Hi,
What does the AT%XOPERID command do exactly? Does it just return the operator, or does it change settings too, such as bands, system mode, psm, edrx etc?
Kind regards,
Thomas
Hi,
What does the AT%XOPERID command do exactly? Does it just return the operator, or does it change settings too, such as bands, system mode, psm, edrx etc?
Kind regards,
Thomas
Hi,
It allows you to read the operator, given that they are one of the listed ones here:
This is a feature that is used in the carrier lib to apply operator specific options.
Kind regards,
Håkon
I take it this means the %XOPCONF has now been discontinued? Is there a way to access these settings without using the library? We do not want to be using the network device management platforms - we have our own.
Hi,
Thomas said:I take it this means the %XOPCONF has now been discontinued? Is there a way to access these settings without using the library? We do not want to be using the network device management platforms - we have our own.
%XOPCONF is still defined in the AT commands document, and can be used without any carrier lib present in your device.
Kind regards,
Håkon
Hi,
Thomas said:I take it this means the %XOPCONF has now been discontinued? Is there a way to access these settings without using the library? We do not want to be using the network device management platforms - we have our own.
%XOPCONF is still defined in the AT commands document, and can be used without any carrier lib present in your device.
Kind regards,
Håkon
Hi Håkon,
I get an error when I attempt to use that command though? Using version 1.2 of the modem firmware.
Kind regards,
Thomas
Hi Thomas,
My apologies; there's a flag on the %XOPCONF AT command which states that it is only valid for v1.1.3 or newer than this in the v1.1-series of modem fw:
Kind regards,
Håkon
Hi Håkon,
Is there a way to access these settings without using the library?
Hi Thomas,
Thomas said:Is there a way to access these settings without using the library?
You can write AT commands using the at_cmd library instead of the at_client, and call it similar to this:
https://github.com/nrfconnect/sdk-nrf/blob/v1.4.2/lib/lte_link_control/lte_lc.c#L552
Kind regards,
Håkon