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    How to connect the COM.X NB IoT and use is for mqtt or other requests

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      mchott
      last edited by mchott

      I have an Core2 and the COM.X NB IoT with an unlocked SIM card for a data connection. Now I would setup an wifi access point and for internet connectivity I would use the 3G connection.

      How can I use this module in UI Flow to get the connection .. for example to connect to an mqtt broker like I would do when the Core2 is connected to wifi? And maybe all other connected wifi clients can directly communicate with the internet and.

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        felmue
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        Hello @mchott

        in UIFlow 1.10.x have you tried the MQTT blocks under Modules - COM.X - NB-IoT?

        Thanks
        Felix

        GPIO translation table M5Stack / M5Core2
        Information about various M5Stack products.
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          mchott
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          The first thing is the mismatch between the dip switch setting and the real setting for TX/RX with the Core2. If you have the Core2 TX:14 and RX:13 is the correct connection. After that I "Check module status" with success and "true". But the Network registration and GPRS network registration is 0 and the signal quality is 99. After that I tested my SIM in other devices and this is not the problem.

          But there is no connection. Still an red led and an blinking blue led.

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            felmue
            last edited by

            Hello @mchott

            in my experience a data SIM (for smartphones, LTE routers, etc.) is not good enough for NB-IoT. You will need a SIM card specifically for NB-IoT plus the NB-IoT service needs to be offered by the provider in your region.

            Thanks
            Felix

            GPIO translation table M5Stack / M5Core2
            Information about various M5Stack products.
            Code examples

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