It's the most robust way, but generally my favorite way is to make huge movement swings left and right to find where the signal drop off is and then center between the left extreme and right extreme THEN iterate small adjustments to find the sweet spot for the tower and band I'm testing. The InvisaGig allows real live fine tuning unlike any other modem out there.
Do ya'll plan on carrying the NEXPRO 5G with the newer X65 modem in them? Would love to see more videos on them. Seem all you do now is antennas invigagig
I think you emailed? I sent a reply. For everyone else. It's automatic. The InvisaGig will assign the carrier assigned IP address to the Ethernet port of the device it is connected to, automatically. Menu option 10 allows you to turn this off, or assign the MAC address manually (like if you need to use the InvisaGig through a switch first that then goes to your router, more advanced of a setup.)
Please clarify when to insert the home internet sim card for the first time. Toward the start of the video and after entering the password for the first time, I thought the video implies may insert the real sim card at that point? I think that's if we let the invisagig automatically configure the real sim card; I thought of the same thing if we chose the internet provider from the invisagig's list. But toward the end of the video after configuring it through "Generic w/ manual APN" and it showed "status: cannot reach the internet", it was mentioned "swap the sim card and insert the real one" - does the word swap means remove a fake sim card from the invisagig and then insert the real sim card? When is the real sim card supposed to be inserted into the invisagig modem? What specific procedures to follow with different circumstances as if trying to go with 1) Allow modem to auto select carrier profile, OR 2) Manually select carrier profile which presents different circumstances by either going with 1) Generic w/ manual APN or pick tfrom 2) through 17) the carrier name on the listed names of providers. Do we suppose to remove the real sim card every time before we start trying each one of these circumstances and when do we insert said sim card into the invisagig again?
Nothing that complicated. This is a general how-to, using a few examples to represent all possible SIMs. It doesn't matter when the SIM is inserted as far as settings are conecerned, as long as you reboot the modem after you set the appropriate settings AND the SIM is inserted. Reboot last. My personal method: Power up, no sim, set settings for that sim and plan, insert sim, reboot. It really isn't that particular. As long as you reboot the modem AFTER you both have entered all your settings AND the sim is inserted.
Hey there. I purchased the invisagig modem and have a TMobile home internet SIM, but can't get it to connect to the Internet. It recognizes the sim card, and the antennas can't detect towers, but it doesn't seem to want to reach the internet following these instructions. Any other suggestions?
@@wirelesshaven I haven't bought a unit yet. I live in the US and own my current device. If I switched, and needed to repair the new device, would things be self explanatory to a reasonably technical user after giving the appropriate command, or would I need to get specific details beyond that? I'm not asking for the details themselves.
Is there a way to find the best signal besides moving the antenna one click at at time?
It's the most robust way, but generally my favorite way is to make huge movement swings left and right to find where the signal drop off is and then center between the left extreme and right extreme THEN iterate small adjustments to find the sweet spot for the tower and band I'm testing.
The InvisaGig allows real live fine tuning unlike any other modem out there.
Do ya'll plan on carrying the NEXPRO 5G with the newer X65 modem in them? Would love to see more videos on them. Seem all you do now is antennas invigagig
Once the x65 that everyone is pushing right now is FCC approved we will likely offer it, until then we are testing and developing.
Can you explain how pass through works #10 selection? maybe another video?
I think you emailed? I sent a reply.
For everyone else. It's automatic.
The InvisaGig will assign the carrier assigned IP address to the Ethernet port of the device it is connected to, automatically.
Menu option 10 allows you to turn this off, or assign the MAC address manually (like if you need to use the InvisaGig through a switch first that then goes to your router, more advanced of a setup.)
Can you use the Invisagig with Google Fi Wireless?
We have seen it done here in fact: th-cam.com/video/JpS1ZobA1wM/w-d-xo.html
Please clarify when to insert the home internet sim card for the first time. Toward the start of the video and after entering the password for the first time, I thought the video implies may insert the real sim card at that point? I think that's if we let the invisagig automatically configure the real sim card; I thought of the same thing if we chose the internet provider from the invisagig's list.
But toward the end of the video after configuring it through "Generic w/ manual APN" and it showed "status: cannot reach the internet", it was mentioned "swap the sim card and insert the real one" - does the word swap means remove a fake sim card from the invisagig and then insert the real sim card?
When is the real sim card supposed to be inserted into the invisagig modem? What specific procedures to follow with different circumstances as if trying to go with 1) Allow modem to auto select carrier profile, OR 2) Manually select carrier profile which presents different circumstances by either going with 1) Generic w/ manual APN or pick tfrom 2) through 17) the carrier name on the listed names of providers. Do we suppose to remove the real sim card every time before we start trying each one of these circumstances and when do we insert said sim card into the invisagig again?
Nothing that complicated. This is a general how-to, using a few examples to represent all possible SIMs.
It doesn't matter when the SIM is inserted as far as settings are conecerned, as long as you reboot the modem after you set the appropriate settings AND the SIM is inserted. Reboot last.
My personal method: Power up, no sim, set settings for that sim and plan, insert sim, reboot.
It really isn't that particular. As long as you reboot the modem AFTER you both have entered all your settings AND the sim is inserted.
Hey there. I purchased the invisagig modem and have a TMobile home internet SIM, but can't get it to connect to the Internet. It recognizes the sim card, and the antennas can't detect towers, but it doesn't seem to want to reach the internet following these instructions. Any other suggestions?
Hey Tyler, I responded to your email with all that you need. :)
Thank you! @@wirelesshaven
@@wirelesshaven I haven't bought a unit yet. I live in the US and own my current device. If I switched, and needed to repair the new device, would things be self explanatory to a reasonably technical user after giving the appropriate command, or would I need to get specific details beyond that? I'm not asking for the details themselves.
@@bW9taeH4 All easily done and info supplied to customers. Check out our forum for info as well: forum.invisagig.com