Took the sim out of my Verizon s4 and was determined to get this N5 up and running on big red.
I have full lte after a lot of tweaks that I probably shouldn't post right now do to what it could possibly do to a phone.
If you are a Dev and think you can do more with this let me know and I'll get you to where I'm at. I'm just a themer with basic dev knowledge. As you can see there is no signal to text or call. I've had bars a few times but that's it. As you see I'm on L. I had to crop one screen on phone because of upload size restrictions.
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Looks interesting so far. I can't recall whether this device supports VZW's frequencies. If not, calls may never work.
I'll assume you modified the APN for VZW. Did you try modifying the radio?
If you post what you did to get data working, other members may have some additional suggestions to get you moving again.
its been gotten to, the lte connecting. but it's the calling ability that cant be done. i dont remember what all really came about, but i do remember thst the calling ability is the real issue. the nexus 5 doesnt have the ability to make phonecalls via lte. if you search the forums here, maybe you can find the thread.
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its been gotten to, the lte connecting. but it's the calling ability that cant be done. i dont remember what all really came about, but i do remember thst the calling ability is the real issue. the nexus 5 doesnt have the ability to make phonecalls via lte. if you search the forums here, maybe you can find the thread.
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I'm no expert but I don't see why it can't. With some kind of modification to radio or whatever.
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I'm no expert but I don't see why it can't. With some kind of modification to radio or whatever.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47378482&postcount=18
simms22 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47378482&postcount=18
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Explains why I get signal and it goes away. I happen to have an active imei on Verizon I'll check it out.
geez, if you could get me to that point it be so sweet.
coolguy71261 said:
geez, if you could get me to that point it be so sweet.
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Calls won't work for two reasons 1) I don't think Verizon uses VoLTE yet, and 2) calls still use 1x, just like Sprint, and you have to have the MEID (IMEI minus last digit I believe) in Verizon's database. Technically it should work on Page Plus and I think I saw a thread here on how to flash it for PP. I'm kind of surprised Verizon LTE works as most of the bands for Verizon's LTE don't coincide with the N5 IIRC. I could be wrong about that though. Also it's probably like any other GSM carrier, once you activate the SIM card in a carrier based phone, you can stick it in another phone and it should just activate. The only reason you have to change IMEIs is for the EVDO/1x backwards compatibility.
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Calls won't work for two reasons 1) I don't think Verizon uses VoLTE yet, and 2) calls still use 1x, just like Sprint, and you have to have the MEID (IMEI minus last digit I believe) in Verizon's database. Technically it should work on Page Plus and I think I saw a thread here on how to flash it for PP. I'm kind of surprised Verizon LTE works as most of the bands for Verizon's LTE don't coincide with the N5 IIRC. I could be wrong about that though. Also it's probably like any other GSM carrier, once you activate the SIM card in a carrier based phone, you can stick it in another phone and it should just activate. The only reason you have to change IMEIs is for the EVDO/1x backwards compatibility.
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Volte should be working by q2015 everywhere
coolguy71261 said:
Volte should be working by q2015 everywhere
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Hmm, we'll see how it works then.
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Hmm, we'll see how it works then.
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i may return to big red, im currently testing out net 10
Posted a video of me getting data after a fresh wipe and install of L.
http://www.droid-life.com/2014/08/26/verizon-volte-hd-voice-launch/
I really need to remember to watch OP's video when I get home. This is very exciting. So to get data, you had to activate a Verizon device and swap SIMs, right? After that, the only thing not working is the CDMA voice? So in theory, if the above poser's link is correct (Verizon rolling out VoLTE soon) I could actually switch to them?
It's Verizon so I probably wouldn't do it permanently, but it would be cool to try for a month, if for nothing more than a proof of concept or neat trick. Hope Verizon does that soon.
This just won't work bro, not on CDMA.
I worked for Sprint and their system is the same.
The SIM card is strictly for LTE, everything else goes over the CDMA network, which requires server authentication.
Even when VoLTE will roll out, that authentication will remain in place.
People have got data in the past. Its voice that's the issue.
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he can get voice & sms on it, though not via the sim card number;
I replied to the video with -
"..though it won't be your Verizon mobile number;
you could try using ring.to / grooveIP for voice / sms via the lte connection..
I use that as a back up number on sprint, mostly for lte , wifi , evdo routed calls,
even gsm / hspa+ & wifi when sim swapped out of the country on my nexus 5.
after editing the echo settings, it should work wonders thru that Verizon lte connection.."
rootSU said:
People have got data in the past. Its voice that's the issue.
