State changes to GSM not registered
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Ievgen Aleinikov
Aug 8, 2015, 4:35:27 AM8/8/15
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HI,
I have Raspberry Pi with Aterisk 11 and chan_dongle: Huawei 3G Dongle Channel Driver, Version 1.1, Revision 34
Sometimes modem becomes unavailable without any reason for that:
-----------------------------Sat, 08 Aug 2015 03:37:01 +0300-------------- Status ------------- Device : dongle0 State : Free Audio : /dev/ttyUSB1 Data : /dev/ttyUSB2 Voice : Yes SMS : Yes Manufacturer : huawei Model : E169 Firmware : 11.314.13.00.04 IMEI : 358109020752967 IMSI : 255061073911919 GSM Registration Status : Registered, home network RSSI : 24, -65 dBm Mode : No Service Submode : No service Provider Name : life:) Location area code : 2AA9 Cell ID : 1591 Subscriber Number : Unknown SMS Service Center : +7 Use UCS-2 encoding : Yes USSD use 7 bit encoding : No USSD use UCS-2 decoding : Yes Tasks in queue : 0 Commands in queue : 0 Call Waiting : Disabled Current device state : start Desired device state : start When change state : now Calls/Channels : 0 Active : 0 Held : 0 Dialing : 0 Alerting : 0 Incoming : 0 Waiting : 0 Releasing : 0 Initializing : 0
-----------------------------Sat, 08 Aug 2015 03:38:01 +0300-------------- Status ------------- Device : dongle0 State : GSM not registered Audio : /dev/ttyUSB1 Data : /dev/ttyUSB2 Voice : Yes SMS : Yes Manufacturer : huawei Model : E169 Firmware : 11.314.13.00.04 IMEI : 358109020752967 IMSI : 255061073911919 GSM Registration Status : Not registered, but searching RSSI : 24, -65 dBm Mode : No Service Submode : No service Provider Name : life:) Location area code : 00 Cell ID : 0 Subscriber Number : Unknown SMS Service Center : +7 Use UCS-2 encoding : Yes USSD use 7 bit encoding : No USSD use UCS-2 decoding : Yes Tasks in queue : 0 Commands in queue : 0 Call Waiting : Disabled Current device state : start Desired device state : start When change state : now Calls/Channels : 0 Active : 0 Held : 0 Dialing : 0 Alerting : 0 Incoming : 0 Waiting : 0 Releasing : 0 Initializing : 0
-----------------------------Could anybody suggest what might be wrong and how to recover connection on occurrence (so far I reboot pi on occasion).
In asterisk logs - nothing.
Kind regards,
Ievgen.
Marco Gaiarin
Aug 9, 2015, 3:24:44 PM8/9/15
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Mandi! Ievgen Aleinikov
In chel di` si favelave...
> Sometimes modem becomes unavailable without any reason for that:
Dongle is normally idle or normally busy?
Here in italy i've found that for some operator, if the dongle remains
idle for so much time, get disconnected from the network.
Sometimes it suffices to ''reset'' it via cli, some other have to be
unplugged.
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In chel di` si favelave...
> Sometimes modem becomes unavailable without any reason for that:
Here in italy i've found that for some operator, if the dongle remains
idle for so much time, get disconnected from the network.
Sometimes it suffices to ''reset'' it via cli, some other have to be
unplugged.
--
Marco ``Gaio'' Gaiarin | LUG Pordenone (http://www.pordenone.linux.it)
P.zza S. Tommaso, 20 | Lilliput BBS (http://bbs.lilliput.linux.it)
Cimpello di Fiume Veneto | Azione Cattolica - Concordia-Pordenone
33080 Pordenone (Italia) | (http://www.accanto.org)
Tel. +39-0434-56-1305 | http://www.gaiarin.it/ ga...@linux.it
Ievgen Aleinikov
Aug 9, 2015, 3:27:14 PM8/9/15
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Hi,
Good point - could be that it's provider related (then it's not understood how it's handled with normal phones?)
Kind regards,
Ievgen.
Marco Gaiarin
Aug 9, 2015, 3:37:54 PM8/9/15
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Mandi! Ievgen Aleinikov
In chel di` si favelave...
In chel di` si favelave...
> Usually it's idle (especially at 3am :)).
Ahem, i'm speaking of some weeks of idle time, not hours... ;-)))
> Good point - could be that it's provider related (then it's not understood how
> it's handled with normal phones?)
practically can do anything they want.
In my case if you keep your ''phone'' idle and fixed on the same
place by weeks... ;-)
Ievgen Aleinikov
Aug 9, 2015, 3:42:04 PM8/9/15
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On Sunday, 9 August 2015 21:37:54 UTC+2, Marco Gaiarin wrote:
Mandi! Ievgen Aleinikov
In chel di` si favelave...
> Usually it's idle (especially at 3am :)).
Ahem, i'm speaking of some weeks of idle time, not hours... ;-)))
Hm, no in that regard it wasn't idle for even days (3-6 hours maybe more but not significantly)
Ievgen Aleinikov
Aug 12, 2015, 7:43:17 AM8/12/15
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Sometimes (rarely) it helps to reset the dongle with:
However, in most cases after reset modem become "Not connected Start scheduled" and if I try to reset it again it says "[dongle0] device disabled"
dongle reset dongle0
However, in most cases after reset modem become "Not connected Start scheduled" and if I try to reset it again it says "[dongle0] device disabled"
Ievgen Aleinikov
Aug 21, 2015, 7:57:48 AM8/21/15
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from logs :
[Aug 21 14:55:48] WARNING[897] chan_dongle.c: unable to open /dev/ttyUSB2: Device or resource busy
[Aug 21 14:56:03] ERROR[3197] at_response.c: [dongle0] Error setting operator select parameters
[Aug 21 14:56:18] ERROR[3201] at_response.c: [dongle0] Error setting operator select parameters
[Aug 21 14:56:33] ERROR[3205] at_response.c: [dongle0] Error setting operator select parameters
[Aug 21 14:56:48] ERROR[3209] at_response.c: [dongle0] Error setting operator select parameters
[Aug 21 14:57:03] ERROR[3232] at_response.c: [dongle0] Error setting operator select parameters
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