Guys i am having a problem finding the apn options on my sprint lg, The phone is unlocked for any sim, but im trying to get my 3g to work on this phone but is this option even Available?
It is under Settings / More / Mobile Networks
Then choose Network Mode
I guess if you just select CDMA, you will be forced into 3g only.
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HI Folks!
I am wondering if someone knows How to set The Network mode to GSM/UMTS?
Navigating the phone tree:
Settings ---> Wireless & Network Settings --> Mobile Networks ---> Network Mode-->
Option Available:
Sprint Only!
Any CDMA!
Any GSM/UMTS
Automatic!
NO matter if I change it or not always when I reboot my phone it goes to CDMA or Automatic but always looks for CDMA.
I am using the photon with UMTS 850mzh so I need to know how to set that by default or how to hold that setting in the phone.
Also I would like to permantly Disable the "Roaming Guards" I am tire of switch off those thing everytime I reset the phone!
Thanks a lot!
p.d phone rooted and Activation thing disabled.
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Set GSM UMTS
Dial *#*#4636#*#* -> Phone Information and select GSM auto (PRL)
Menu>settings>wireless&networks>mobile networks>roaming guards and clear the appropriate check boxes and that should solve your issue.
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Hi, I am currently using the VZW Google Edition ROM 5.9 and have service and WiFi. My problem is it only connects to 3G, and not 4G. As advised, I have not gone into network settings, but I did open Phone Info and see that it is set to LTE/CDMA auto. Any reason I am not getting LTE?
Just a thought, but maybe you could check the APN settings and see if they are different than what you should have.
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Just a thought, but maybe you could check the APN settings and see if they are different than what you should have.
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Thanks for the response. I am kind of new to this, where do I check the APN settings and how do I know what I should have? Thank you.
Do you have LTE coverage in your area? If so, can you use another phone/friend to double check if LTE is working? I only ask because we had LTE go out where we live.
Gir brings up a good point, I don't have 4G where I am (and probably won't for years!), but that may be simplest as long as they use the same network (although many carriers piggyback off the same network).
The APN settings should be under "Settings > More networks > Mobile networks > Access Point Names". On a stock ROM you have to get to the actual file through ADB, you should be able to see it if you have an aftermarket ROM. The settings for the APN will depend upon Verizon. Here is a good post with APN settings for Verizon, the first part is for Android.
Coverage could always be the issue as that has plagued me more times than not.
From the ROM thread:
Go into mobile network settings.
Verify that your CDMA subscription is set to RUIM and not NV.
For good measure go into the rest of the options and set it to CDMA/LTE, automatic, and allow data roaming.
Back out to your home screen.
Then go into Phone Info app.
Scroll to bottom and tap radio off.
Open the drop down list and select CDMA/LTE auto (PRL).
Turn the radio back on.
Reboot.
Upon reboot open Phone Info again.
Verify it is set to CDMA/LTE auto (PRL)
** you should have full service now * *
** if not * *
In Phone_Info(*#*#4636#*#*):
Try CDMA auto (PRL)
Then try CDMA/GSM/LTE
If those still don't work then your nv_data needs reset. The only way to do that is in the hidden menu dialer codes in a touchwiz-stocktype rom
If you destroy your nv_data and cannot get data back via the above you need to (stop screwing with your network settings)flash back to a TW ROM, enable hidden menu, and do a NV data reset via dialer code. After doing that make sure your phone is not in modem mode under diag dialer code. Until I update this section Google is your friend. And it is available information, verified. Your lack of searching skills doesn't mean pester my inbox...
I do have LTE in my area, as I had 4G before I loaded the rom. I do not have an APN menu under mobile networks. Do you think it could help to dial *228 option 2 to update roaming? Or possibly a new 4G sim card?
Anything about updating I would research first and be wary of... A new SIM card could help, but I'm assuming it is not the problem. Did you make a NANDROID before you changed ROMs? You could then go back and see it you still got 4G to make it evident if your SIM card is the problem.
FIXED
Just needed a new sim card. Thanks guys. I appear to be receiving signal bars with my LTE on the GPE rom as well.
Hey everyone
I have the Canadian variant of the LG G5 (the H831) and I have no LTE option in network mode.
I bought this phone from WIND Mobile (now Freedom Mobile) and it seems like they Disabled the LTE functionality for some reason.
I was wondering if there is a way to enabled it?
I inserted my SIM in my friends phone (same model but with Rogers Wireless) and the phone downloaded the APN settings from Freedom Mobile.
That did not work at all and the phone was stuck on 3G just like my phone.
