprint

The router on the Qualcomm MDM9640 chipset, LTE cat.9, aggregation of three lanes, speed up to 450 Mbps
CDMA / RTT / Ev-Do router
SKU code: AC810S-1SNNAS
LTE FDD: B2, B4, B5, B12, B25, B26
LTE TDD: B41
CDMA / Ev-Do: 800, 850, 1900
3G: Band II, IV, V
2G: not supported

Netgear AirCard AC815S for US AT & T operator

The router on the Qualcomm MDM9240 chipset, LTE cat.9, aggregation of three (two ???) lanes, speed up to 450 Mbit / s
- dust and moisture protected housing (IP65)
- high-capacity battery 4340 mAh
http: //www.netgear.com…/AC815S.aspx? cid = gwmng
SKU code: AC815S-1A1NAS
LTE FDD: B2, B4, B5, B7, B12, B30
LTE TDD: not supported
LTE CA: ???
3G: Band II, V
2G: 850, 1900

Useful information on Netgear routers

Access to the AT port of the router

Four ways:

1. Through the regular driver (works on any AC78X, AC79X, AC81X)
- Download port driverAC78xSDrivers.exefrom netgear site.

- install the driver, after which three COMxx virtual ports will appear in the system:
NETGEAR WWAN Modem VSP
NETGEAR DM Port VSP
NETGEAR NMEA Port VSP

- connect the router with a USB cable to the computer.

- knock on the virtual port "NETGEAR WWAN Modem VSP" terminalkoy.

2. Access directly to the port without installing the driver, via USB-cord through the network interface RNDIS

In Netgear routers - AT, the port is also active inAT port over TCP. For use:

- connect the router with a USB cable to the computer.

- Use for example Putty or any other terminal and select in the settings
HostName:192.168.1.1
Port:5510
ConnectionType:Telnet

3. Access directly to the port via Wi-Fi connection
By default, access to port 5510 via Wi-Fi is blocked. To bypass, you need to change the port number to another value.

You can connect via Wi-Fi by analogy with the example above:
HostName:192.168.1.1
Port:XXXX (which you put in the config)
ConnectionType:Telnet

Details on changing the port fromsandwern:
Netgear AirCard AC785 (S), AC790 (S), AC810 (S) - Discussion (Post sandwern # 52346558)


Attention!
Standard password from Sierra "A710" - does not fit Netgear routers for unlocking extended AT commands
Netgear uses its modified passwords. And for different models - passwords are also different.

For aircardAC810-100EUSblocking from extended AT commands is removed throughAT! ENTERCND = "whistler"
For aircardAC810S-1P1PLSblocking from extended AT commands is removed throughAT! ENTERCND = "seymour"
For aircardAC810S-1TLAUSblocking from extended AT commands is removed throughAT! ENTERCND = "grouse"
For aircardAC810S-1RDQASblocking from extended AT commands is removed throughAT! ENTERCND = "cypress"
For aircardAC790-100EUSblocking from extended AT commands is removed throughAT! ENTERCND = "lavender"


For other Aircard ACxxx - passwords are not yet known. But if you want, you can always try to find out from the router itself ...
It is enough to remove the dump sections of the flash drive and pull it out from there ...

Access to the diagnostic port of the router (for QPST, QXDM, etc.)

Two options:

1. Through the regular driver from Netgear

- Download port driverAC78xSDrivers.exefrom netgear site.

- install the driver, after which three COMxx virtual ports will appear in the system:
NETGEAR WWAN Modem VSP
NETGEAR DM Port VSP
NETGEAR NMEA Port VSP

- connect the router with a USB cable to the computer.

- Install QPST, and in the settings select the port "NETGEAR DM Port VSP"
QPST 2.7.437 you can takehereor 2.7.441here


2. Access directly to the port without installing the driver

In the AC810 router - the diagnostic port is also active in theDM port over TCP
Default values:
HostName:192.168.1.1
Port:5511

For use with QPST, we add these values ​​in IP: PORT format on the Ports tab.>Add New Port>Outgoing IP Connections.
By default, access to port 5511 is open only when the router is connected to the computer via a USB cable.
If you want to get work with the Dianhous port via Wi-Fi, then you need to change the port number to another value.

Details on changing the diagnostic port fromsandwern:
Netgear AirCard AC785 (S), AC790 (S), AC810 (S) - Discussion (Post sandwern # 52578326)

Determination of carrier parameters when working in the aggregation mode (Carrier Aggregation)

Actual for AC790 and AC810.

