I just flashed Overcome 3.1 on the my ATT Galaxy Tab 7. The rom is super smooth. Everything appeared to go flawlessly however once completed I was unable to establish a proper data connection.
Its shows 4 bars and says connected to ATT as the "Network" under the Status menu. However the "Mobile Network State" is listed as disconnected.
If I go into the Mobile Network Settings. Under Network Operators ATT is listed under Auto Connect and if I rescan it accepts the choice and then says Registered on Network.
I cannot browse the internet. I called ATT and they were able to send me a SMS so there is some sort of connection. We could not troubleshoot any further as there systems are down.
I did a vanilla Overcome Install. Is there a post install step that I need to do? I seem to remember a similar issue with my Dell Streak that involved modifying my APN settings. Here are the APN settings for the device. (these are the Overcome defaults i believe)
Name: ATT
APN: wap.cingular
Proxy: leave blank
Port: leave blank
User name: [email protected]
Password: blank
Sever: leave blank (Will read: <not set>)
MMSC: http://mmsc.cingular.com
MMS proxy: wireless.cingular.com
MMS port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: none
APN type: internet+mms
I read this on this forum somewhere, and has always worked for me when reflashing. This is ONLY for the Pay as You Go data service to my knowledge. Your mileage may vary.
I changed my APN to the following EXACTLY:
Name: Broadband
APN: Broadband
Proxy: leave blank
Port: leave blank
User name: blank
Password: blank
Sever: leave blank (Will read: <not set>)
MMSC: not set (delete whats in here)
MMS proxy: not set (delete whats in here)
MMS port: not set (delete whats in here)
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: none
APN type: internet
I always get a connection this way. No MMS, but I don't use it anyway, that's what my phone is for.
The "broadband" apn is only for the sim card that came with a stock at&t tab, and not for the sim cards we all took from other phones.
For the former phone sim cards, wap.cingular or isp.cingular apn's.
The setting should be to "auto".
You didn't mention your modem - baseband.
rangercaptain said:
You didn't mention your modem - baseband.
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Baseband: I9000UGJK3
Modem: I am not sure how to verify this on the device (Im an n00b). I did follow the wonderful guide on Team Overcome and it recommended using "JK3 Modem" During the install. I would assume this is what I am using. How can I verify this?
PS. I wapped in my phone SIM card and everything works just fine. I can even make phone calls!
Droid2Froyo said:
I read this on this forum somewhere, and has always worked for me when reflashing. This is ONLY for the Pay as You Go data service to my knowledge. Your mileage may vary.
I changed my APN to the following EXACTLY:
Name: Broadband
APN: Broadband
Proxy: leave blank
Port: leave blank
User name: blank
Password: blank
Sever: leave blank (Will read: <not set>)
MMSC: not set (delete whats in here)
MMS proxy: not set (delete whats in here)
MMS port: not set (delete whats in here)
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: none
APN type: internet
I always get a connection this way. No MMS, but I don't use it anyway, that's what my phone is for.
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This did the trick! I used these settings with the replacement SIM card they gave me at the ATT store...
Good job. The baseband is the modem, so you are using JK3 - that's the best choice for you.
Downloading the AT&T Widget seemed to of helped: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=898688
For the last few days, I noticed my AT&T internet connection slowed down drastically (from like 3M down to 300k on SpeedTest) and the protocol is jumping back and forth from H to H+ to 3G.
My phone has Fast Dormancy disabled. It would normally stay at "3G" and then jumps to H+ when I started using the Internet. Starting from a few days ago, I noticed it would stay at "H" and then trying to acquire a H+ signal, but sometimes in vain and fell back down to 3G and going in a loop. I toggled Fast Dormancy back on, and it didn't make a difference.
This happens on both the "wap.cingular" and "phone" APN settings. No matter which one I use, now the data speed is only around 300K. It used to be around 3M.
I am on a tiered 4GB data plan. I am not a heavy data user (averaging about 1G to 2G a month) and I never received any text message from AT&T telling me that I am being throttled.
