@IoT-Arista Neul messaging was used in the past because it was required by OceanConnect from huawei. I believe since then t-mobile moved from OC to Nokia impact so Neul messaging is no longer needed and plain CoAP should just work. Is that correct @afzal_m @Eric-Barten ? However I think the documentation is missing information on how CoAP can be used. So probably the next best thing is LWM2M, which is based on CoAP but has many more features and is very well documented. I think CDP support for LWM2M is still in beta…

@IoT-Arista Hi, thanks for letting us know! We moved our documentation library to docs.iotcreators.com - but I think you figured that out. I will try to figure out if we can change or remove the broken links from google search. Thank you!

@Stefan-de-Lange thanks for your feedback. We are deploying a more robust architecture in a few weeks’ time. That has confirmed performance improvements. Some pages you may try to load are top-heavy, so they can take a few seconds to pull down all supplier logos and product pictures (e.g. the modems page, where we have almost 150 modules integrated). @Uta is referring to the IoT Solution Optimizer which can be found under the “SERVICES” node. If you click on the link under “virtual twin technology” in the description, you can open a product brief to learn more… And speaking of learning more, under “LEARN” we have a lot of great information in the “Technology Cards” library. Take care! Miguel

@Aleksandra-Klinkner Hi Aleksandra, this is good news… Awesome! I am looking forward to do tests….

Hi IoT friends! A frequently asked question is the possibility to provide location services for NB-IoT to avoid the necessity of GPS. (Since GPS is reducing the battery life). There are several ways to provide NB-IoT location services. And there are also several use cases which require location services. I’d like to learn more about how our users want to apply location services. E.g. To track your devices To see if your device is moving To get a notification if your device has moves Would you like to share here what you want to use location services for? Please also tell us more about the accuracy and if you need the information real time, a couple of times per day, every 5 minutes etc. Thanks!

@Florian-Duecker THX - I will keep you updated…

Hi, A few days ago, I purchased two development boards. One of them is featuring the SIMcom7070G. My location is Germany, I am using a SIM from the Netherlands with Roaming enabled. I have not yet managed to send a message through but I can PING 172.27.131.100 - I hope that this module is compatible as it is not one of the recommended or approved one’s. Here are the commands for a successful PING: (Some are probably redundant) AT+CPIN? +CPIN: READY OK AT+CSQ +CSQ: 9,99 OK AT+CGATT? +CGATT: 1 OK AT+COPS? +COPS: 1,0,“Telekom.de”,9 OK AT+CGNAPN +CGNAPN: 1,“cdp.iot.t-mobile.nl” OK AT+CNCFG=0,1,“cdp.iot.t-mobile.nl” OK AT+CNACT=0,1 OK +APP PDP: 0,ACTIVE AT+CNACT? +CNACT: 0,1,“10.0.2.13” +CNACT: 1,0,“0.0.0.0” +CNACT: 2,0,“0.0.0.0” +CNACT: 3,0,“0.0.0.0” OK AT+CAOPEN=0,0,“UDP”,“172.27.131.100”,15683 +CAOPEN: 0,0 OK AT+SNPDPID=? +SNPDPID: (0-4) OK AT+SNPDPID=0 OK AT+SNPING4=“172.27.131.100”, 5, 1, 20000 +SNPING4: 1,172.27.131.100,2577 +SNPING4: 2,172.27.131.100,367 +SNPING4: 3,172.27.131.100,279 +SNPING4: 4,172.27.131.100,292 +SNPING4: 5,172.27.131.100,311 OK

@Florian-Duecker I am using T-Mobile NB IoT sim card. I already sent you the ID of the sim card so you are suggesting me to order a new sim card from link you sent? I’ll check it.

May I suggest you also take a look at our central FAQ page for NB-IoT Roaming?

Thanks a lot. That was very helpfull.

Hi, looks like it’s fixed. I can register it. Will try to connect. Thanks, Joop!

@afzal_m Hallo Afzal. Ik weet niet zo snel hoe ik een DM naar jou toe moet sturen. Maar heb het nummer van de SIM in een Chat met jou doorgegeven. En natuurlijk zal ik doorgeven wat het resultaat is van de test

@afzal_m thanks that would be great!

@Crowdsourcer If you see 15 mA it means there is a problem. I measured an average of 6.7 uA in PSM

Unfortunately not yet. Still working on a fix.

Thank you mr @magnatron! Indeed very much looking forward to what is ahead Lets connect soon, it will be awesome to get an update on your endeavours with myndr.nl, the site looks sweet! iotcreators.com is always happy with feedback and suggestions in this thread. You can also reach out to the members of the Deutsche Telekom IOT forum group directly. The team will help you to find / create the right channels to solve issues asap.

Hi Thomas, Yes, SMS is supported over our LTE-M network. We will soon provide an detailed overview of the supported features and capabilities, please stay tuned! Best, Ronan

@Stefan-de-Lange Hi Stefan, we wanted to use replicate real Scenario as much as possible, and wanted to use the chipset in devices that our Clients are using therefore for this time we didnt consider the Simulators. We have load figures already from our Vendors, who did the testing using such Simulators.

Yes and no. The community package was a Dutch proposition based on a promise that T-Mobile Netherlands made. And it is not something that we can offer in other countries. It’s still available in our back-end. If you or anyone else in NL needs the package, pls just drop me a direct message here or via hello@iotcreators.com!

@afzal_m said in Add subscriptions via api: Thanks a lot @JeroenD. Maybe you are not aware of it but last month with did a major update on the document library after two years. But we only focused on the devices part. In August we will update the API part as well @Roalnd-Baldin is already working on it. Nice @afzal_m

Does it also work for @trick2011 now?

@apuhl , with a classic M2M GSIM (IMSI starting with 90140), you may use the standard APN “internet.m2mportal.de”, with a Consumer SIM card (starting with 26201), it should be “internet.telekom.de”. Best, Ronan

So sorry that this affected you in this way. I’m really sorry! Mistakes like this should not - but can happen. Our whole team is truely dedicated to provide the best service to all our users! We are working hard on it to make it a truely magical experience for everyone. As I have said we are in a process of migration and restructuring. This includes considering a new pricing model as well. We are hearing our customers and strive hard to make things happen. However, we are not a connectivity provider offering pure LPWA connectivity. There are several elements our solution offers that is not part of traditional connectivity-only solutions. Therefore, we will probably never be able to cut those prices. We are happy that you are part of the IoT Creators community and we hope we can continue to be a reliable partner at your side!