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On 16/03/18 14:48, Mark Webb-Johnson wrote:<br>
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Probably the most useful output, at the time when the modem
couldn’t recover would be:
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<div class="">simcom status</div>
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<div class="">module memory</div>
<div class="">module tasks</div>
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<div>I’m only running with the DEMO vehicle module, Server V2,
Wifi AP, and SIMCOM. No GPS enabled. The network seems stable
to me (although I am getting one general crash about once a
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I'm running the Leaf module, server v2, no wifi, simcom and no gps.<br>
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<p>The first 3 of the attached logs record what happened yesterday
and this morning with code from ee023a5 from a few days ago:<br>
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<p>ovms_2018-03-17T04_28_21+0000.log.bz2: Driving 10km and into an
underground carpark where the OVMS lost signal. Interestingly my
cell phone (on a different carrier who still have a 2G network)
maintained a connection but degraded to 2G and then stayed on 2G
for an hour or so afterwards even though I went back back to the
surface.<br>
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<p>ovms_2018-03-17T08_38_49+0000.log.bz2: 4 hours later, driving out
of the carpark and returning to the starting point. Connection to
the v2 server was not restored.<br>
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<p>ovms_2018-03-17T23_01_38+0000.log.bz2: 12 hours later, running
your recommended commands. I note that 13 hours before the OVMS
was still talking to the simcom but in this session it was no
longer talking. When I tried to power off the simcom, the OVMS
hung and I had to reset it with the button.</p>
<p>You will see in the logs that I switched back to the Spark
network using an m2m simcard after resetting with the button. I
worked out why the signal strength is so poor here -- Spark's
network is on 850/2100MHz while I have a SIM5360E module which I
think is a 900/2100MHz modem. According to internet sources, Spark
only have 2100MHz infill with the main network running on 850MHz,
so that probably explains why it works in some locations and not
others.</p>
<p>With current master running in the OVMS and using the m2m
console, I disabled the simcard, and pretty much immediately you
can see the disconnection in the ovms logs. However when I
activate the simcard, it does not reconnect. If I press the button
to reboot the module it does reconnect. In this log file, 445227
is after I reactivated the simcard (I actually reactivated it some
time before then). Doing a "power simcom off", followed by a
"power simcom on" seems to have fixed it. I don't know if the
power cycle is required to reactivate the simcard or if it merely
speeds up the activation? ovms_2018-03-18T09:25:41+00:00.log.bz2
is a transcript of this session.</p>
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