Why is my phone not connecting to my MicroCell?
Turn your cell phone off and then turn it back on. If restarting your 3G, 4G or 4G LTE cell phone does not resolve the issue, then restart your MicroCell. Unplug the power adapter from the wall outlet, wait 10 seconds, then plug it back in. It may take an additional 30 minutes for the Network light to turn solid green.
How do I know if my AT MicroCell is working?
Your device is configured and working properly when: You receive a text message and an email confirmation. The Network light on your MicroCell is solid and green. Your cell phone shows “AT MicroCell” or “AT M-Cell” instead of “AT” as the network provider (as shown below).
Why is my AT MicroCell flashing red?
Flashing Red– The MicroCell has failed the location check. Please ensure the MicroCell is registered to the correct address. Please power cycle the MicroCell to trigger a new location check.
What do lights on MicroCell mean?
Note: If the Network Light is flashing green, the MicroCell may be activating or downloading new software. During the activation process, it can take up to 90 minutes for your MicroCell to complete activation. If the light is still flashing after 90 minutes, refer to Step 5 on page 13 of the user manual.
Is AT MicroCell down?
Feb. 2022 is the final date for the complete shutdown of AT’s 3G service. Some service areas will start very soon to begin shutting down 3G devices.
Does MicroCell interfere with WiFi?
The MicroCell does not interfere with Wi-Fi routers, provided it is installed properly. Users can browse Internet with their computer while using an AT wireless device connected to a Micro Cell to make a call.
Can I still use an AT MicroCell?
Amazingly enough, the AT MicroCell or AT Femtocell was only designed to handle 3G data speeds. For this reason alone, those with an existing AT MicroCell will only be able to use their devices up until AT discontinues its support of 3G—which is anticipated to happen by 2021.
Is AT MicroCell still supported?
As mentioned above, the MicroCell reached its EOL at the end of 2017 so AT stopped selling them at that point in time. The service itself will be discontinued sometime between Feb. 2021 and Feb. 2022 once AT begins their 3G network shutdown.
What happened to AT MicroCell?
AT stopped selling the MicroCell at the end of 2017 because they had reached their EOL. The service itself will be discontinued no later than Feb. 2022 once AT shuts down their 3G network. AT is not offering a replacement for them other than WiFi-C.
What do the lights on my booster mean?
A red light indicates a feedback loop condition called oscillation. When oscillation is detected, your booster shuts down or reduces gain. This is typically caused when the outside antenna and the inside antenna are placed too close together and noise is created on the system.