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just thought of something, real simple..
the cdma radio authentication is what's stopping the nexus 5 from being on Verizon,
but... **does the lte band need the same authentication**?
let's just say, on my nexus 5, with the new google voice hangouts / sprint number integration,
i go through the dialer into settings to toggle **lte only** which disables the cdma radio,
pop in a Verizon unlimited data sim, in an area with verizon's band 4..
over the top, voip service on lte..?
~shrugz shoulderz~
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Just checked Tmobile support site and they already uploaded Nexus 4 support documents.
Tmobile support site /docs/DOC-5015 (sorry, not enough posts count to post link.)
Wifi calling is clearly listed there and supported. (In contrast, Visual VM is listed as not support)
They require a TM9-177 sim card but the 99c microSIM from Tmobile is TM9-190. Not sure if that will make a diff.
Keep my fingers crossed for now.
Here's the link
http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-5015#WiFi_Calling
I realize the answer is probably no but still want to ask. Would a straight talk t mobile sim enable WiFi calling? If not where does WiFi calling start (eg t mobile prepaid, two year contract)?
SSMI said:
I realize the answer is probably no but still want to ask. Would a straight talk t mobile sim enable WiFi calling? If not where does WiFi calling start (eg t mobile prepaid, two year contract)?
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T-mobile's 99 cent sim card is full size. the 177 may be the micro version. I plan to cut my own.
It appears to be a setting on the OS itself, like a voip setting:
see below: there is no wifi calling app:
Set up Wi-Fi / Internet Calling
To turn on Wi-Fi Calling, follow these steps:
Important: To use Wi-Fi Calling, you must register your 9-1-1 address at my.t-mobile.com. If you have not registered your address, your phone will display a red Wi-Fi Calling icon. When you open the Notification screen, you will see the following error message: Wi-Fi Calling error. Error: REG09 "Missing911 Address."
From any Home screen, tap the Phone icon.
Tap the Menu icon.
Tap Settings.
Scroll to and tap Internet call settings.
Under Account, set up a new calling account with information specific to your calling plan..
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Again, T-Mobile is not allowed to mess with the software or Google wouldn't let them sell it. So WiFi calling in an app form will not happen. What the user said above about setting up WiFi calling is different, and that is fine since its within the software
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Exactly, I have made the imp information bold now. Document does not say launch wifi calling app to enable it. There is no wifi calling app installed. It says go to Phone app and set it up. Looks like tmobile is using Androids VOIP feature?
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Again, T-Mobile is not allowed to mess with the software or Google wouldn't let them sell it. So WiFi calling in an app form will not happen. What the user said above about setting up WiFi calling is different, and that is fine since its within the software
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T-mobile's 99 cent sim card is full size. the 177 may be the micro version. I plan to cut my own.
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I don't think you quite understood my question. Straight talk works on both tmobile and att depending on the sim you get. My questions is if you can use the wifi calling through them. If you could the tmobile would be awesome becasue it has faster data and less coverage. The coverage would work better via wifi if the signal was low otherwise.
Man I really hope so. That's the one thing I really miss about my old tmo phones. I don't use wifi calling often but its a big help to have when its needed like at a hospital with wifi
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Exactly, I have made the imp information bold now. Document does not say launch wifi calling app to enable it. There is no wifi calling app installed. It says go to Phone app and set it up. Looks like tmobile is using Androids VOIP feature?
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I think so too.
Are we talking about WiFi calling now being like sip?
I am speculating this. Can people with GNex try to follow the steps in the document and see if it works?
If it is an OS (4.1 or 4.2) feature and tmobile has worked around it to accommodate wifi calling then it should work on Gnex as well.
mk262 said:
Are we talking about WiFi calling now being like sip?
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I am speculating this. Can people with GNex try to follow the steps in the document and see if it works?
If it is an OS (4.1 or 4.2) feature and tmobile has worked around it to accommodate wifi calling then it should work on Gnex as well.
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The document doesn't actually give you the sip settings so I see no way to add an account without that info.
Wifi calling doesn't mean much to me since I don't use a lot of minutes anyways. But this is good for everyone else that does.
So looks like google has added in wifi calling. Smooth
BennyJr said:
So looks like google has added in wifi calling. Smooth
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It has been present for a long time (SIP calling) in Android. It just looks like T-mobile has actually implemented SIP.
