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5G (GSM module) for VenusOS

Hello,

I'm currently running an RPi 4b with Venus OS 2.93. Currently I'm using the SIM7600G Hat together with a Telekom Sim Card very well via LTE/4G. Because of the Telekom contract also includes 5G, I wondered if there is already some support for 5G in Venus OS?

There is already a SIM8200 hat for RPi, which supports 5G, even though it's quite expensive :-)

I thought about just buying it and give it a try, but I could imagine, that there has to be some updates of the 5G AT-commands.

Is there already something available or if not something in develop?

Thank you!

Venus OSgsm
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springgrove answered ·

Hi, I new to this GSM stuff, I see you have this SIM7600G-H hat working with Venus OS , are you posting to the VRM Portal?, I am not able to get this working on LTE/4G only on WiFi, is there a tutorial that you can direct me to, many thanks in advance

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Simon Brazeau avatar image Simon Brazeau commented ·
I am also looking for the same information. Have you found anything for the RPi 4b and the SIM3700?
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kevgermany answered ·

@Tobe91 @springgrove

Moved to modifications as it's an RPi question


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fitmydashcam-ltd answered ·

Is it needed? The throughput isnt really useful to anything on a rPi or Venus OS in my opinion, sticking even to 2G would suit 99% of users.

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kevgermany avatar image kevgermany ♦♦ commented ·
If you still have 2 or 3G coverage
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