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Cheap false BTS stations (600USD+GNU Radio) are serious threat to my M2M systems. Does Telit imply any procedure to detect / avoid such form of Jamming.
1) new AT_Command – stick to current ARFCN (set of arfcn’s) and ignore
other – even if signal is better. Ideal for not-moving M2M instalations.
2) Detection of suspicious BTS behaviour …. many options
3) More detailed output of AT#CSURV to detect suspicious
network activity. Unfortunatelly it can’t be done during normal
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Cheap false BTS stations (600USD+GNU Radio) are serious threat to my M2M systems. Does Telit imply any procedure to detect / avoid such form of Jamming.
1) new AT_Command – stick to current ARFCN (set of arfcn’s) and ignore
other – even if signal is better. Ideal for not-moving M2M instalations.
2) Detection of suspicious BTS behaviour …. many options
3) More detailed output of AT#CSURV to detect suspicious
network activity. Unfortunatelly it can’t be done during normal
GPRS session.