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Just wanted to share: Using this approach, I was able to integrate CubePilot Here4

Hi @Sam-Kiley
We do try to state on there directly the following:
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So yes, if you bought a 5G card from us in the past for Quectel, it was a different SKU, likely MDK-M0090-3-01-00, not the current offering for Sierra MDK-M0090-3-02-00
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We do not make the Quectel variants anymore since we source the Sierra's to be NDAA compliant.

@Eric-Katzfey facing similar issues with our v1 drones. GNSS manufacturer recommends 10cm of distance from ESC/power lines/motors. Is there a location for cad files so we can modify the sensor mount and reprint it.

https://www.mateksys.com/?portfolio=m10-5883#tab-id-2

@Sam-Kiley You'll want the standard M0117

@Sam-Kiley When on public 3G / 4G / 5G networks we use a VPN and assign fixed addresses to each system component with our VPN configuration. You should be able to do a similar thing with your 5G private network. Does your private network have a connection to the Internet or is it self contained? I don't know anything about 5G private networks but I'd be surprised if it didn't have a way to assign the same IP address to a device on the network so that you effectively have a static IP. Earlier versions of the RB5 SDK set the MAV_BROADCAST parameter in PX4 to 1 and PX4 would then use the network broadcast address to send out it's initial messages. Any QGC instance running on the network will receive that broadcast and respond so that you get automatic connection. However, this can be problematic if there are more than one instance of QGC running since you may connect to an instance that you don't want. Also, some wireless networks do not support broadcast.

@Sam-Kiley We don't use the RB5 SDK anymore so haven't had experience with that specific version of quectel-CM is quite some time. We have a lot of customers using 5G via. voxl-modem on the latest VOXL SDK without issues.

@Sam-Kiley All of the VOXL suite is open source, voxl-modem lives here: https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/voxl-sdk/utilities/voxl-modem/-/tree/dev

The quectel related source is from https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/voxl-sdk/utilities/voxl-modem/-/tree/dev/src/quectel-CM

But yes I believe that’s where I get the updated version from. I’ve also reached out to Quectel to make sure I get the very latest.