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If the device is no longer recording or detecting the disconnection event then it will be very difficult to move forward. We might have reached the limits of public troubleshooting then. The chincy 5 and 10 gig data plans with absurdly expensive pricing for them for the 4510L will probably send me back to cable when my contract expires. I assume it has been noted the recent purchase of added spectrum from three cable companies. Verizon's taking ownership of customer problems with hardware they sell is disgraceful.
#Verizon mifi 4510l battery life upgrade#
7 months to get to the current version 2.23 and it still has obvious problems, including primitive, error prone upgrade procedures.
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Otherwise, they would lite a fire under their hardware provider to FIX the hardware internal software and do it NOW, or we're gonna cancel you and quit selling your product.
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I'm coming to the conlusion that this sort of thing with the 4510L (as well as their smart phones) is LARGELY a network and/or bandwidth problem and verizon knows full well what causes these kinds of problems but just isn't about to admit the real reasons.įast rollouts of new technology always does.Īn let's face it. How's that saying go "america's most reliable network"? Keep logging for us and see if there are any consistencies. SINR is the interferance in the area, mine is normally around 30dB but I am also not in a 4G area. Your MiFi must have 3G disabled because it is not reporting a statistic for EVDO. Your LTE signal strength at the time of this log looks to be good so I dont think that would be an issue. Would you happen to be in a highly congested wireless area when this happened such as a coffee shop, airport or office building? You could also be drowned out by other users as the towers prioritize other traffic over your own. The towers in the area may not be transferring you over correctly as you roam about. Network failures would have to be corrected by Verizon. A device failure could have happened on your SIM card in which case resetting should resolve or show signs of improvement. I'm thinking this is more of a network problem but we cannot really be sure. The logs are consistent with what you have described so far. Browsing would have been able to recover but streaming content/VPN's would have been broken. Doesn't surprise me if you noticed your device was not working during that time. It looks like the device was able to recover on its own after about 30 seconds.
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What you captured here is a disconnection event from the LTE network. I captured the logs, but after I did so, I checked it and the connection had come back. It may or may not have happened again this morning. The only other kind of event I can recall since upgrading to 2.23 was the LTE outage a few days ago, but that's not worth bringing up. I think it has happened most on CalTrain, but then, I mostly use the MiFi on CalTrain, so that doesn't say a lot. I don't have a consistent location where this happens. Even the 2G network on my iPhone is virtually always 4 or 5 bars around here (Silicon Valley). I don't really recall this being associated with a lack of a strong signal. Since I didn't look at the log, I don't have signal numbers, but I almost never see anything less than 4 bars. I've seen the log (I have it enabled), but it didn't occur to me to look at it.
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But for now we do not have a better term for this symptom so I understand where you are coming from. You are correct when you say that the "Dormant" state is not sufficient to iden. An antenna or booster may be able to help you if your signal strength is higher than that. Something may be interfering with your connection that intermittently disconnects/ties you up. Your feedback on the ability to hit "Connect" and "Disconnect" to resolve the problems seems to point us in this direction.Īlso, share with us your signal strength when the problem happens. Sometimes the MiFi will be able to identify a problem with the network and display it in that area. Check for any disconnection events that might identify a glitch in the connection. Check your diagnostics log the next time you notice the problem.