I have a RG255C-GL installed in a MikroTik LtAP. I’ve updated the card to latest firmware (RG255CGLABR01A04M4G_A0.004.A0.004) and at boot-up, the card is not recognised anymore. I have to to a USB-powerreset after bootup. After contacting MikroTik-Support they tell me:
Our developer concluded that the issue comes from modems FW, which can not fixed in future RouterOS versions. We recommend you to downgrade modems FW or contact Quectel in order to fix it in modems FW.
Anyone else expiriencing this problem? Also it seems to have stability problems but i am not sure if its RouterOS or card-firmware-related Problem.
I was hoping to get a rock-solid LTE/5G Solution for beeing on the road but at the momemt it’s a but frustrating…
Hey @silvia
Thanks for you answer. My current workaround in RouterOS is, that after startup it should do a 1-second powercycle of the miniPCIe Port, then the card is working.
With the old firmware it that (i dont know exactly which version) this problem was not there (tested with the same RouterOS Version!)
Like mentioned before, the Team of MikroTik told that it’s not a linux and/or RouterOS related problem.
I can start GPS with AT+QGPS=1 command, but I don’t have 3V power supply for GPS antenna. At the moment I am testing modem on PC using COM ports. When I start GPS on PC then in the next step I will test on mikrotik.