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+--- Thread: wrong code with gsm (/thread-4860.html)
- phil1155 - 02-20-2018
Hi,When calling my gsm module, I have the welcome message \"sign in\" , but have a \"wrong code\" when typing my *XXXX#. Same if I sign in from my landline phone . If sending **xxxx#*xxxx#, it works locally. My code is ok when signing in from the keypads.How to get in when calling my gsm module?Thanks
- phil1155 - 02-20-2018
Hi Chiu,
I raise the gsm afe tune in parameter to 12 and I was able to sign in. But it doent work everytime. My phone shows only 1 bar reception. Could the problem comes from the gsm reception level?
Thanks
Philippe
- slychiu - 02-20-2018
If changing from 9 to 12 improves it, try increasing by anoither 1 to 2 steps.
No need to reset Comfort after each change
The signal level may have somethinbg to do with it as we hardly ever need to change the tuning parameters
Try recording a message via the GSM , then playback and see if it is soft. if so that means the gain is low for GSM Line in
- phil1155 - 02-20-2018
Seems it s the reception level which is the problem. 1 bar is not enough.Thanks
- phil1155 - 03-01-2018
Solved by adding an amplifying antenna.
- caravanboy - 09-21-2024
Is this still a known issue? I tried to sign in remotely yesterday to listen to a voicemail but I repeatedly failed to be able to sign in by calling the GSM module. I didn\'t think I had any signal issues (from my mobile\'s end) as the voice was clear. On each call I pressed star and then put in my code but got \"Wrong code\", and then after same error again Comfort hung up.
I could dial into the landline ok.
I got the same result again when testing from home. I\'m sure my GSM module has showed a \'good\' signal from past investigations (for other issues) and it always sends and receives texts without issue.
Is my only option to add a better antenna for the GSM module? If so, is there a specific type you\'d recommend?
Edit: Also, I\'d forgotten I also mentioned \"wrong code\" issues on this other thread too and it was suggested a poor 2G signal might be the issue. However, I\'ve just checked now and Comfigurator shows \"3 - Good\" for signal strength yet a test dial-in still failed with wrong code.
So, would you recommend I try editing any parameters first before looking into buying a new antenna?
- slychiu - 09-22-2024
If you still have a 2G or 3G GSM Module then the transmission of DTMF signals is not as good as 4G. A high gain antenna is probably the best solution. See the photo below of oir high gain antenna. the new UCM/4G has 2 connectors for antennas ( extra diversity antenna) as this may be needed in some locations
- caravanboy - 09-22-2024
Ok, thanks.
Can you tell me the proper name of the antenna connector on the GSM4 3G module so I can make sure I get the right one for now (if I don\'t opt for the newer A7680 UCM)?
- slychiu - 09-23-2024
The connector on the antenna is MMCX male right angle