You always find an excuse…
The output power at the base station is the same per PRB on both B3 layers, therefore the RSRP difference on both B3 cells should not be more than 3 dB when one cell is running 1x1 SISO and the other is running MIMO.
Now it just so happens that both modems have the same PCC and CA, so here’s a comparison:
How can the RM551E-GL measure an RSRP difference of as much as 16 dB on the same band, on two cells, one operating on SISO and the other on MIMO?
While the old RG501Q measures only 1-2 dB RSRP difference and that is correct.
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SINR BUG
But yesterday the modem switched to another sector on the same base station and the SINR values went crazy
Video:
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The moment at which the wild SINR was on all SCC cells:
Rebooting the modem solved this problem but it comes back sporadically because the power saver on the base station randomly turns off/on the cells (B3 and B1).
You seriously need to update the FW for the RM551E.

