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  • You Reply: Power: for now shield is plugged into my Arduino Uno (shield pins to Arduino pins). Arduino is connected to my PC with USB A-B. I think there is no problem with power supply, because NB-IOT SIM7000 module is able to get data from BME 280 sensor.

    Provider: I bought standard SIM card with 30gb internet data package. Provider is Play - polish cellular telecommunications provider.
  • You Reply: Power: for now shield is plugged into my Arduino Uno (shield pins to Arduino pins). Arduino is connected to my PC with USB A-B. I think there is no problem with power supply, because NB-IOT SIM7000 module is able to get data from BME 280 sensor.

    Provider: I bought standard SIM card with 30gb internet data package. Provider is Play - polish cellular telecommunications provider.
  • You Reply: Power: for now shield is plugged into my Arduino Uno (shield pins to Arduino pins). Arduino is connected to my PC with USB A-B. I think there is no problem with power supply, because NB-IOT SIM7000 module is able to get data from BME 280 sensor.

    Provider: I bought standard SIM card with 30gb internet data package. Provider is Play - polish cellular telecommunications provider.
  • You Reply: Power: for now shield is plugged into my Arduino Uno (shield pins to Arduino pins). Arduino is connected to my PC with USB A-B. I think there is no problem with power supply, because NB-IOT SIM7000 module is able to get data from BME 280 sensor.

    Provider: I bought standard SIM card with 30gb internet data package. Provider is Play - polish cellular telecommunications provider.
  • You Reply: Hello,
    I have same problem with my NB-IOT SIM7000E Arduino Shield ;/
    Here s my code:
    Code: Select all
    #include <Wire.h>
    #include <DFRobot_SIM7000.h>
    
    #define PIN_TX     7
    #define PIN_RX     8
    SoftwareSerial     mySerial(PIN_RX,PIN_TX);
    DFRobot_SIM7000    sim7000;
    
    void setup(){    
        Serial.begin(115200);
        while(!Serial);
    
        Serial.println("BEFORE begin()");    
        sim7000.begin(mySerial);  
        Serial.println("AFTER begin()");        
        
        Serial.println("BEFORE turnON()");    
        sim7000.turnON();
        Serial.println("AFTER turnON()");    
    }
      
    void loop(){
       Serial.println("INSIDE LOOP");
    }
    

    It always stops on printing 'BEFORE turnON()' - turnON() method seems not to work correctly.

    I have Software/Hardware Port switched to Tx->D8, Rx->D7,
    SIM card is inside the socket,
    GNSS & GSM/LTE antenas are plugged in.

    No idea what I am doing wrong, anyone can help here?
  • You Reply: Hello,
    I have same problem with my NB-IOT SIM7000E Arduino Shield ;/
    Here s my code:
    Code: Select all
    #include <Wire.h>
    #include <DFRobot_SIM7000.h>
    
    #define PIN_TX     7
    #define PIN_RX     8
    SoftwareSerial     mySerial(PIN_RX,PIN_TX);
    DFRobot_SIM7000    sim7000;
    
    void setup(){    
        Serial.begin(115200);
        while(!Serial);
    
        Serial.println("BEFORE begin()");    
        sim7000.begin(mySerial);  
        Serial.println("AFTER begin()");        
        
        Serial.println("BEFORE turnON()");    
        sim7000.turnON();
        Serial.println("AFTER turnON()");    
    }
      
    void loop(){
       Serial.println("INSIDE LOOP");
    }
    

    It always stops on printing 'BEFORE turnON()' - turnON() method seems not to work correctly.

    I have Software/Hardware Port switched to Tx->D8, Rx->D7,
    SIM card is inside the socket,
    GNSS & GSM/LTE antenas are plugged in.

    No idea what I am doing wrong, anyone can help here?
  • You Reply: Hello,
    I have same problem with my NB-IOT SIM7000E Arduino Shield ;/
    Here s my code:
    Code: Select all
    #include <Wire.h>
    #include <DFRobot_SIM7000.h>
    
    #define PIN_TX     7
    #define PIN_RX     8
    SoftwareSerial     mySerial(PIN_RX,PIN_TX);
    DFRobot_SIM7000    sim7000;
    
    void setup(){    
        Serial.begin(115200);
        while(!Serial);
    
        Serial.println("BEFORE begin()");    
        sim7000.begin(mySerial);  
        Serial.println("AFTER begin()");        
        
        Serial.println("BEFORE turnON()");    
        sim7000.turnON();
        Serial.println("AFTER turnON()");    
    }
      
    void loop(){
       Serial.println("INSIDE LOOP");
    }
    

    It always stops on printing 'BEFORE turnON()' - turnON() method seems not to work correctly.

    I have Software/Hardware Port switched to Tx->D8, Rx->D7,
    SIM card is inside the socket,
    GNSS & GSM/LTE antenas are plugged in.

    No idea what I am doing wrong, anyone can help here?
  • You Reply: Hello,
    I have same problem with my NB-IOT SIM7000E Arduino Shield ;/
    Here s my code:
    Code: Select all
    #include <Wire.h>
    #include <DFRobot_SIM7000.h>
    
    #define PIN_TX     7
    #define PIN_RX     8
    SoftwareSerial     mySerial(PIN_RX,PIN_TX);
    DFRobot_SIM7000    sim7000;
    
    void setup(){    
        Serial.begin(115200);
        while(!Serial);
    
        Serial.println("BEFORE begin()");    
        sim7000.begin(mySerial);  
        Serial.println("AFTER begin()");        
        
        Serial.println("BEFORE turnON()");    
        sim7000.turnON();
        Serial.println("AFTER turnON()");    
    }
      
    void loop(){
       Serial.println("INSIDE LOOP");
    }
    

    It always stops on printing 'BEFORE turnON()' - turnON() method seems not to work correctly.

    I have Software/Hardware Port switched to Tx->D8, Rx->D7,
    SIM card is inside the socket,
    GNSS & GSM/LTE antenas are plugged in.

    No idea what I am doing wrong, anyone can help here?