Nighthawk M1 AT commands

README.MD

Connect Nighthawk M1 via USB to your computer. Open up a terminal and connect to the Nighthawk M1 via telnet (IP MAY VARY): telnet 192.168.1.1 5510.

You can check the current status of the LTE via the AT!gstatus? command.

To add more options to your cellular list in the Nighthawk M1 settings, copy/paste the following commands and paste them in the telnet session (you might need to hit ENTER one or two times - just as long until no "OK" comes back):

AT!BAND=3,"1800 Only (B3)",0,4
AT!BAND=4,"2600 Only (B7)",0,40
AT!BAND=5,"900 Only (B8)",0002000000000000,80
AT!BAND=6,"800 Only (B20)",0,80000
AT!BAND=7,"800+900+2600 (B20+B8+B7)",0002000000000000,800C0

After that, just reboot your Nighthawk M1 and find the new options under http://192.168.1.1/index.html#settings/cellular

Yes it does, I've just done it on mine wiht 12.06.08. Make sure you are not connected to the router via Wi-FI (disable it on your computer), but only via USB tether @slurt

Has anyone had any luck aggregating the bands though? When I try AT!BAND=3,"B3 + B7",0,44 the device refuses to connect (the status page shows NOT CONNECTED). Could it be that the carrier is blocking that?
@wombat, did you not have such an issue?

@knrybarczyk hmm no not really - in the end it depends also on your carrier to allow for the bands to be aggregated. I had situations where maybe the reception of one tower was not ideal and it wouldnt aggregate but moving it a bit helped with that.

Are there other commands to use with Putty other than adding packages?