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Huawei B535-232a: LTE band aggregation, learn how to force connection in other bands

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  • #1 20304528
    689134
    Level 5  
    Hello. I would like to know if the Huawei B535-232a modem aggregates Paama LTE because I cannot find a clear answer anywhere. and how to force aggregations bo. The modem connected only in Basmoe B20
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  • #2 20304576
    matek451
    Level 43  
    Why shouldn`t it aggregate? It is a router with 2CC CA QAM64, but it must have something to aggregate, i.e. be within the range of a BTS with several LTE bands, it connects to LTE800 for a reason.
    What operator and location is it?
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  • #3 20304694
    689134
    Level 5  
    when entering the settings, you can see that it connects only to one b20 band, if it were to aggregate something, it seems to me that it would say b20 + something else. Apparently there are programs to force aggregation because I can`t find it in the device menu. I`m connecting to BTS ID 96030. Supposedly there are several bands there
  • #4 20304723
    matek451
    Level 43  
    BTS NetWorks Dubicze Cerkiewne operates in the LTE2100+1800+800 aggregation, only the base band is shown in the Device information, if there is an aggregation of 2 bands, the WebUI on the main page shows LTE+. you didn`t show the screenshot from Information.
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  • #5 20304749
    689134
    Level 5  
    so I can`t force aggregation of only two bands I have selected??? this is what it looks like on the device Huawei B535-232a: LTE band aggregation, learn how to force connection in other bands Huawei B535-232a: LTE band aggregation, learn how to force connection in other bands
  • #6 20304787
    matek451
    Level 43  
    Aggregation of 2 LTE bands, as the basic LTE800 from this BTS and a second additional LTE1800 or LTE2100 band. Sector one, at 800MHz, poor signal parameters and terrible SINR. How does the DL/UL speedtest perform in these conditions? Provide an approximate location, how far are you from this BTS?
    Of course, you can force specific individual bands and check LTE2100/LTE1800 and LTE800, each with screenshots with BTS data and signal parameters and speed tests, but on LTE capacitive bands the signal is probably even worse. After these tests, the selection of 2 bands for aggregation, screenshots from the HiLink and speedtest applications, and finally the decision to purchase an external directional antenna.
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  • #7 20305174
    689134
    Level 5  
    What program can I use to force a band change or aggregation of two bands?
  • #9 20306761
    689134
    Level 5  
    Where can I check in what configuration I can aggregate bands on this modem? I can`t find it anywhere
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  • #11 20308171
    689134
    Level 5  
    maybe it works, but my snr is weak :( B535-232 is the same as B535-232a I can`t understand the difference between the models
  • #12 20479956
    689134
    Level 5  
    Welcome back. Maybe someone knows how to set ddns or noip?
  • #13 20479979
    matek451
    Level 43  
    Do you have a public IP in Orange with external access? You are asking about DDNS, so I understand that it is dynamic? Have you set the necessary APN for this service?
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  • #14 20480916
    689134
    Level 5  
    Yes. The external address is dynamic, i.e. when the modem is turned off, e.g. when there is no power supply, the address changes and I would like to have a constant one. Yes APN set
  • #17 20482646
    689134
    Level 5  
    Orange flex has no such offer. APN set by default from the operator`s machine
  • #18 20482781
    matek451
    Level 43  
    I didn`t ask how it was set, but what the APN was, it was specific for services with a public, dynamic IP, just as it was for a static, public IP with external access.
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  • #19 20483199
    689134
    Level 5  
    The APN is called orange internet. I don`t see anything else there
  • #20 20483403
    matek451
    Level 43  
    Internet APN is standard for offers with a public IP but without external access, in Orange you need to buy a dynamic public IP with external access, the cost is PLN 7/month and PLN 5 for its activation, for him APN VPN, dynamic, so it requires the purchase of a DDNS domain or other. Alternatively, a permanent public IP with external access, cost PLN 20/month and PLN 5 for activation, APN vpn.static.p
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  • #21 20483453
    689134
    Level 5  
    Well, I asked if this modem supports DDNS because I can`t find it anywhere
  • #22 20483481
    matek451
    Level 43  
    To use a DDNS domain, you must have at least purchased a dynamic IP with external access, this one costs an additional PLN 7 per month, do you have one, have you set the APN VPN to B535 and selected it as the default one?
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  • #23 20529998
    689134
    Level 5  
    Hello. Can anyone recommend a good external antenna for this modem? Will the antenna improve the signal parameters and improve the speed? There is no way to check the bts load :(
  • #24 20534053
    matek451
    Level 43  
    The NetWorks Dubicze Cerkiewne base station operates in the LTE2100+1800+800 aggregation, we usually focus on the LTE2100+1800 capacitive bands, Dual LTE1800-2100MHz antenna from Cybertech, cables maximum 10m but preferably custom-made, SMA connectors on the cable because that is what the B535 has.
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  • #25 20808431
    koks5
    Level 12  

    B535-232a differences I noticed:
    - micro SIM card slot
    - WIFI 130
    - different arrangement of diodes on the front panel
    - HManager application does not work - I cannot perform manual aggregation, etc.

    In B535-232 HManager works great, but in the version with "a" the control application does not work. Unless someone knows another way to manually set aggregation in this router/modem?
  • #26 20832492
    689134
    Level 5  
    I recommend huaCtrl free version. Everything works. Band aggregation too.
    Maybe someone knows how to set DNS on it because there is no such tab in the settings???
  • #27 20833387
    Magdarynka
    Level 11  

    After logging in to the router settings:
    advanced tab -> router -> DHCP
    F12, console
    $(`#dhcp_dns`).show();
    $(`#dhcp_dns_checkbox`).click();
    After confirmation, "set DNS server manually" appears
  • #28 20833406
    689134
    Level 5  

    Thanks. I will check. Can you check what DNS is currently set on the modem?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Huawei B535-232a modem's capability for LTE band aggregation, specifically whether it can aggregate Paama LTE bands. Users express concerns about the modem only connecting to the B20 band and inquire about methods to force aggregation with other bands. It is noted that the modem can aggregate two bands, such as LTE2100+1800, LTE2100+800, and LTE1800+800, depending on the available bands from the connected base station (BTS). Users share tools like LTEInspecteur and ltehmonitor for managing band settings and suggest using external antennas to improve signal quality. Differences between the B535-232 and B535-232a models are discussed, particularly regarding the functionality of the HManager application for manual aggregation. Recommendations for alternative applications like huaCtrl are provided for managing band settings and DNS configurations.
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