I live in South Florida, and I am wondering if anyone experienced the same slow down. Please share. Thanks. (By the way, on subsequent investigation, I found that rebooting the phone corrected the problem, both yesterday and today.)
I'm having the *exact* same problems up here in Seattle. I hope someone can help us out!
Also in Florida here, had a tiered plan and was experiencing the same regardless of APN used too.
I was told, "With THAT phone, you'll never get 4g speeds" twice by a representaive as I voiced my displeasure at the speeds I was getting. "Now, if you want to buy one of our phones, you'll get 4g speeds." I laughed and said, "No, I just want to disconnect my service, I don't want a 2 year contract and I don't want an inferior phone."
similar problems here in NYC
phone way slower
data speeds test confirm up & down speeds are way down cut way more than in half
something is up im gonna give it a few more days before I dump at&t all together
just doesnt make sense 4 me to pay at&t 2 play games w my connection and im sick of the run around nickel and diming they do to us...they want u locked 2 them and they hate.ublocked phones amd freedom
anyhow the service isnt anywhere near as good as they claim at least not here in NYC
end of rant
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Skiddledank said:
I was told, "With THAT phone, you'll never get 4g speeds" twice by a representaive as I voiced my displeasure at the speeds I was getting. "Now, if you want to buy one of our phones, you'll get 4g speeds." I laughed and said, "No, I just want to disconnect my service, I don't want a 2 year contract and I don't want an inferior phone."
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lololololol
its like their employees get zero training have zero respect for ur intelligence u cant talk to them its like a wall or an artificial inteligence bc theres no thinking involved
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Same problem here and I've also experienced no data at times in areas that I have been quite good in the past. My download speeds have gone from a high of 1800kbps last week to about 1200 now. I have a 4G sim card installed and the following are my APN settings:
APN: wap.cingular
Proxy: wireless.cingular.com
Port: 80
MMSC http://mmsc.cingular.com
MMS proxy: wireles.cingular.com
MMS port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
APN typr: internet + mms
It seems to have coincided with the release of the at&t note on 2/19
Im in SWFL as well and have noticed significantly slower connections lately on my International Note.
I actually ordred an ATT note and ganked the SIM card to put in my N7000 and am sporting that phone's (the i717) IMEI...I came from a Nitro HD prior to this phone and was getting 9-13 mbps down (no LTE here just H+) and with the same settings am getting half of that now...crazy! Not sure what the deal is but it would certainly be nice to get back to the H+ I had a few weeks ago...
Just for giggles here is the APN info I'm using (courtesy repherb)
AT&T:
Name: Nitro Default APN
APN: pta
Proxy: <none set>
Port: <none set>
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS Port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: <not set>
APN type: default,mms,supl,hipri
Name: AT&T US
APN: wap.cingular
Proxy: wireless.cingular.com
Port: 80
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS Proxy: <not set>
MMS Port: <not set>
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: <not set>
APN type: default,supl,agps,fota,dun
Name: AT&T US HSDPA
APN: phone
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS Proxy: <not set>
MMS Port: <not set>
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: <not set>
APN type: default,supl,agps,fota,dun
Also I did notice a bit of an increase from the build.prop info that was posted around here earlier...thought it might be worth a shot and ended up being a bit of a boost!
Also forgot to mention that I put my network preference as WCDMA only...that seemed to help speed it up a bit...although seemed counterintuitive (with AT&T being GSM)
Hope we can find some help!!
Considering At&t, they may be throttling all international phones now! Lol
fishscale28 said:
Im in SWFL as well and have noticed significantly slower connections lately on my International Note.
I actually ordred an ATT note and ganked the SIM card to put in my N7000 and am sporting that phone's (the i717) IMEI...I came from a Nitro HD prior to this phone and was getting 9-13 mbps down (no LTE here just H+) and with the same settings am getting half of that now...crazy! Not sure what the deal is but it would certainly be nice to get back to the H+ I had a few weeks ago...