I heard if I install the firmware from another provider, it might work. However it seems the APN settings from my provider are causing the LTE option to disappear from network mode.
Lastly, I accessed the service menu by dialing a code in the dialer and I was able to enable LTE.
However, I was not able to make and receive phone calls.
Did anyone here have success enabling LTE with this model or similar?
suggestions are greatly appreciated!
If I go in connection settings, under preferred networks I only get 4G/3G/2g options. How do I enable 5G? I am running Oxygen 11.3 in Europe
In settings go to "SIM Card and Mobile Data" / click on your network operator / here you'll see a lot of informations about your operator and somewhere in the bottom , you have Network Preferred Type , click on and then you have 5G or 4G or else preferred ...
We have a small local carrier in Southeast Oklahoma called Pine Cellular. They roam on ATT. When ATT recently turned off their old networks, it caused problems with roaming for Pine. They told my mother-in-law she needed a new phone with volte so I bought her the Oneplus Nord N200 5g as my son has that phone on T-Mobile. Insert her sim card and wifi calling and volte still don't work. Insert my T-Mobile sim and they work fine.
I took the phone to a Pine store and they lady even put in her personal sim which had allowed her to roam in Dallas (so volte was enabled) and it still wouldn't allow volte or wifi calling. She said Pine was in the process of updating their systems but she had no idea when it would start to work. They sold my father-in-law a cheap Alcatel and it works fine. I had been convinced it was something to do with the settings on my mother-in-laws sim until the sales rep tried her personal one.
Can anyone tell me what the heck was going on and why the phone wouldn't work on their network? I'm assuming it has something to do with Pine Cellular's internal settings but really WTF?
No one?
This was an unlocked phone bought from Amazon. It worked with the local Pine network, just Wi-Fi calling did not work and VoLTE did not work for roaming, but I could make and receive calls within the Pine Cellular service area. The old Pine Cellular network was GSM.
The Wi-Fi calling menu options appeared when I inserted my T-Mobile sim.
It sounds like you purchased a carrier variant (T-Mobile) version of the N200 (DE2118). Your phone model number is different than the unlocked generic version of the N200 (DE2117). AT&T operates its VoLTE network using whitelists. This means that AT&T will not use VoLTE with any other phone models than the ones they have approved on their list. Since AT&T has "shut down" 3G, phone calls can not be placed on their network without the use of VoLTE.
Only the unlocked generic version DE2117 is on their whitelist, as you can see here:
https://www.att.com/idpassets/images/support/pdf/Devices-Working-on-ATT-Network.pdf
You will not be able to use VoLTE on AT&T with that model of phone.
Wi-Fi Calling is similar to VoLTE, and operates under the same restrictions. (VoIP over Wi-Fi instead of over LTE cellular).
VoLTE is not a true standard. It relies on the implementation of custom VoIP software unique to each carrier and each device. Hence not a standard. The goverments have not forced carriers to standardize 4G like they did 3G, so the carriers have not. AT&T is using this chance to restrict access to their proprietary VoLTE implementation as a weapon to lock down phones to AT&T approved models with locked bootloaders and/or restricted software.
Many phones which support the VoLTE "standard" are not able to operate in VoLTE mode, neither with AT&T nor the other carriers. Even changing the system software on the phone can break these proprietary VoLTE implementations, as I have found personally.
It was the unlocked version. It did work on pine cellular. She could make and recieve calls on the phone network, just not roam because volte could not be enabled.
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In that case, there are many steps to getting VoLTE working roaming on AT&T
1. The SIM card must have proper settings in it, sometimes requiring replacement of the SIM card.
2. IMS software must be installed on your phone (the proprietary VoLTE software made by your carrier). If you are running stock software, this is already done.
3. APN (IMS) settings must be correct. It seems your local carrier is still running 3G, and you do not need VoLTE there yet, so the pine cellular APN can be skipped.
Two APN entries are needed, one for data (carrier) and one for voice (IMS).
One will be named IMS with uniform settings, the other will be named after the carrier, with specific settings.
Settings -> Wi-Fi & Network -> SIM & Network settings -> Access Point Names -> APNs
Uniform IMS settings
VoLTE－Manually add the IMS APN - SUN Mobile
SUN Mobile
www.sunmobile.com.hk
The IMS APN is not the active "checked" one, but must be present in order for the voice (VoLTE) network to work on top of the data (LTE) network.
Each carrier has specific values that must be programmed. Sometimes Apple and Google will program these settings through their management controls for the major carriers, otherwise they must be inputted manually.