Is nexus 4 use micro sim?
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Is nexus 4 use micro sim?
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Is nexus 4 use micro sim?
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This has been answered all over and this has nothing do with this thread.. yes..micro Sim..
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Back on topic... I'm getting the Nexus 4 from Google. PLEASE, OH PLEASE tell me they will let me have Wi-Fi calling!
I use monthly4G and loved Wi-Fi calling on my Exhibit for my area because of poor reception.
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Looking closely .. only thing I'm seeing is that you're on TMO with 4G and 4G/LTE .. is that what you're trying to point out ?
LordGeek said:
Looking closely .. only thing I'm seeing is that you're on TMO with 4G and 4G/LTE .. is that what you're trying to point out ?
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Yes
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I read that you can unlock frequencies on factory unlocked phones? It seems to be okay but I would like to double check
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At first I thought it was that weird creature in a space suit. Did you get AT&T to give you the code?
joshuadjohnson22 said:
At first I thought it was that weird creature in a space suit. Did you get AT&T to give you the code?
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Yeah it took a week and they had to call me back, but finally got it
I might be in a re-farmed area, but so far I'm getting 4g, and LTE exactly the same as my tmobile iphone 5. Maybe it's already AWS unlocked? How do I tell?
I do want to confirm that I am getting AWS on my factory unlocked S4 Active with no mods. e, 3g, 4g, and LTE. I know this because on my hacked note 2 without the AWS mod i couldn't get all that.
Is that a slothtronaut? Cosmosloth? I didn't know NASA sent those things up.
burhanistan said:
Is that a slothtronaut? Cosmosloth? I didn't know NASA sent those things up.
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LOL yes Slothstronaut
TwoStroker37 said:
I do want to confirm that I am getting AWS on my factory unlocked S4 Active with no mods. e, 3g, 4g, and LTE. I know this because on my hacked note 2 without the AWS mod i couldn't get all that.
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I am only getting 3G on T-Mobile and I'm in a TMO 4G area that has not been re-farmed. I wonder how you are getting 4G??
Edit: I am not able to use the AT&T S4 guide to unlock frequencies as my device reboots when trying to enter the setup menu provided in the instructions.
kevroc said:
I am only getting 3G on T-Mobile and I'm in a TMO 4G area that has not been re-farmed. I wonder how you are getting 4G??
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I'm getting AWS. No idea how. I was told the ATT sim unlock code opens it up like how you hack the NVRAM tag on the N2/S4
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TwoStroker37 said:
I'm getting AWS. No idea how. I was told the ATT sim unlock code opens it up like how you hack the NVRAM tag on the N2/S4
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Yes, I got the unlock code from them yesterday and the first thing I did was to pop my TMO sim in. Only 3G for me. So then I check my apn settings and configure it for fast.tmo but that doesn't even connect up, had to us EPC.tmo for the 3g to connect.
Did you have to mess with your APN settings?
It took about 3 minutes after putting the SIM in for it to auto configure. Then rebooted and data came online all bands. APN is epc.
Maybe you need a different SIM?
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TwoStroker37 said:
It took about 3 minutes after putting the SIM in for it to auto configure. Then rebooted and data came online all bands. APN is epc.
Maybe you need a different SIM?
Sent from my S4 Active
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I'd have to second the notion that you might need a new SIM.
I've been taking screen shots. I've had every data possible. e, 3g, h+, 4g, and LTE. The ATT unlock code definately unlocks the AWS flag in the NVRAM.
TwoStroker37 said:
I've been taking screen shots. I've had every data possible. e, 3g, h+, 4g, and LTE. The ATT unlock code definately unlocks the AWS flag in the NVRAM.
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Checking in too. I used an unlocked on eBay for my AT&T Active. Threw in my T-Mobile SIM, settings automatically updated and I as good to go. 4G/LTE. I am in a refarmed area (PDX).
TwoStroker37 said:
Yeah it took a week and they had to call me back, but finally got it
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When I got the code from AT&T it took less than 10mins and I don't even have AT&T. But now they got a new rule about giving unlock codes I had to call twice because the first person wouldn't give me the code but the second did.
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Hands down, best wallpaper I've ever seen. I looked closely, as instructed, but couldn't look at anything else but that grinning sloth in astronaut gear.
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Hands down, best wallpaper I've ever seen. I looked closely, as instructed, but couldn't look at anything else but that grinning sloth in astronaut gear.
