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I purchased this hotspot to run in a greenhouse. There are several sensors sending data via the hotspot. If the power goes out and the hotspot battery dies, when power is restored the hotspot does not automatically restart. I must manually press the power button on the hotspot. Of course if I am not there then no data can be sent.
Is there any way to fix this or is there a different device that does this?
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Autostart is a limitation of all Jetpacks as far as I am aware.
What may work better is a device that is intended for a 24x7 connection like the 4G LTE router, USB Modem+CradlePoint, Router or LTE Internet Installed. These devices are configured to autoconnect when powered on or the software they use can be configured to autoconnect.
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Autostart is a limitation of all Jetpacks as far as I am aware.
What may work better is a device that is intended for a 24x7 connection like the 4G LTE router, USB Modem+CradlePoint, Router or LTE Internet Installed. These devices are configured to autoconnect when powered on or the software they use can be configured to autoconnect.
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Where can you get a 4G LTE router. Verizon used to have them but not anymore to my knowledge