Pine Cellular APN Settings
Pine Cellular APN Settings 2023 - 5G 4G LTE APN USA
Pine Cellular USA 4G LTE 5G Internet and MMS Settings for iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro iPad Android Samsung Galaxy HTC Nexus Tab Duos Pine Cellular APN Settings for Android In your Android Smart Phone Go to - Settings -> More ->Mobile Network -> Access point Names -> + ( to add)
www.apnsettings.org
4. Roaming must be enabled.
This will include another APN for AT&T roaming use.
settings -> Wi-Fi & Network -> SIM & Network settings -> Roaming checked
Settings -> Wi-Fi & Network -> SIM & Network settings -> Access Point Names -> APNs
Program Data Settings for Your Device
Can’t connect to the internet on your mobile device? Here’s how to set up the access point name (APN) to get you going again.
www.att.com
5. *#*#4636#*#* in the dialer to bring up the testing menu, then the phone information setting, then the set preferred network type drop down. Set to a list that includes LTE. (I seem to have to have 3G options allowed, which connect and then transition to 4G VoLTE)
6. VoLTE must be turned on in settings -> Wi-Fi & Network -> SIM & Network settings -> VoLTE -> use VoLTE.
*#*#4636#*#* to check for "VoLTE Provisioned".
7. It can take up to 15 minutes for VoLTE to register with the network in order to place and receive calls.
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In that case, there are many steps to getting VoLTE working roaming on AT&T
1. The SIM card must have proper settings in it, sometimes requiring replacement of the SIM card.
2. IMS software must be installed on your phone (the proprietary VoLTE software made by your carrier). If you are running stock software, this is already done.
3. APN (IMS) settings must be correct. It seems your local carrier is still running 3G, and you do not need VoLTE there yet, so the pine cellular APN can be skipped.
Two APN entries are needed, one for data (carrier) and one for voice (IMS).
One will be named IMS with uniform settings, the other will be named after the carrier, with specific settings.
Settings -> Wi-Fi & Network -> SIM & Network settings -> Access Point Names -> APNs
Uniform IMS settings
VoLTE－Manually add the IMS APN - SUN Mobile
SUN Mobile
www.sunmobile.com.hk
The IMS APN is not the active "checked" one, but must be present in order for the voice (VoLTE) network to work on top of the data (LTE) network.
Each carrier has specific values that must be programmed. Sometimes Apple and Google will program these settings through their management controls for the major carriers, otherwise they must be inputted manually.
Pine Cellular APN Settings
Pine Cellular APN Settings 2023 - 5G 4G LTE APN USA
Pine Cellular USA 4G LTE 5G Internet and MMS Settings for iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro iPad Android Samsung Galaxy HTC Nexus Tab Duos Pine Cellular APN Settings for Android In your Android Smart Phone Go to - Settings -> More ->Mobile Network -> Access point Names -> + ( to add)
www.apnsettings.org
4. Roaming must be enabled.
This will include another APN for AT&T roaming use.
settings -> Wi-Fi & Network -> SIM & Network settings -> Roaming checked
Settings -> Wi-Fi & Network -> SIM & Network settings -> Access Point Names -> APNs
Program Data Settings for Your Device
Can’t connect to the internet on your mobile device? Here’s how to set up the access point name (APN) to get you going again.
www.att.com
5. VoLTE must be turned on in settings -> Wi-Fi & Network -> SIM & Network settings -> VoLTE -> use VoLTE.
#*#*4636#*#* to check for "VoLTE Provisioned".
6. It takes approximately 15 minutes for VoLTE to register with the network in order to place and receive calls.
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Thank you so much for writing all that out. i bet it's the APN settings. There was only the one for pine and putting the sim in another pine cellular phone had it working. I'm going to try one more time before I send it back. I'm not very confident that pine customer service knows that they are doing at this point.
alforddm said:
Thank you so much for writing all that out. i bet it's the APN settings. There was only the one for pine and putting the sim in another pine cellular phone had it working. I'm going to try one more time before I send it back. I'm not very confident that pine customer service knows that they are doing at this point.
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I guess I'm going to send this phone back and buy something from Pine. Bought a new SIM card from them this morning and it still doesn't work. I now have data roaming on ATT but still no VoLTE or WIFI calling.
The Pine rep I talked to this morning was much better than the previous one and she said she had experienced this previously with a clients new phone. Pine was "old school" with some of their internal system.
I did notice they aren't selling any 5g phones yet so it's possible it's something with this being a 5G phone or maybe Android 11.