RAK8212 and soracom network.

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Robin in reply to @alexfreed58

Mon 2019.07.22

@alexfreed58, no clue, only providing links here, but on a hunch, isn't a 'Hologram' sim required?

https://about.att.com/story/narrowband_iot_launches_us_and_mexico.html
"We plan to launch NB-IoT in the U.S. early next year, followed by Mexico by the end of 2019."

Was informed not to expect miracles until the fourth quarter of 2019.

https://www.hackster.io/Salmanfarisvp/getting-started-with-wislink-cellular-52f97f
"I got a A free developer SIM with 1MB/month included on Hologram's Global IoT Network for getting started with cellular IoT development (more info :- https://hologram.io/devplan/)"

I started reading up on this three months ago, as ATT just made an announcement back in January, after we lost 2G coverage here in the mid-west a while back. Many links here:

http://forum.espruino.com/comments/14660227/

Keep us posted please . . . .

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alexfreed58 in reply to @Robin

Robin,
Hologram is one of the sim card providers, but not the only one. Soracom is another player, and as I said it works just fine with 2 other brands of LTE modules. I have no trouble connecting to soracom gateway via AT&T using SIM7000A module, but for some reason not BG96.

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