Parameters of carriers that are participating in the aggregation mode (Carrier Aggregation) are not visible in the web interface of the router. It displays data only on the main carrier. You can find out the parameters of all carriers only with the help of AT commands.

To see them you need:
1. Start the download and wait for the LTE-A icon to appear on the router's display.
2. send the command AT! GSTATUS?

The response in the "PCC:" section will be the parameters of the main carrier. In the sections "SCC1:" and "SCC2:" for additional.

example from Sandwern. Aggregation B7 (20Mhz) + B7 (20Mhz):

AT! GSTATUS?
! GSTATUS:
Current Time: 254 Mode: ONLINE
System mode: LTE PS state: Attached
EMM state: Registered Normal Service
RRC state: RRC Connected
IMS reg state: No Srv

PCC:
LTE band: B7
LTE bw: 20 MHz
LTE Rx chan: 2850
LTE Tx chan: 20850
RSSI (dBm): -73.5
RSRP (dBm): -101.5
RSRQ (dB): -7.2
RSSNR (dB): 19
Tx Power (dBm): 11.0
LTE Cell ID: 253717762
Physical Cell ID: 29
TAC: 9987

SCC1:
LTE band: B7
LTE bw: 20 MHz
LTE Rx chan: 3048
RSSI (dBm): -78.3
RSRP (dBm): -97.1
RSRQ (dB): -9.7
Physical Cell ID: 29

Ok

Configure user profiles for AT! BAND

Theory:
Netgear AirCard AC785 (S), AC790 (S), AC810 (S) - Discussion (Post Skvo # 50785404)
Practice:
Netgear AirCard AC785 (S), AC790 (S), AC810 (S) - Discussion (Post vitaly_dv # 52546661)

Post has been editedSkvo - 25.03.17, 00:25

[sandwern]

There was a problem with the battery, it does not charge more than 47%, with less than 3% of the charge, the device turns off. At the moment I am trying to calibrate it in this way: complete discharge; charge up to 47%; reboot; charge for several hours; reboot; discharge. 47% - this is exactly the number that is visible in the maxwirelesstv review, and it was with such a percentage of charge that the router determined the battery when it was first turned on.

vit @ lion @ 06/20/2016, 5:50 PM

well and this ...
with the camera - you need to do something.))
at least some soap thread to find ...

She's fine, just shooting was made against the light and in a hurry. :(

vit @ lion @ 06/20/2016, 5:50 PM

and Wi-Fi - only AC?
just And - no?
or devices "a" - see the router "as"?

The 802.11a network is not stated in the specifications; the following modes are supported: WiFi 802.11ac / b / g / n, 2.4 and / or 5.0 GHz. The router can simultaneously contain two access points, and if necessary it can use a third-party Wi-Fi network, for example, if the LTE / 3G signal is unavailable. In the screenshots below, this function is called "Wi-Fi - redirection."

Skvo @ 06/20/2016, 2:21 pm

Connect to your computer using a USB cable and look at the available components. Tell the pid and pid of them ...

Only the NDIS adapter appeared: USB \ VID_0846 & PID_68E1 & REV_0310
The connection immediately rose. No virtual CD-ROM and other things were found.

P.S. Overview of the web-muzzle (Attention! Screenshots of different sizes, because different length of pages, but they are sorted in order!):

Images

Post has been editedsandwern - 25.06.16, 23:00

[vvevvevve]

Skvo @ 06/20/2016, 2:21 pm

look at the available components. Tell the pid and pid of them ...

Whether yes fig VID / PID ... The version of a firmware is necessary that already correctly to generate the nvu-file and ADB to include. :)

Posted 20.06.2016, 21:07:

Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 20:08

No virtual CD-ROMs or other things were found.

And the connection through what rose? What is in the composition?

[sandwern]

[email protected], 21:06

And the connection through what rose? What is in the composition?

Um, is that in what sense? : huh:
The connection went up through the NDIS adapter, which is [USB \ VID_0846 & PID_68E1 & REV_0310]. Other than the adapter, other devices did not appear in the system.

[Skvo]

[email protected], 21:06

Yes figs whether vid / pid ...

I, too, are planning to enable ADB ... VID / PID are just useful ...

[email protected], 21:06

The firmware version is needed in order to generate the correct nvu file and enable the ADB. :)

The firmware version is on the screen of the web-muzzle:
NTG9X40C_11.14.07.00

NVU is poured through fdt.exe
Filling goes through the Download mode, for which port drivers will still be needed ...

Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 20:08

Only the NDIS adapter appeared: USB \ VID_0846 & PID_68E1 & REV_0310
The connection immediately rose. No virtual CD-ROM and other things were found.

USB \ VID_0846 & PID_68E1 - standard identifiers for the entire AirCard series. The same for both AC785 and AC790 ..

As a result, put the driver from the previous page, I threw links.
Netgear AirCard AC785 (S), AC790 (S), AC810 (S) - Discussion (Post Skvo # 50230185)

And knock on the virtual modem port terminalko ...
The modem should respond to AT requests.

ADB can be tried and enabled via AT commands ...

[email protected], 21:06

And the connection through what rose? What is in the composition?

In the AirCard series, only RNDIS should be seen in the composition. The remaining ports must be virtual. Work on top of RNDIS ...

Post has been editedSkvo - 20.06.16, 21:26

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Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 20:08

battery problem, does not charge more than 47%

Measure the actual voltage at the battery terminals: perhaps this reading is a lie.
I recently looked at the AC790 core (just on the topic of organizing power and charge management in it) and was surprised that there are no means at all for it - in fact, they only create interfaces for power supplies and a charger for working with them from yuzerspeysa. I had to watch the file system. And indeed: it turned out that all the charging-related functionality — including the charge level estimation algorithm — was implemented in the / usr / bin / swiapp daemon. That is, the management of these matters there is completely "external" - the kernel only provides these interfaces, drivers.
In no case can I say that this approach is the right one. More precisely, quite the opposite. But as it is, so it is. And I have no reason to believe that in the AC810 this is done in a fundamentally different way.

What is this all about? There, in this demon, you can find text strings containing messages that all this body needs time to "adapt" to the newly installed battery - measured everything that is needed there. By context, this refers to the adaptation after replacement - that is, when a new one is installed instead of the old battery. And, also, if a cradle is connected to the device, which contains another one - the second battery. Then a certain adaptation is also required.
Well, actually, what is the difference between connecting a “completely new” battery to a device that was just turned on and replacing an old one with a new one? Basically, nothing. And this means that in this case it takes some time for the subsystem to go into normal mode. What time is it? Yes, the dog knows it! We can only say with confidence that the battery does not need to be disconnected, removed from the device. Otherwise, this adaptation process will be restarted each time and, in the end, it will never be completely completed.

Posted 06/06/2016 21:26 PM:

Skvo @ 06/20/2016, 21:24

ADB can be tried and enabled via AT commands ...

Haha ... We included here, on EM7455 ...
He has no ports. Only RNDIS. And even in general MBIM.

Post has been editedvvevvevve - 20.06.16, 21:28

[vvevvevve]

Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 21:15

NDIS adapter, which is [USB \ VID_0846 & PID_68E1 & REV_0310]. Other than the adapter, other devices did not appear in the system.

Turn on the Connection Devices view. Such devices are very rarely "single", they are always part of the composite (Composite USB device).
What version of Windows do you have on your computer? If Win8 / 8.1 / 10, then look at the class and subclass of this adapter. There is a suspicion that this is MBIM.

[sandwern]

[email protected], 21:31

Turn on the Connection Devices view. Such devices are very rarely "single", they are always part of the composite (Composite USB device).

So I do, only the network adapter lives on the device "USB Root Hub".

[email protected], 21:31

What version of Windows do you have on your computer? If Win8 / 8.1 / 10, then look at the class and subclass of this adapter. There is a suspicion that this is MBIM.

If you understand you correctly, the following is indicated in the device manager (I did not find the explicit word “subclass” there):

Class Name: Network Adapters
Class: Net
Class property page provider: NetCfgx.dll, NetPropPageProvider

Skvo @ 06/08/2016 00:45

Put the driver for your AirCard AC785 on your computer using the link above.
Next, connect the router cable to the computer.
And knock on the port "NETGEAR WWAN Modem VSP" - any terminalkoy.

To begin, throw off the answers to:
ATI
AT! ENTERCND = "A710"
AT! CUSTOM =?

There were 3 COM ports, but Putty hanged herself trying to connect to the specified one.

Post has been editedsandwern - 20.06.16, 21:51

[vvevvevve]

Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 21:46

I did not find an explicit word "subclass"

This information is contained in the description of the property "Compatible ID": Class and Subclass.

Posted on 06/20/2016 at 10:17 PM:

Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 21:46

Putty hanged herself while trying to connect to the specified.