Just for giggles here is the APN info I'm using (courtesy repherb)
AT&T:
Name: Nitro Default APN
APN: pta
Proxy: <none set>
Port: <none set>
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
MMS Proxy: proxy.mobile.att.net
MMS Port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: <not set>
APN type: default,mms,supl,hipri
Name: AT&T US
APN: wap.cingular
Proxy: wireless.cingular.com
Port: 80
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS Proxy: <not set>
MMS Port: <not set>
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: <not set>
APN type: default,supl,agps,fota,dun
Name: AT&T US HSDPA
APN: phone
Proxy: <not set>
Port: <not set>
Username: <not set>
Password: <not set>
Server: <not set>
MMSC: <not set>
MMS Proxy: <not set>
MMS Port: <not set>
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication type: <not set>
APN type: default,supl,agps,fota,dun
Also I did notice a bit of an increase from the build.prop info that was posted around here earlier...thought it might be worth a shot and ended up being a bit of a boost!
Also forgot to mention that I put my network preference as WCDMA only...that seemed to help speed it up a bit...although seemed counterintuitive (with AT&T being GSM)
Hope we can find some help!!
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WCDMA = GSM 3G technology.
I'm still getting my average 2 down 1 up.
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I am currently chatting online with a representative and have pointed her to this forum post. I am hoping she will forward it to the ATT engineers. I will let you know when we are finished! She is currently consulting with a Tier 2.
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All done with the rep. They couldn't figure it out, of course, but she said she was going to try and get this post and my information to the engineers to see if they can figure it out. It's better then nothing I guess...
As I mentioned in my first post, a temporary fix (for me at least) seemed to be a reboot. After a few days of experiencing this bizarre phenomenon, I decided to reboot my phone yesterday morning, and that seemed to correct it for a while.
This morning when I witnessed the H,H+,3G loop again and tested the speed, it was like 300K. I immediately rebooted the phone and re-tested. The speed went back to the usually 2M-3M range. It has remained so for the last few hours. (knock on wood)
I am wondering if AT&T is tweaking their towers to optimize them for the new AT&T-branded Note. The fact that the International Note now idles at "H" instead of "3G" is definitely different than before. (To be exact, when you access the Internet actively, it goes up to H+, which is expected. But when you are done, it dips to 3G for a split second before reverting to an idle state of "H".)
erase the proxy and proxy port lines
If there is one major problem for me it is data speeds. I'm in Boston and AT&T's speeds & connectivity here are atrocious. Any tips on increasing speeds e.g. settings/apn's etc are appreciated. btw I have always disabled fast dormancy, which doesn't really seem to do much difference on or off.
mintu123 said:
erase the proxy and proxy port lines
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I did this and it seemed like it helped a little...I also took the mmsc info out but it worked better with. Thanks!
fishscale28 said:
I did this and it seemed like it helped a little...I also took the mmsc info out but it worked better with. Thanks!
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I've never actually had the proxy and port proxy, but oddly enough I just tried it with and it was even worse. btw I think mmsc is required for proper mms, and shouldn't have any effect on data transfer (I think)
Did you guy see this portion?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1437805
You still have to disable a feature on your Note called Fast Dormancy. Fortunately, this is really quick and easy to do. But first, what the hell is that, and why do I have to disable it? Well without getting all technical, simply put, it's a feature which allows a device to very quickly switch from an idle data state to UMTS/HSPA/HSPA+ and back to idle again, and generally work more efficiently, thus improving performance, and saving battery life. Problem is, in order for this feature to work, BOTH the device and the network that device is on need to support it. Unfortunately, AT&T does not currently support Fast Dormancy. As a result, by having fast dormancy enabled on your device, it'll have the complete opposite effect than what it was intended to have. Basically, your battery life will suck more, data connections will be erratic, slow, and unreliable, and you're effectively wasting data overhead on a feature that, for AT&T, just doesn't exist. Disable it, and your Note will fly like it was intended.