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S4 Active on T mobile with 4G and LTE (aws). It actually gets better signal at my house than my Tmobile Iphone 5 (edge) and my S4A will get H+.
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m8wr5yJBCv1qkwvzpo1_1280.jpg
so the on in Q&A is getting full of nothing so time to start one with the guide
I don't take any credit just posting,,,All credit goes to hotaru2k3 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=4572661) and Rimidal (http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=1468774) for writing step by step and video
first off you need to be on stock sprint rom or base for this to work. also it will work on bad esn phones
1. You should be rooted
2. Download https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm
3. Run Terminal Emulator
4. Type "su" (excluding quotation marks) and grant it superuser permission
5. Type "am start com.redbend.vdmc/com.htc.omadm.test.TestMainActivity" (excluding quotation marks)
6. You will get menu on your HTC
7. In that menu, select "API", then scroll down 'till almost end and select "simlock"
8. Reboot the phone and hopefully it would accept GSM SIM
9. Enter *#*#4636#*#* in your dialer
10.In the phone information section(the first one) set preferred network type to something that is GSM specific: "WCDMA Preferred", for example. The phone will switch to GSM mode
here's a video also if you get stuck
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iE4jjwWKwBg
ok so Recognized Developer -viperboy-(http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=518868) made a app to help make it easier if some people
like before all credit goes to him, he just asked me to post in op
here's is the google play link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.viper.simunlockhelperfree
here's a link to his thread, if you have any questions it's best to post there about the app
here's a link for ppl that want to flash there phone,here's a guide on how to flash sprint htc one http://www.cricketusers.com/cdma-htc-one/85426-how-flash-sprint-htc-one.html how to get spc code and how to connect to qpst
First and thanks for sharing
Added to my FAQ Guide Q24
I will have a sprint htc one in a day or two to try this, but I haven't seen much mention of data. Is anyone picking up HSPA+ with the sprint htc one on gsm?
gdawson6 said:
I will have a sprint htc one in a day or two to try this, but I haven't seen much mention of data. Is anyone picking up HSPA+ with the sprint htc one on gsm?
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It really depends on area. Read below:
Originally Posted by autoprime View Post
TMO and ATT sim cards work. You are just limited by what areas you are in.
HTC One supports: GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz and WCDMA: 1900/2100 MHz (with HSDPA up to 14.4 Mbps)
which means that in areas where ATT uses 850mhz for HSPA(3g/4g) you will not get anything but edge/2g at best. And in areas where TMO uses AWS for 3g/4g... you will not get anything but edge/2g.
In areas where ATT has 3g/4g on 1900mhz you will be able to use it. And if TMO has 3g/4g on 1900mhz you will be able to use it.
ATT/TMO LTE will NOT work.
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So I went to an ATT Store and picked up a free gophone sim card, I activated it successfully online, I have a phone number and added $10 to the account.
I followed all the steps to unlock, I also set it to WCDMA Prefered.
But I'm not picking up any bars.
Set it to GSM/WCDMA perferred
david279 said:
Set it to GSM/WCDMA perferred
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I don't see that as an option, but I did tried GSM only (didn't work), WCDMA only (didn't work), GSM Auto (PRL)(Didn't work), GSM/WCDMA/LTE Auto (Didn't work)
If I choose any CDMA related ones, I get sprint signal, and I can call people, even though I have the AT&T sim card in.
apns populated correctly?
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apns populated correctly?
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Something doesn't look right. Try using this app to configure them
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tweakker
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Something doesn't look right. Try using this app to configure them
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tweakker
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Added what the app said, still doesn't work, I'm running stock ROM, I guess I'll install and try other ones
For those who might want to use at&t i found this http://www.cellularmaps.com/att_850_1900.shtml
1900mhz coverage map
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and for tmobile heres a nice map of the coverage again 1900mhz not much but something
http://airportal.de/
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For those who might want to use at&t i found this http://www.cellularmaps.com/att_850_1900.shtml
1900mhz coverage map
and for tmobile heres a nice map of the coverage again 1900mhz not much but something
http://airportal.de/
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Looks like 100% of florida is covered, so I don't know why my phone can't pick up a signal.
alberto122509 said:
Looks like 100% of florida is covered, so I don't know why my phone can't pick up a signal.