Try to another. Also, if among these ports there is a diagnostic one, it can be found by adding them one by one in the QPST Configuration. At the same time and backup EFS / NVRAM make. :)

And it will not hurt to reboot the device.

[sandwern]

[email protected], 10:14

This information is contained in the description of the property "Compatible ID": Class and Subclass.

USB \ Class_E0 & SubClass_01 & Prot_03

[email protected], 10:14

Try to another. Also, if among these ports there is a diagnostic one, it can be found by adding them one by one in the QPST Configuration. At the same time and backup EFS / NVRAM make.

And it will not hurt to reboot the device.

Is it normal that the ports have the "No data" location and are they available even when the device is not connected? Reload - restarted ...

[vvevvevve]

Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 10:21

USB \ Class_E0 & SubClass_01 & Prot_03

This is RNDIS.

Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 10:21

Is it normal that the ports have the "No data" location and are they available even when the device is not connected? Reload - restarted ...

What, and after the restart remained? Demolish - this is something wrong.
So when you connect a router, some additional devices - besides RNDIS - appear, or not?

[sandwern]

[email protected], 23:11

So when you connect a router, some additional devices - besides RNDIS - appear, or not?

Do not appear, only RNDIS. Checked several times.

Post has been editedsandwern - 20.06.16, 23:16

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Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 11:13 PM

Do not appear, only RNDIS. Checked several times.

And during (after?) The work of the driver installer, no switching is noted?

If not, then, I'm afraid, it will not be so easy to “penetrate” into it.

You can try installing drivers for Sierra modules with a modified value of one of the parameters in the configuration file, and wait for the composition to switch (the details can tellSkvo).

And it makes sense to scan the TCP ports of the device in the full range - from 1 to 65534. It is possible that something interesting is listening to them inside. It may be that the ADB daemon. Or the command handler of the diagnostic interface through the driver-converter of the "Serial over TCP" class. Or something else useful.

Well, it doesn’t hurt, of course, to check whether the device is turned on with different combinations of clamped buttons - what if it is possible to get the APPSBL (fastboot), PBL or SBL interface in this way?

[sandwern]

[email protected], 23:31

Well, it doesn’t hurt, of course, to check whether the device is turned on with different combinations of clamped buttons - what if it is possible to get the APPSBL (fastboot), PBL or SBL interface in this way?

The trouble is that there is only one hardware button - the power button. The remaining two buttons are touch sensitive and are only active when the device is turned on.

[email protected], 23:31

And it makes sense to scan the TCP ports of the device in the full range - from 1 to 65534. It is possible that something interesting is listening to them inside. It may be that the ADB daemon. Or the command handler of the diagnostic interface through the driver-converter of the "Serial over TCP" class. Or something else useful.

List of ports in attachment to this post.

Another thing that pleased, during one of the reboots on the screen appeared the inscription "Connection could not be established (127.0.0.1)" and then disappeared without a trace. And if you enter the wrong admin password in the web-face, we are greeted by a balun with the word null. :)

Post has been editedsandwern - 20.06.16, 23:50

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Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 11:44

List of ports in attachment to this post.

Oh, as many as 4 ports! Surely, at least one of them has something interesting.

Try adb connect at the address of the router with each of these ports. And if connect works successfully, then adb devices for verification.
ADB version, as I think it is worth taking the latest one.

The same can be tried with SSH - connect to these ports.

You can try and connect using QPST. This is on the Outgoing TCP Connections tab in the Add New Port QPST Configuration interface.

Post has been editedvvevvevve - 21.06.16, 00:53

[hentrs]

[email protected], 21:25

I here recently watched the AC790 core

Well, yes, of course, something looked there.
it has long been the core.

[Skvo]

Sandwern @ 06/20/2016, 10:21

Is it normal that the ports have the "No data" location and are they available even when the device is not connected?

The fact that they always hang out is normal ...
These are virtual ports from Netgear for Serial-over-TCP operation ...
Through them on the Aircard routers of the AC78x line, just the Modem, DM, and NMEA ports work.

But if you still have "No data" with the connected router, then you see that the driver has no connection with the router ...
Here either the IP does not match, or in the router itself they have blocked access ...

P.S.
Let's try to substitute IP manually.

The drivers of these virtual ports (Serial-over-TCP) are installed in the system in the folder C: \ Program Files \ NETGEAR \ AC78xSDrivers
In it you will see several * .reg files defining the router’s IP address for the driver.
For example ATTVSP.reg - sets the address by which to search for a router, like 192.168.0.1 (this is used in routers for AT & T)
In the BigPondVSP.reg file - sets the address by which to search for a router, as 10.0.0.138 (this is used in routers for BigPond)


By analogy, you can substitute the address of your router ac810 (on the screenshots above you had 192.168.1.1) and add it to the registry ...
After rebooting, once again knock on these virtual ports from Netgear ...

