[Feature request]: Display frequency in addition to bands

[hermsi94]

Is it possible to display the frequency in quecmanager in addition to the band used, as described here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LTE_frequency_bands
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G_NR_frequency_bands

? This would make it even easier to assign the frequencies used and you wouldn't always have to look up which frequencies are currently being used in Wikipedia.

[dgel27]

The actually frecurency depend on which technology used: tdd, fdd. And it is not just band frequency. The SB frecurency (for NR) is coded in ARFCN. So need implement calculator, like this one:
https://www.cellmapper.net/arfcn
Also, it better implement offline calculator, because private networks usually not connected to internet...

[dr-dolomite]

Sorry but I dont think that this feature will be viable or else, reliable in any way. Its not a 1:1 conversion and the modem doesnt provide native and direct information about it except for E/ARFCN. For now, you can use E/ARFCN calculators and it could produce estimations of its frequency.

[hermsi94]

Sorry but I dont think that this feature will be viable or else, reliable in any way. Its not a 1:1 conversion and the modem doesnt provide native and direct information about it except for E/ARFCN. For now, you can use E/ARFCN calculators and it could produce estimations of its frequency.

Okay. then I'll use the calculator. I didn't know until now that I could get more precise information via the E/ARFCN.

Perhaps a calculator can be integrated offline in quecmanager at some point.

Regards

[dr-dolomite]

Sorry but I dont think that this feature will be viable or else, reliable in any way. Its not a 1:1 conversion and the modem doesnt provide native and direct information about it except for E/ARFCN. For now, you can use E/ARFCN calculators and it could produce estimations of its frequency.

Okay. then I'll use the calculator. I didn't know until now that I could get more precise information via the E/ARFCN.

Perhaps a calculator can be integrated offline in quecmanager at some point.

Regards

No problem. I will still consider this and hopefully we can find a good way to implement it on our modem locally.