nRF93M1: plans to expose LTE Timing Advance through the AT command interface?

RE: nRF93M1: plans to expose LTE Timing Advance through the AT command interface?

Syed Maysum Abbas Zaidi — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 08:42:37 GMT

Hi,

Timing Advance (TA) is fundamentally a serving cell value, not a neighboring cell measurement. Thanks

RE: nRF93M1: plans to expose LTE Timing Advance through the AT command interface?

ing-barbiz — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 11:06:15 GMT

hello, thanks for the answer.

but is TA value available or will it be available for the neighbouring cells or just for the serving cell?

my idea was to feed it to the location services.

thanks

Marco

RE: nRF93M1: plans to expose LTE Timing Advance through the AT command interface?

Syed Maysum Abbas Zaidi — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 10:56:51 GMT

Hi,

Here are our response to your questions:

1. There is a command %STATUS that exposes it when the modem is in RRC CONNECTED state.

> at%status="phy"
 
%STATUS: PHY, DlEarfcn:1300, UlEarfcn:19300, PCI:474, Band:3, RSRP:-77, RSRQ:-6, SNR:33, DlBler:0/100, UlBler:0/100,                  DataInactTimerS:150, RetxBSRTimerP:320, TAvalue:52, TxPower:-3, MaxTxPower:23, rxTime:6460, txTime:1254

2. Support similar to nRF91 (cache latest TA and display it with timestamp of capture) can be added in the next public release but currently low priority so it cannot be confirmed. Thanks

I hope it helps.

RE: nRF93M1: plans to expose LTE Timing Advance through the AT command interface?

Syed Maysum Abbas Zaidi — Mon, 07 Sep 2026 15:53:12 GMT

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out. I have asked this internally to the team working on nRF93M1 and will get back to you soon. Thanks.

Best Regards,
Syed Maysum