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the at&t map is from 2008 so idk it should still be covered might want to contact at&t and double check your apn and coverage
Alex1123 said:
the at&t map is from 2008 so idk it should still be covered might want to contact at&t and double check your apn and coverage
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also might wanna use Google
Yup, won't work.
Tried a bunch of different APNs, differnt roms, but still showing no service. (AT&T GoPhone)
alberto122509 said:
Yup, won't work.
Tried a bunch of different APNs, differnt roms, but still showing no service. (AT&T GoPhone)
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TMobile sims seem to work better for some reason.
Make sure you have GSM Data checked in the network settings. Then you should be able to scan for networks.. see ATT listed.. click on ATT and it will try to register.
autoprime said:
TMobile sims seem to work better for some reason.
Make sure you have GSM Data checked in the network settings. Then you should be able to scan for networks.. see ATT listed.. click on ATT and it will try to register.
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This is what I get
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You tried setting the network type in *#*#4636#*#*?
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Yea, I tried all of the GSM and WCDMA ones, I tried changing the APNs, tried flashing a bunch of different roms, I actually ended up screwing my phone up (I couldnt get any bars with sprint, 4g worked, not even an RUU fixed it, but I found a way to fix it)
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I know Samsung devices have this and I believe iphones.. not sure.. I dont use iphones...
Unfortuneately, our devices doesnt show this or at least I can not get into this mode... Is there an app that can show us this...
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I have yet to find one.
Lte discovery might be what your lookin for it will show you band not sure about pairing though but still worth looking in to
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Dont know what you search, but you can get into service menu. Go tot dailer en call *#*#4636#*#*
mindblizzard said:
Dont know what you search, but you can get into service menu. Go tot dailer en call *#*#4636#*#*
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Im pretty sure our phones dont show this info.. Ive been in there many times..
Can you show me a screen shot of yours with this info?
Sure, I dont have 4g network overhere
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kei5rio.secretcode&hl=en
I must be blind.. but where does it show the Band and pairing BW?
If you refer to my post, my point was only that there's a little app that shows the Android service menu. The band is indicated (mine says HSPA - my contract doesn't allow LTE, so I can't say anything about that).
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If you refer to my post, my point was only that there's a little app that shows the Android service menu. The band is indicated (mine says HSPA - my contract doesn't allow LTE, so I can't say anything about that).
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that app your referring to is the same menu as going into *#*#4636#*#*
also, HSPA, LTE, GSM, etc is not the band type, its a network type.. by Band type I mean LTE: Bands: 1/3/4/7/17/38/40, which is also another way to describe radio frequency
as you can see in the first pic of my first post, in the Samsung device, it shows Band 4
but my question was for mindblizzard,
I don't think the phone can show that information
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which is why Iam asking around to see if theres an app that can...
gd6noob said:
LTE: Bands: 1/3/4/7/17/38/40
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Just out of curiosity, what useful purpose would this serve?
ImWarped said:
Just out of curiosity, what useful purpose would this serve?
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I would assume to see if the band unlock mod works for other frequencies?
I will see if band 20 is unlocked in few weeks once i get my 4g/LTE data package.
tofuboi01 said:
I would assume to see if the band unlock mod works for other frequencies?
I will see if band 20 is unlocked in few weeks once i get my 4g/LTE data package.
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That's all fine and dandy, but it's not like your carrier is operating multiple frequencies that you're likely to see ever. Maybe if you live in an incredibly dense population center, but even then... Perhaps I'm missing something.
ImWarped said:
Just out of curiosity, what useful purpose would this serve?
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Im just curious to see what Band/DL Bandwidth my carrier is using... Our area is suppose to be upgraded to a new LTE network using a new band and what not...
gd6noob said:
Im just curious to see what Band/DL Bandwidth my carrier is using... Our area is suppose to be upgraded to a new LTE network using a new band and what not...
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Fair enough, if you have LTE already, and they are simply deploying a new frequency, you likely won't notice any change, to any of the service. Speeds don't increase between bands, the only reason a carrier deploys a new band, is to fight radio interference from other carriers. Given the cost of a single radio, carriers generally only deploy these new radios in VERY congested areas. Meaning, that in a city that has, say 15 towers, 2-3 of them would actually get the upgrade, in the area that suffers from the most interference. (You have to bear in mind, that a full tower build, requires 6 radios, each radio costing about $18,000 for the radio, another $1000 for the antenna, another $500-1500 for the power supply and cabling. They don't just "upgrade" an entire area, it takes too long to recoup costs)
ImWarped said:
That's all fine and dandy, but it's not like your carrier is operating multiple frequencies that you're likely to see ever. Maybe if you live in an incredibly dense population center, but even then... Perhaps I'm missing something.
