I am currently using a TRB501 5G Gateway and I am not experiencing any issues with it. However, I would like to check whether a newer modem firmware version is available for my device.
For your reference, here are the details of my current firmware:
In my experience, keeping firmware up to date can bring improvements in terms of bug fixes, stability, and overall performance, so I would like to ensure I am running the latest version.
At the moment, I do not require any remote diagnostics, log submissions, or troubleshooting, as there are no problems to report.
Could you please confirm whether a newer firmware version is available and, if so, how I can obtain and install it?
A newer firmware version (RG520NEBDCR03A02M4G) is available. However, if you’re not experiencing any issues, updating is neither necessary nor recommended. The installation process is not straightforward and would require a remote session with me or one of my colleagues to upgrade the modem firmware.
I’ve already installed modem firmware updates on the TRB500 in the past using the standard procedure (uploading the file via GUI and flashing it), so I’m familiar with the process.
Could you clarify what is different with this release (RG520NEBDCR03A02M4G)? Is there a specific reason why it requires a remote session instead of the usual upgrade method?
I am currently running modem firmware RG520NEBDCR03A01M4G, which is an early baseline release. Given the known stability and performance improvements introduced in later versions, I would like to request access to the latest available firmware for testing and optimization purposes.
Version
Type
Key Improvements
Key Fixes
A01
Baseline
Initial 5G NSA/SA supportBasic LTE fallbackCore data interfaces (MBIM/QMI)
in cases where a TRB501/Quectel RM520N modem firmware update is authorized by Teltonika (with your remote session or TBR501 webGUI procedure), before applying it, is there a chance to backup QCN (specific calibration) and CEFS (Compressed Executable File System) as recommended by Quectel ?
Each module is calibrated before shipping from Quectel. Different module have different QCN file. You can get QCN file from other people having the same module or a generic one from Quectel support, but in both cases the performance will be worse than before.
My proposal is to document, in the Teltonika procedure manual, the procedure to perform these backups (manually) via shell / AT commands as well.