Closed stich86 closed 2 years ago
Hi @stich86 :)
*"8") MODE="${MODE/LTE/LTE_A} / "$(band 8 "");;
Did you test it well? for different variants? because it looks strange to me that line (I have not seen the command, so maybe the syntax looks like that). Very very very strange that only band 8 requires a code change.
A larger list of bands was supposed to be added in the next update, but I already have to add new bands to the list, so I will add that later as well.
Okay I'll add this as something will be corrected in the next update.
Hi @stich86 :)
*"8") MODE="${MODE/LTE/LTE_A} / "$(band 8 "");;
Did you test it well? for different variants? because it looks strange to me that line (I have not seen the command, so maybe the syntax looks like that). Very very very strange that only band 8 requires a code change.
A larger list of bands was supposed to be added in the next update, but I already have to add new bands to the list, so I will add that later as well.
Okay I'll add this as something will be corrected in the next update.
The case with *"8") evaluates band "38" as 8 instead of it's number. So I've added "^" to be sure the number starts with 8.
I think the problem can happens also with band 2 (not used there) with 20/28.
Hi @4IceG,
today I was able to test B28, B32 and B38 band on MF289F modem, I missed some code so i've added it, now bands are displayed correctly.
Here are some example for B38 and B32:
If you agree please integrate in your branch
thanks :)