I'm not real sure what's going to fix your issue... If your dropping signal completely I would point to the modem, but it's probably the same modem you were running on stock with no issues... I would wipe the phone and reflash... If your TiBu was made from a TouchWiz ROM that could also be your issue somehow...
Thanks...
I can report that those settings for the Rogers LTE APN are correct and working.
On this same front, there seems to be a lot of misinformation (old, incomplete, or irrelevant) wandering around the internet about how to set up Rogers Tethering properly.
Anyone out there had any success with Rogers Data Tethering? I can't tell if there is something specific that needs to be done differently for the SGS3, because mine is confirmed set up on Rogers internal side, but i can't for the life of me figure out the settings to get my SGS3 connection shared with my iPad.
Thanks!
EDIT/ADDITION:
So with a great deal of fiddling around, and a little bit more information for you here:
1) The device I'm trying to tether on is the iPad 2
2) I have had limited success in wifi hotspot tethering, but only through some monkeying around that I don't have the technical background to explain why this would be the case.
I added in various APNs and tested a bunch of combinations. Nothing particularly worked when connected to the LTE network. The last time tethering did work for me was with AOKP b5, and I'm now running CM10 10/24 Nightly. The one...flaw?...with AOKP was that my LTE connection wasn't turned on, and wasn't sticking. So the last time my tethering worked was when I was connected to 3G/H/H+ with AOKP by mistake.
So, I tested that on CM10 by entering the rogers-core-appl1.apn, and bumping down my preferred connection to GSM/WCDMA.
Suddenly, success!
Now...the technical part that maybe someone with more experience can answer is - does the wifi hotspot communicate something to the iPad2 where it is trying to use or show use of an LTE connection?? Is that why tethering would work on the 3G/H/H+ connections, but would not work when my SGS3 was connected to the 4G network??
Thanks!
Matt
On this same front, there seems to be a lot of misinformation (old, incomplete, or irrelevant) wandering around the internet about how to set up Rogers Tethering properly.
Anyone out there had any success with Rogers Data Tethering? I can't tell if there is something specific that needs to be done differently for the SGS3, because mine is confirmed set up on Rogers internal side, but i can't for the life of me figure out the settings to get my SGS3 connection shared with my iPad.
Thanks!
EDIT/ADDITION:
So with a great deal of fiddling around, and a little bit more information for you here:
1) The device I'm trying to tether on is the iPad 2
2) I have had limited success in wifi hotspot tethering, but only through some monkeying around that I don't have the technical background to explain why this would be the case.
I added in various APNs and tested a bunch of combinations. Nothing particularly worked when connected to the LTE network. The last time tethering did work for me was with AOKP b5, and I'm now running CM10 10/24 Nightly. The one...flaw?...with AOKP was that my LTE connection wasn't turned on, and wasn't sticking. So the last time my tethering worked was when I was connected to 3G/H/H+ with AOKP by mistake.
So, I tested that on CM10 by entering the rogers-core-appl1.apn, and bumping down my preferred connection to GSM/WCDMA.
Suddenly, success!
Now...the technical part that maybe someone with more experience can answer is - does the wifi hotspot communicate something to the iPad2 where it is trying to use or show use of an LTE connection?? Is that why tethering would work on the 3G/H/H+ connections, but would not work when my SGS3 was connected to the 4G network??
Thanks!
Matt
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i did the tutorial here
and im still getting 3g or H+
i just flashed my rogers stock rom to paranoid android 2.50.
im running stock kernel
can you please help me PLEASE!
EDIT: i am using rogers samsung galaxy s3 i747m and i am in a lte area becasue when i was using my stock rom this morning it said LTE....not 4g or 4g lte.
did a speed test too and im only getting 7.5 mb where as i was geting 15+mb yesterday on stock rom.
thanks for any help guys its greatly appreciated
and im still getting 3g or H+
i just flashed my rogers stock rom to paranoid android 2.50.
im running stock kernel
can you please help me PLEASE!
EDIT: i am using rogers samsung galaxy s3 i747m and i am in a lte area becasue when i was using my stock rom this morning it said LTE....not 4g or 4g lte.
did a speed test too and im only getting 7.5 mb where as i was geting 15+mb yesterday on stock rom.
thanks for any help guys its greatly appreciated
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Did you do the dial code to switch the bands?
I just spent yesterday night figuring it out and I just went to mobile networks n select Rogers late n picked late gsm preferred and I started getting 4g so I think I fixed it
I can't believe I didnt' start flashing ROMs earlier... This is amazing. It's SO much smoother than ICS. Haven't run into any major problems so far (10.28 build) however I'm not able to connect to facebook, anyone else have this problem?
I have this same issue as well but only on Paranoid Android. I tried it over Slimbean and it worked. Also used to work when I used AOKP a while back. Not sure why this is the case.