[email protected], 23:11

What, and after the restart remained? Demolish - this is something wrong.
So when you connect a router, some additional devices - besides RNDIS - appear, or not?

Netgear routers have two modes of operation.

Test mode: VID_0846 andPID_68E2
in which, apart from RNDIS, the USB composition includes physical ports Modem (AT) and diagnostic (DM)

Classic mode: VID_0846 andPID_68E1
when there is only one network RNDIS.
And Modem (AT), diagnostic (DM) and NMEA are virtual, working through Serial-over-TCP.


Havesandwern, as we found out the classic mode (PID_68E1) ... We need to try to get to the virtual ports ...

The transition to test mode PID_68E2 - I do not know how to implement ...

Post has been editedSkvo - 21.06.16, 10:18

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Skvo @ 06/21/2016 10:04

And Modem (AT), diagnostic (DM) and NMEA are virtual, working through Serial-over-TCP.

Through this RNDIS, or what? This makes no sense! Where did you read this?
Perhaps, all the same, the authors meant work through some managed (for example, QMI-) NDIS adapter? I mean rmnet, according to the Kwalk-Comm specification. That is, the rmnet driver is “real”, and the port drivers are like this. But then all this is applicable only in the presence of that rmnet in the composition. That is, not in our case.
And how do you even imagine a full-time job - how do you describe it - these drivers? The local RNDIS address is assigned dynamically by the router's DHCP server. It turns out that the computer should have some kind of background process that tracks this (re) assignment and changes the data in the registry or in those reg-files, the contents of which then someone writes to the registry. It turns out some very really hell of a govnosoft, which the normal owner to install on your computer will beware.

But those 4 incomprehensible TCP-ports, of course, someone listens for a reason. And check this is probably the easiest with QPST, as I wrote above. It has special functionality for this business, it definitely works.

And these drivers ... Useful, of course, a thing - if we say "in general," but in this context - garbage is complete.
Also, do not forget that those specific drivers you are talking about were originally intended for the device on the 9225, a platform that is two generations older. Considering how the gadget driver is configured differently in the 9x25 and 9x3x device kernels (and compared to 9x15 is completely different), you can assume anything at 9245. Let gadget to the potentially “ports through RNDIS” situation, in general, has nothing to do.

[sandwern]

So ... The router traveled from the metro station Babushkinskaya to the Riga station, then it went to metro Yugo-Zapadnaya by land transport and partly by meter (for those who are not from Moscow - drive the city from the North-East to the South-West and back) . On the way back, he traveled from the South-West to Babushkinskaya metro station and from there he traveled by road to the “accursed place”. Not stuck. Throughout the “damn place” I switched from B7 to B20 and back again five times, it warmed up (the weather also affects), but everything went well.

With TCP ports I apologize, a little later, then after such a trip is no longer up to them.

I would especially like to note very (incredibly!) Fast switching from H + to 4G and vice versa - one second, even less (according to the sensations, of course). I have not seen this on any device, be it a smartphone or a mobile access point.

Signal level indications / range information

Solving the problem with the battery for the AirCard 785, 790 and 810: after stopping the charging process at any level below 100%, disconnect the charger, reconnect the charger, wait for the charging process to start and remove the battery abruptly, then return it to its place and reconnect it. The decision is taken from the Telstra forums,message # 3the participantPizz.

Post has been editedsandwern - 21.06.16, 21:09

[bunker666]

sandwern,
And what are the maximum and average speeds in speedtest seen?

[sandwern]

Bunker666 @ 06.21.2016, 21:48

And what are the maximum and average speeds in speedtest seen?

If we talk about the maximum speed, which must comply with Cat.6. Of the features, there is always an excellent upload (from 20 Mb / s) with a normal (RS-SINR over 7 dBm, Band 7) signal level.
If we talk about averages, apload is generally higher than 15-20 even with two divisions of a palcomer, and daunload is strongly tied to signal quality and differs in places where there is / is no aggregation. But so far there is little data, because it is difficult for me to specify the RSRP, RSRQ and RS-SINR values ​​at the time of measurement.

P.S. I have never met the Megaphone Band 38.

Speedtest

Post has been editedsandwern - 21.06.16, 22:07