there is a problem (quectel ec200t-eu), I am unable to connect to TCP/IP or any internet protocols until I disable PDP context with CID 10 in my case. so is there any solution to use only first for example. or what command AT+CGACT? exactly does and. manually typing AT+CGACT = 0,10 takes to much time (in my case) and is there a way to save that setting?
NOTE: I have 2 devices with the same operator and settings and this problem only occurs with the second one, so is there a chance that this may be the cause of the problem?
is there a way to debug extra context like find where it comes from?
how to delete it? if you mean AT+CGACT=0,10 for example, it helps but after restarting, I have the same problem. and on another device, I do not have that problem.
when it is disabled (+CGACT: 10,0 ) I do not have problems and after restarting it stays in that condition (I do not know how I did it)
I again take another quectel and got the same error:
I can say that problem is with the operator which I use, I have the internet on my phone if I insert it, but when I insert the sim in the module I need to deactivate context if there is an extra except 1, and 8 with command AT+CGACT
this is a result of the command AT+CGACT=0,2 deleting context and I can use the internet but after restarting I have the same problem.
NOTE: I used anther module and extra now is 2 thats why there is no id with 10.
What does AT+CGDCONT? show after a restart? I’d like to know what APNs are in what contexts now.
This looks like a problem created by an active MBN (Modem Configuration Binary) file. But I can see no MBN-related commands in my EC200T&UC200T AT Commands Manual.
And the usual AT+QMBNCFG="List" command isn’t implemented on my own EC200T-EU.