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Respect and good to all2020-02-05 23:59:30
Mikrotik
Respect and good to all, 2020-02-05 23:59:30

Mikrotik LTE equipment, how to find out the model of the radio frequency mini-PCIe module installed inside the modem without trepanning the case?

Through the "WinBox" menu

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or terminal commands,

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find out which LTE module ("R11e-LTE" or "R11e-LTE6") is installed on the motherboard.

The fact is that the marking on the motherboard of my new "SXT LTE6 kit" -

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- is indicated exactly the same as on the younger model I have "SXT LTE kit"

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The logical question is where such doubts come from? :) Yes, because from the same bracket, with the same directions, at all the same base stations (displayed in the interface), with the same signal levels, this more expensive modem of the category is no longer the 4th, but the 6th (already with support for frequency aggregation) loses in speed to the younger model by 30-40%, but it must at least be no worse! And I also tried to flash the latest stable version, only I didn’t make shaman fires around it ... I’m at a loss :(

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Wexter, 2020-02-06
@Link-Line

On the left is cat6, on the right is cat4
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In general, on the first screenshot in a piece of the lte interface window, you can see that there is a primary band and a ca band, the second is aggregation, i.e. modem cat6.

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