Is it possible to make a usb-modem work only on DC-HSPA + without dropping to UMTS even with poor catching of the first one?

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Sn0wSky2015-01-06 20:38:37

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Sn0wSky, 2015-01-06 20:38:37

Modem - 4G LTE Quanta Computers 1K6E
In our area, 4g does not catch, this is me in advance.
Standard Beeline web interface.
In network modes, you can set "Only 2g", "Only 3g"

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Ergil Osin, 2015-01-06
@Ernillew

You need to start dealing with the modem with w3bsit3-dns.com . Read the topic, maybe there is already something, maybe someone will tell you something. It's just that on w3bsit3-dns.com in the modem topic there are more chances to meet the answer.

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Ilya Lazarev, 2017-10-02
@CrusaderGo

Actually it is possible. Found utility HSPA Locker v1.3b. The signal used to jump from UMTS to DC-HSPA+ and back, which affected the ping. Now the signal is forcibly kept on DC-HSPA + and the ping has become more stable.

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ZHE5TJ, 2015-12-30
@ZHE5TJ

No. Dc-hspa+, wcdma, hspa = that's all 3g. Which connection will be connected depends only on the network signal, and not on the settings, maybe gprs and edge = 2g, if everything is so bad .. =/

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alexeypopoff1, 2017-07-31
@alexeypopoff1

Precisely settings - NO, cannot be. But usually this is treated by connecting an external antenna, for example, the PHA-2100, which has already become a classic. The reception point is taken out of the room, rises higher. In 95% of cases, stable HSDPA is obtained (DC, TC, or simply +, depending on the capabilities of the modem). In your case, the modem supports MIMO (antenna diversity) and has as many as 2 sockets for this. Use remote - strongly desirable. With a decrease in ping and an increase in speed, you will pleasantly go nuts ...