To disable Fast Dormancy, from your dialer, enter in *#*#9900#*#*
This should pull up your SysDump menu. There, close to the bottom it should indicate your current Fast Dormancy state, enabled by default. Select that option, and it should indicate that Fast Dormancy is disabled. Exit and enjoy! Reboot the phone for good measure though. You generally don't have to, but sometimes it irons out any issues that may arise.
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Yep sure did...some really good info there. I did and tried just about all the settings and they worked quite well but after some tweaking I figured the settings I'm currently using seem to work out pretty well. Good looking out tho!
Noticed the same issue on my international Note - slow/non-existent internet connection, phone/text does not seem to be affected.
It also seems like my battery is running down faster, like it's searching for a signal all of the time. I disabled Fast Dormancy awhile back.
This all started around Friday for me. Hope it gets fixed by AT&T or someone finds a workaround.
cred0021 said:
Noticed the same issue on my international Note - slow/non-existent internet connection, phone/text does not seem to be affected.
It also seems like my battery is running down faster, like it's searching for a signal all of the time. I disabled Fast Dormancy awhile back.
This all started around Friday for me. Hope it gets fixed by AT&T or someone finds a workaround.
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Have you tried playing around with installing some different modem files from this post?:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1423396
I've had some luck using the latest modem...that might help you out a bit and also check the settings we've referenced...I found that my APN works best as:
APN: pta
APN type: default, supl, hipri
All the other stuff stays as is and name is whatever you like. Also try to set it for WCDMA only. Hope that helps!
Just came from the rezound, upgraded to HTC one. The phone is only a week old, all stock, the data doesn't seem to be working right. Always getting connection timeout or just sits there, arrows on top don't even light up. I've gone thru 4 gigs in less than a week and I haven't done anything. Everything is unsynced and background data is restricted. Called Verizon and got some girl who wouldn't do anything but have me take out the SIM card. Any fix or any suggestions? I can also still return the phone, I'm still under the 14 day trial.
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Just came from the rezound, upgraded to HTC one. The phone is only a week old, all stock, the data doesn't seem to be working right. Always getting connection timeout or just sits there, arrows on top don't even light up. I've gone thru 4 gigs in less than a week and I haven't done anything. Everything is unsynced and background data is restricted. Called Verizon and got some girl who wouldn't do anything but have me take out the SIM card. Any fix or any suggestions? I can also still return the phone, I'm still under the 14 day trial.
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check your apn settings:
settings ---> mobile data ---> access point names
check that your apn is correctly configured for verizon
Name: Verizon
APN: internet or vzwinternet
Proxy: blank
Port: blank
Username: blank
Password: blank
Server: blank
MMSC: http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms
MMS Proxy: blank
MMS Port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 012
Authent. type: not set
APN Type: internet + mms
You could try installing something like 3g watchdog, or my data manager. It will tell you which apps are downloading/uploading, and how much they have used aswel.
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Name: internet
APN: vzwinternet
Proxy: not set
Port: not set
Username: not set
Password: not set
Server: not set
Mmsc: its ok!
Mms proxy: not set
Mms port: not set
Mms protocol: wap 2.0
Mcc: 311
Mnc: 480
Authentication type: not set
Apn type: not set
Apn enable/disable: enabled
Bearer: unspecified
I'm guessing it's not right. Stock 4.4.2 - 3.11.605.1
I updated my phone to Lollipop and now I have no mobile data, and it now always says "HOME" under the signal bars, and has an exclamation point to the right of the signal bars, I can make and receive calls however.
I have tried:
Deleting my APN and typing in a new one.
Used the "Network operators" to select a network, - it shows "HOME" and "AT&T", I have tried both, and "Choose automatically".
Removing my sim card, both rebooting with out a sim, and removing the sim and re-inserting with the phone running.
Removing my SD card, and rebooting with it removed.
Wiping the cache.
Factory reset.
Reboot in safe mode.
My boot loader is locked, no root, and I use Straight Talk.
