using AR502 with LTE in roaming

chenhui · Created Sep 6, 2021 02:12:26

Hi,
That is not determined by the device. The AR router is just a receiver, you should confirm with your LTE provider whether your SIM card supports the roaming.
Besides, you should beware of the LTE bands that your destination support. For AR502H, it supports LTE FDD band 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, and 20. DO NOT bring it to the country in which the supported bands are not listed., else, you are just waste your time.

Gustavo.HdezF · Created Sep 3, 2021 18:14:09

It does not depend of the router, if the mobile service provider that you have in the router has roaming aggreements in the country where you are going, the router has to work with problem.

Regards.

BennySmile · Created Sep 4, 2021 02:15:53

Hi itreb,
In my opinion, the AR router connects to the carrier's LTE network through a SIM card. Therefore, the AR router determines whether the SIM determines roaming. If you travel abroad, you should go to the carrier to enable the SIM roaming service.

S_Noch · Created Sep 4, 2021 09:31:03

Good

chenhui · Created Sep 6, 2021 02:12:26

Hi,
That is not determined by the device. The AR router is just a receiver, you should confirm with your LTE provider whether your SIM card supports the roaming.
Besides, you should beware of the LTE bands that your destination support. For AR502H, it supports LTE FDD band 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, and 20. DO NOT bring it to the country in which the supported bands are not listed., else, you are just waste your time.

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