If that's the case and all the device is doing is looking for is signal quality then why does what I describe above work, and work every time? In reply to a post by hoopla:Thanks for replying, that's a right pain for you that you can't get bridge mode happening. It's amazing how little support there is from Huawei. Did somebody try some kind of dd-wrt/tomato/gargoyle on this? Did you updated version has a BRIDGE mode?I have no idea whether the original firmware was a branded one. There was no branding visible, so I assume it wasn't, but how could I tell? It was what it was. And although it was advertised as having Bridge Mode, it hadn't.

Når routeren er tændt, skal du trykke på genstartsknappen i ca. 3 sekunder med en spids genstand, indtil -indikatoren begynder at blinke. Ved gendannelse af fabriksindstillinger ryddes alle tilpassede indstillinger. Gå forsigtigt frem. Katkaise yhteys klikkaamalla Nuoli alas/nuoli ylös-palkkia. Valitse Yhteysasetusja Mobiiliverkkoasetukset. I have a directional antenna, because I have clear line of sight to more than one base station. Works brilliantly: signal level mostly varies between >=-51 and -55dBm, SINR usually around 10dB to 13dB but sometimes it drops to 0.I got it working after flashing new firmware that had Bridge mode activated, it was missing from the firmware it came with. The Cell ID on the router is 2946818 and the router itself is the 23a. I got the number 11511 after the putting the CellID number into cellmapper, in a vague attempt to try to work out which mast I was connecting to. Is there anyway to fix the router to B3....or doesn't it quite work as simple as that? To be honest I'm out of my depth with this at this level, so advice at rookie level is appreciated.

Laite on käyttövalmis, kun kytket siihen virran ja merkkivalot syttyvät. Jos toinen valo vasemmalta palaa punaisena eikä vaihdu muun väriseksi 5 minuutissa, resetoi laite painamalla takana olevaa Reset-reikää noin kymmenen sekunnin ajan terävällä esineellä kuten hammastikulla. Be interesting to know why the 23a doesn�t support the combination for CA but does support each band individually if the manual is correct.

At the risk of some divergence... with mobile phones storming ahead with 5CA, and routers lagging, are there good budget options of phones that could be used as dedicated hotspots (for a small config - just tv/ipad/laptops)? Starting to wonder if any of the cheapo android handsets are anywhere in the radio game 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. Was looking at buying the B525 - in the hope it would simply do carrier aggregation where possible or choose fastest band by default. Is this not the case then ? Or possible to setup without using a 3rd party app? The B525 with Cat.6 2x2 MIMO is PERFECT for you, and money thrown at the B618 will yield no improvement in speed; put the saving towards an antenna.You did the right thing to trace it - when looking at that mast, Cell 2946818 is shown as the B3 cell, so that confirms the band. Speeds are still pretty poor so even when you get the best that o2 can give, still ain't good enough. Although, better than Three, EE and Vodafone as non of them work in the buildings.

only happens when CA is actually in play, it's not constant on my local mast. Just watching my B715 and 4G+ only appears when the DL speed increases, last week it was on constant until I did a reboot so it looks to be a lottery getting it constant. The game changes completely when you add in ANY other band, sometimes possible with external antenna. EE have 1800mhz on a mast (double speed) assuming that means 2 carriers on band 3? What would this be classed as intra or inter band?Kirjoita nettiselaimen osoiteriville osoite 192.168.8.1 ja kirjaudu sisään. Käyttäjätunnus ja salasana ovat molemmat oletuksena admin, muutoin käyttöönotossa määrittelemäsi salasana. Jos vierailet ensikertaa verkkohallintasivulla, tulee sinun käydä läpi pika-asetukset. Pika-asetuksista vain verkkohallintasivun salasanan vaihto on pakollinen. Voit vaihtaa kielen sivun yläosassa olevasta alasvetovalikosta. My current setup uses this, teamed with a Virgin 350Mb connection. There's a slight overall speed increase, but it's the failover aspect which I was interested in and it works brilliantly. Does anyone know how I can stabalise the connection better and throw some light on the correct banding?