I am a noob to the world of android phones (as an owner) however I have an android tablet. Currently i am warming up to android so i purchased a Samsung Galaxy Y. I am currently in Jamaica and the provider I had purchased the phone from is a 2g, 4g provider knowing i could not legitimately get 4G I was given a 4G none the less but my phone would say H during data transfers, I have never tested the speed though. My internal memory was full and after hours and days of trying link2SD and other programs to create a psedo-extended internal drive i decided to try Creeds rom V4 however it was a memory hog and i decided to try another ROM, this caused my phone to "brick" i was able to unbrick itexcept now i am seeing E for my data transfers instead of H. I have no HSPA menu since noticing that i have tried several other ROMs and stock OS however none gave me back the H please help :'(
*#*#4636#*#* push Phone Information and push WCDMA Preferred on the drop down.
help me its now working
MrObvious said:
*#*#4636#*#* push Phone Information and push WCDMA Preferred on the drop down.
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WCDMA prefered was the first thing selected on the drop down
You must have a 3G/4G mobile compatible device such as a smartphone, BlackBerry, tablet or dongle and a Digicel SIM to access Digicel 4G Mobile.
Our 4G network supports any device with the 850MHz band. Any such 3G, 4G, HSPA, HSDPA and HSPA+ capable device can enjoy the fastest download, upload and browsing speeds available on Digicel 4G Mobile.
Change your phone settings for 4G:
Customers must ensure that the device settings are properly set up to connect to 4G Mobile.
Here is how to change your phone Network Settings:
STEP 1 - Device Settings:
· 4G Phones/Smartphones: Adjust your phone network settings in “Network Settings” or “Network Connection” to 3G & 2G, 4G & 2G, GSM/WCDMA or dual mode depending on your phone type.
· BlackBerry Smartphones: Adjust your phone network settings in “Manage Connections” or “Mobile Network Option” to 3G & 2G or 4G & 2G depending on your phone type.
STEP 2 - Remove and replace the phone battery or power off and on your phone.
STEP 3 - Once you have successfully connected to 4G Mobile the icon on your home screen should successfully change to 3G+, 4G, H, H+, HSPA+ etc. The icon displayed is dependent on the device model. The icon will change if you are in a 4G coverage area.
Taken from my mobile provider's website
i mean its no working
In device info I find several options for the network mode: lte/gsm, lte/cdma, or lte only, but I want something like lte preferred. If I switch it on lte only, phone calls or sms stops working (can't receive or send). Is there anything I can try to prefer lte all the time? My Vodafone carrier in Romania doesn't support VoLTE and whenever I make a phone call it goes to 2g, then it takes a few seconds to switch to "H", but it almost never goes directly to 4g. I'm also rooted so some exposed module or something similar would also be appreciated.
Basically what I'm looking for is to prioritize lte all the time, but switch to 2g/3g when I make a phone call or there is no 4g signal. Can anyone help me out pls?
Hii,
I looked around and couldn't find any similar thread.
My network provider is Aircel in Chennai, India. MotoG4 Plus. Android 6.0.1
Most of the time my phone displays 'H' next to the network signal bar. Mobile internet works perfectly fine. As soon I make a call, the 'H' changes to 'G' and voice quality is pretty bad. Isn't it suppose to be 3G (H) for the calls too? Sometimes an '!' mark also appears at the end of the mobile signal. Not sure how to fix this. Voice quality is bad.
Any help?
Networks in India, aside from the major ones (Airtel, BSNL, Vodafone etc), usually have deals with the major ones for the 3g spectrum. Which means, the 3g bandwidth you are using in your telecom circle is of an another network's... However, the 2g spectrum is still your operator's spectrum & not a different one. Therefore, if you call, the operator forcefully switches your network from 3g to 2g. If you want calling in 3g, use a network that has bought the spectrum in your circle (usually Airtel, BSNL & Vodafone).
A similar thing exists with "VoLTE". LTE in India right now (with the exception of Jio) falls back onto 3g/2g for calling, while using 4g fr data. Whereas, VoLTE uses LTE for calling too.
The exclamation mark indicates that the phone can't connect to Google servers to verify whether your Internet is active.
aditya.upadhyaya said:
Networks in India, aside from the major ones (Airtel, BSNL, Vodafone etc), usually have deals with the major ones for the 3g spectrum. Which means, the 3g bandwidth you are using in your telecom circle is of an another network's... However, the 2g spectrum is still your operator's spectrum & not a different one. Therefore, if you call, the operator forcefully switches your network from 3g to 2g. If you want calling in 3g, use a network that has bought the spectrum in your circle (usually Airtel, BSNL & Vodafone).
A similar thing exists with "VoLTE". LTE in India right now (with the exception of Jio) falls back onto 3g/2g for calling, while using 4g fr data. Whereas, VoLTE uses LTE for calling too.
The exclamation mark indicates that the phone can't connect to Google servers to verify whether your Internet is active.
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Thanks a lot Aditya for your reply. :good::good::good:
Hi guys,
I just got a Nokia X6 on Android One shipped from China and for some reason it defaults continuously to H+ instead of LTE on my Cricket network. On my Network Type option in the Setting In only have 3 options 2G, 3G and 4G and I have 4G selected, but still H+ is being used by default even in areas where I used to get full LTE signal.
