5G modem
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Do I need a 5G network to utilize the Voxal Sentinel 5G modem?
@M-al-khatib The modem also supports legacy technologies such as 4G. So the modem will still work on an LTE network.
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@M-al-khatib The modem also supports legacy technologies such as 4G. So the modem will still work on an LTE network.
@Eric-Katzfey
Can you provide me the operating steps? -
@Eric-Katzfey
Can you provide me the operating steps? -
@Eric-Katzfey
Can you provide me the operating steps?@M-al-khatib The modem and network do all that automatically. You don't have to tell it to go into 4G mode explicitly.
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After using this commands and connect my PC to Tailscale what can i do ?
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After using this commands and connect my PC to Tailscale what can i do ?
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@M-al-khatib You can connect your VOXL2 to the VPN as well and then you should be able to ping your VOXL2 from your PC
@tom
Can you provide me the steps to connect it to VPN ? -
@tom
Can you provide me the steps to connect it to VPN ?@M-al-khatib
I followed the directions :https://docs.modalai.com/sentinel-user-guide-connect-gcs/#vpn-setup
There is a link in the middle
"In order to install the Tailscale client on VOXL 2, follow these instructions: Installing Tailscale on Ubuntu 18.04."
That worked settng up TailScale for me very easily. -
@M-al-khatib
I followed the directions :https://docs.modalai.com/sentinel-user-guide-connect-gcs/#vpn-setup
There is a link in the middle
"In order to install the Tailscale client on VOXL 2, follow these instructions: Installing Tailscale on Ubuntu 18.04."
That worked settng up TailScale for me very easily.@Paul-Carff @M-al-khatib Thanks Paul! Yes, you can follow the steps here: https://tailscale.com/download/linux/ubuntu-1804
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@Paul-Carff @M-al-khatib Thanks Paul! Yes, you can follow the steps here: https://tailscale.com/download/linux/ubuntu-1804
@tom
How can I determine the type of network (3G, 4G, 5G) that I'm currently connected to, and shouldn't the modem grant me an internet connection when I'm in the process of connecting to it? -
@tom
How can I determine the type of network (3G, 4G, 5G) that I'm currently connected to, and shouldn't the modem grant me an internet connection when I'm in the process of connecting to it? -
@M-al-khatib Here is an example of sending an AT command to a Quectel modem from VOXL2, the following will tell you what type of network connection you have:
echo -ne "AT+QENG=\"servingcell\"\r" | busybox microcom -t 1000 /dev/ttyUSB2@tom
My video link has a weak signal. How can I improve the signal to achieve a 4K video stream for Q Ground Control? Additionally, I have another question: I'm using a 5G SIM card, but when I connect it to the modem, my PC doesn't receive internet. -
@tom
My video link has a weak signal. How can I improve the signal to achieve a 4K video stream for Q Ground Control? Additionally, I have another question: I'm using a 5G SIM card, but when I connect it to the modem, my PC doesn't receive internet.
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