This post lists the steps I took to update to Lollipop, as I had a Consumer Cellular version of the Moto G 2014.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59470751&postcount=114
Is there anyway to fix this without unlocking the boot loader?
If I have to unlock the boot loader, what steps would fix the problem?
Thanks.
I needed a working phone for today, and decided to unlock my bootloader and install a ROM, I decided on:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/development/rom-titan-prime-romversion-1-0-beta-t3048786
unfortunately the problem remains, so what now?
I am thinking I may have to go back to KitKat
Are you absolutely sure you have the APN right? I have an XT1064 with Consumer Cellular on AT&T's network. I'm running Titan Rom Lollipop and I was having similar problems until I fixed the APN. Also, I've never even had to look at Network Operators setting to get data.
Tel864 said:
Are you absolutely sure you have the APN right? I have an XT1064 with Consumer Cellular on AT&T's network. I'm running Titan Rom Lollipop and I was having similar problems until I fixed the APN. Also, I've never even had to look at Network Operators setting to get data.
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I got it fixed today, by changing the APN, but here is the strange thing, the APN I was using on the phone when I still had the Consumer Cellular KitKat ROM was this:
http://www.straighttalkbyop.com/program.php
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Name: straight talk
APN: tfdata
Port: 80
MMSC: http://mms-tf.net
MMS Proxy: mms3.tracfone.com
MMS Port: 80
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and it was working, I had mobile data and was able to send and receive texts.
But after the update to Lollipop that APN never worked again, now I am using this:
http://buzzmobile.us/configure-straight-talk-apn-settings-byop/
Name: straight talk
APN: ATT.MVNO
Server: att.mvno
MMSC: hrrp://mmmsc.cingular.com
MMS PROXY: 66.209.11.33
MMS PORT: 80
I checked with Straight Talk and the settings I am using now are the correct ones for my phone number
will1384 said:
I got it fixed today, by changing the APN, but here is the strange thing, the APN I was using on the phone when I still had the Consumer Cellular KitKat ROM was this:
http://www.straighttalkbyop.com/program.php
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Name: straight talk
APN: tfdata
Port: 80
MMSC: http://mms-tf.net
MMS Proxy: mms3.tracfone.com
MMS Port: 80
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and it was working, I had mobile data and was able to send and receive texts.
But after the update to Lollipop that APN never worked again, now I am using this:
http://buzzmobile.us/configure-straight-talk-apn-settings-byop/
Name: straight talk
APN: ATT.MVNO
Server: att.mvno
MMSC: hrrp://mmmsc.cingular.com
MMS PROXY: 66.209.11.33
MMS PORT: 80
I checked with Straight Talk and the settings I am using now are the correct ones for my phone number
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That's the APN I've always used. CC gave me 2 APN'S once, one for Data and one for MMS which I promptly ignored and combined both into one.
Tel864 said:
That's the APN I've always used. CC gave me 2 APN'S once, one for Data and one for MMS which I promptly ignored and combined both into one.
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I had got the phone from eBay, and did a factory restore before I used it, and then installed my Straight Talk SIM and finished setting up the phone and replaced the "TFDATA" default APN with the Straight Talk APN, I did notice both APNs looked the same except the for name, I had believed at the time that the reason why both APNs were the same was that somehow the APN was stored on the SIM and recovered by the phone.
Yep, it looks like the APN I had to switch to seems to be almost exactly the same as Consumer Cellular's APN
https://www.consumercellular.com/Support/Knowledgebase
if you search for "APN" you find:
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Name: CC
APN: att.mvno
Proxy: 66.209.11.32 or proxy.mvno.ccmobileweb.com
Port: 80
Username: Blank or Not Set
Password: Blank or Not Set
Server: Blank or Not Set
MMSC: http://mmsc.cingular.com
MMS Proxy: 66.209.11.32 or proxy.mvno.ccmobileweb.com
MMS Port: 80
MCC: 310
MNC: 410
Authentication Type: Blank or Not Set
APN Type: Choose "Internet + MMS", "All types" or manually type: default,mms,agps,supl,fota
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