I only get H+ on Bell with everything you have but no worries, Not like I download huge files on the go with limited data.
I believe that's a flaw in AOKP - Task's ROM has it fixed, but that's cause Task is awesome
Updated to latest Paranoid Android from stock Rogers.
LTE is horrible. I'm getting worse than HSPA speeds.
LTE is horrible. I'm getting worse than HSPA speeds.
fix for me
For me restoring using the generated QCN corresponding to carrier version phone fixed my LTE problem. Steps in this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801997. After restoring using modified file and changing to LTE/GSM/WDCMA mode in mobile settings got an LTE signal instantly. Tried every other recommendation beforehand and nothing else worked for me.
Note using an unlocked Rogers GS3 on Koodo and tried flashing a Telus modified QCN which didn't work. Rogers file brought back LTE.
For me restoring using the generated QCN corresponding to carrier version phone fixed my LTE problem. Steps in this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801997. After restoring using modified file and changing to LTE/GSM/WDCMA mode in mobile settings got an LTE signal instantly. Tried every other recommendation beforehand and nothing else worked for me.
Note using an unlocked Rogers GS3 on Koodo and tried flashing a Telus modified QCN which didn't work. Rogers file brought back LTE.
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29Are you having issues with LTE on an AOSP ROM? Look here for information, and post any questions you may have about the subject.
First, we need to debunk the carrier's explanation of 4g. The carriers will explain to you that if it says 4g on the stock ROM you are using LTE. That is NOT true, 4g on the stock ROM is actually H, or H+, which is technically 3.5g, and not LTE. The stock ROM displays LTE as 4g LTE
So the first thing you need to do is make SURE you are in a location that has LTE coverage. Go to your carrier's website and verify with their coverage map
Coverage Maps:
AT&T
Rogers
Bell
Telus
AOSP based ROMs display your true network connectivity as follows:
G = GPRS
E = EDGE
3g = 3g
H = HSDPA / HSPA
H+ = HSDPA+ / HSPA+
4g = LTE
For Canadian users, you MUST verify LTE / GSM / WCDMA is selected.
The Dialer Code is *#*#DATA*#*# (or *#*#4636#*#*). You will enter the Data Programming menu, to set it.
Here is an app that will access the menu for you:
LTEOnOFF
Reported ROMs the settings stick on reboot:
CM10
SlimBean
AOKP
Now you have to verify you are using the correct LTE APN settings, and if not, add it.
You can access your APNs by "System Settings => More => Mobile networks => Access Point Names"
Here are the LTE settings for ALL US and Canadian carriers:
AT&T
Name: ATT PTA
APN: pta
MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Auth: none
APN type: default,mms,supl,hipri
Rogers
APN - ltemobile.apn
Proxy - <not set>
Port - <not set>
Username- <Not set>
Passwors - <not set>
Server < not set>
MMSC - http://mms.gprs.rogers.com
MMS - proxy 10.128.1.69
MMS - Port 80
MMS protocol - Wap 2.0 or Blank
MCC - 302
MNC - 720
Aythentication type - < not set>
APN type - either "*" or "internet + mms" Should work
Bell
APN: pda.bell.ca
Proxy: web.wireless.bell.ca
Port:80
Username: Not set
Password: Not set
Server: Not set
MMSC: http://mms.bell.ca/mms/wapenc
MMS Proxy: web.wireless.bell.ca
MMS Port: 80
MCC:302
MNC: 610
Authentication Type: Not set
APN Type: Not set
Telus
NAME: TELUS SP
APN: sp.telus.com
Proxy: not set
Port: not set
Username: not set
Password: not set
Server: not set
MMSC: http://aliasredirect.net/proxy/mmsc
MMS Proxy: 74.49.0.18
MMS Port: 80
MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0
MCC: 302
MNC: 220
Authentication type: not set
APN Type: default,mms,hipri
Bearer: unspecified
Alaska Communications (ACS)
2 APNs
Data APN:
Name: ACS Data
APN: web.acs
MCC 311 (Default)
MNC 370 (Default)
APN type: “default,supl” or “*”
MMS APN:
Name: ACS MMS
APN: mms.acs
MMSC: http://mmsc.gci.csky.us:6672
MMS proxy: 209.4.229.92
MMS port: 9201
MCC 311 (Default)
MNC 370 (Default)
APN type: mms
Or the easiest way to do it would be just to edit the two current (GCI) APNs and change in the APN where ‘gci’ is listed to ‘acs’.
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Fido
apn: ltemobile.apn
mmsc: http://mms.fido.ca
mms proxy: 204.151.11.13
mms port: 80
mcc: 370
apn type: internet +mms2
Carrier? could you post your settings for help with the guide? If they look exactly the same, just say theyre the same...2