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Ah my mistake, i had in my head he meant to check for bands in the area which he can use with the 'unlocked' frequency mod..for some reason. My total mistake!
However what i meant with what i said when i get my 4g is that i can confirm that the unlock mod will enable band 20 since our OPO is restricted/doesnt support it by default. The band app would be good though!
I remember when I had the note 8 N Version you had to change csc but don't think csc change does anything lol
Am I the only one?
TheUndertaker21 said:
I remember when I had the note 8 N Version you had to change csc but don't think csc change does anything lol
Am I the only one?
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Try this.
http://tekhd.com/detonator/#tmodetonator
Xshooter726 said:
Try this.
http://tekhd.com/detonator/#tmodetonator
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I'm on it now.
Doesn't seem. To make any different besides voice lte
TheUndertaker21 said:
I'm on it now.
Doesn't seem. To make any different besides voice lte
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i'm using the 960F/DS, with an ATT CSC and i get HD Voice with both ATT and T-Mobile calls (i see the HD symbol on the Google Dialer/Phone). i've been very happy with my T-Mobile LTE cellular internet speeds in my low-signal coverage neighborhood. will test again and post results from current biz trip where T-Mobile has excellent coverage on internet speeds.
d.cortez said:
i'm using the 960F/DS, with an ATT CSC and i get HD Voice with both ATT and T-Mobile calls (i see the HD symbol on the Google Dialer/Phone). i've been very happy with my T-Mobile LTE cellular internet speeds in my low-signal coverage neighborhood. will test again and post results from current biz trip where T-Mobile has excellent coverage on internet speeds.
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That's amazing.
Which one did you flash?
TheUndertaker21 said:
That's amazing.
Which one did you flash?
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i didn't use the flash method; couldn't find a flashable file with an ATT CSC for the Note9. so...i extracted and copied-pasted the ATT CSC folder/files from ATT's most recent full ROM and manually edited the necessary dat files in the omc and /efs/imei folders on my phone. that being said, neither ATT nor T-Mobile WiFi calling and video calling work, but that's not an issue for me. i use the Google Dialer and Duo for video calls.
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i didn't use the flash method; couldn't find a flashable file with an ATT CSC for the Note9. so...i extracted and copied-pasted the ATT CSC folder/files from ATT's most recent full ROM and manually edited the necessary dat files in the omc and /efs/imei folders on my phone. that being said, neither ATT nor T-Mobile WiFi calling and video calling work, but that's not an issue for me. i use the Google Dialer and Duo for video calls.
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Clever.
I have both working but I need speed more than voice lte since I barely talk on the phone
And use what'sapp
T-Mo cellular internet speeds in DC... Remember this is with an AT&T CSC configuration on my dual SIM note 9, with TMobile SIM selected for calls, text and data.
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I use simplemobile, which is an mnvo of t-mobile and this is what im getting in LA with the T-mobile tekhd zip.
With Tmobile I had to delete the 12 band and then restart the phone
chavist said:
With Tmobile I had to delete the 12 band and then restart the phone
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What MCCI code did you use to access the services menu on your Note 9?
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d.cortez said:
What MCCI code did you use to access the services menu on your Note 9?
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Here is the link that shows how to do it https://forum.xda-developers.com/tm...how-to-selecting-deselecting-network-t3597777
chavist said:
Here is the link that shows how to do it https://forum.xda-developers.com/tm...how-to-selecting-deselecting-network-t3597777
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thanks for the link; i figured out the codes shortly after posting my message.
Rather than turning off band that provider might actually use in some situations, try turning off band that you possibly won't use, like band 39, or whatever.
See if that fixes preference to band 4, while still maintaining band 12 for odd situation.
I'm only saying this, because in Canada for provider freedom, band 66 is the fastest, and international phones actually prefer to connect to band 4 which is the slowest for this particular provider. Since we don't have access to modem settings since oreo, I found that disabling any of the unused bands (30,46,39 whatever), brings back proper behaviour like Canadian model counterparts, choosing band 66 majority of times, while still maintaining band 4 for building penetration.
Just try, give a few minutes, check on *#0011#, see if you're still defaulting to 12, or something else with more throughput, might work, might not.
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