I have tried however to get into the Android Testing Menu (by dialing *#*#4636#*#*) and change the Preferred Network Type to a few options like LTE/UMTS auto (PRL), but for some reason is the H+ that is picket all the time. even in areas where I know the LTE signal is strong. If I select "LTE only" from that menu, then I'm getting on LTE but as soon as I go into weak signal region, the signal drops completely, while not the same thing I can say about the other option, when the H+ connection is present in the same weak signal area.
Another thing that I see in the Android Testing Menu is that my VoLTE provisioned option is Off and I can turn it on.
Do you guys have any ideas on how can I get this device connected to LTE when the signal is strong?
I have a Nokia X6. I put two SIMs into it, both show 4G.
I have some problem to connect data or mobile internet. Grammen phone provider.
I was ready to purchase one, however, was curious if this would work on t-mobile. If so, would the Wi-Fi calling work?
Did you already checked if your 4g network band compatible with your phone?
Gin.Or.Juice said:
Hi guys,
I just got a Nokia X6 on Android One shipped from China and for some reason it defaults continuously to H+ instead of LTE on my Cricket network. On my Network Type option in the Setting In only have 3 options 2G, 3G and 4G and I have 4G selected, but still H+ is being used by default even in areas where I used to get full LTE signal.
I have tried however to get into the Android Testing Menu (by dialing *#*#4636#*#*) and change the Preferred Network Type to a few options like LTE/UMTS auto (PRL), but for some reason is the H+ that is picket all the time. even in areas where I know the LTE signal is strong. If I select "LTE only" from that menu, then I'm getting on LTE but as soon as I go into weak signal region, the signal drops completely, while not the same thing I can say about the other option, when the H+ connection is present in the same weak signal area.
Another thing that I see in the Android Testing Menu is that my VoLTE provisioned option is Off and I can turn it on.
Do you guys have any ideas on how can I get this device connected to LTE when the signal is strong?
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Android One TA-1099 or TA-1103?
For TA-1099
Network 900MHz, 1800MHz, 850MHz, 1900MHz, 800MHz, 2GHz, Band 38, Band 39, Band 40, Band 41 (2555-2575 MHZ, 2575-2635 MHZ, 2635-2655 MHZ), Band 1, Band 3, 1.9GHz, I , II, V, VIII
Data Service LTE Cat. 4, 150Mbps DL/50Mbps UL
Could someone upload the bands for this phone? I'm not sure about get it, I need to know if TA-1103 have the LTE B4, in some sites said yes and other no.
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Could someone upload the bands for this phone? I'm not sure about get it, I need to know if TA-1103 have the LTE B4, in some sites said yes and other no.
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TA-1103 LTE Band 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 28, 34, 38, 39, 40, 41
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Gin.Or.Juice said:
Hi guys,
I just got a Nokia X6 on Android One shipped from China and for some reason it defaults continuously to H+ instead of LTE on my Cricket network. On my Network Type option in the Setting In only have 3 options 2G, 3G and 4G and I have 4G selected, but still H+ is being used by default even in areas where I used to get full LTE signal.
I have tried however to get into the Android Testing Menu (by dialing *#*#4636#*#*) and change the Preferred Network Type to a few options like LTE/UMTS auto (PRL), but for some reason is the H+ that is picket all the time. even in areas where I know the LTE signal is strong. If I select "LTE only" from that menu, then I'm getting on LTE but as soon as I go into weak signal region, the signal drops completely, while not the same thing I can say about the other option, when the H+ connection is present in the same weak signal area.
Another thing that I see in the Android Testing Menu is that my VoLTE provisioned option is Off and I can turn it on.
Do you guys have any ideas on how can I get this device connected to LTE when the signal is strong?
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So, have you solved your problem?
If the ROM of your phone is "CN" you could try to flash the phone to the global ROM 2_29(WW) or wait for a new update of the firmware. You haven't noticed the firmware's version. Have the phone got any updates?
I just returned the phone and got an LG G7 instead. The X6 that I was using also had a problem with Bluetooth as I was never able to turn it on.
Manually switch the preferred network type.
I am using the latest Stock Android version on Nokia 8 and struggled with this issue too. I tried everything I could possibly do.
The simplest answer is to go into network settings and select 2G, give it a minute to find it. Do it for 3G too. Give it a minute to find it. Then 4G, same thing. Finally select 4G as preferred network type and that should do it.
It looks like the default preferred network type is 3G from the factory.
guys i cant even access my mobile data connection can anyone tell how access it
thanks
By salah
I installed one UI 2.0 at my SM-G975F/DS All apps are working perfectly but when I turn off wifi or out of coverage wifi I loss GSM band network also. It could not enroll the GSM network. I use Vodafone 4.5G cellular line in Turkey. Should I turn back to Official Samsung Android 9.0 rom or there is another solution to fix this problem?
Wi-Fi calling works fine, but I don't have access to Wi-Fi at all times, and that's why I have a cellphone. I am just getting very frustrated because I get job related calls and if I'm not connected to Wi-Fi, I miss the call. Please help. LTE doesnt connect if there is no wifi. Actually I dont see LTE logo on the screen but when I start call on cellular line top of signal bars flashing green dot color.
I just noticed that I am talking on "VOWIFI" only so LTE mobile network is not working.
What could be the reason of loss network? It happens after installed Android 10