I’ve been facing this issue for weeks. The device used to connect nicely to the prepaid 100 gb plan via APN broadband. It was on 8.1.3, which stopped working a few weeks ago. I have upgraded the the firmware to 8.2.0, and the device is still not connecting. AT&T technical support is horrendous. They claim the device is not compatible on their network given the IMEI I provided (the IMEI is registered as Gemalto Cinterion MV31-W, which is clearly wrong). Here is my IMEI 355979860040050 . Something is wrong here.
I just dropped my AT&T postpaid Unlimited Elite iphone sim into my MT 5G. and it came up with no issues. (8.2.0). so it isn’t a blanket hardware issue… You may need them to check if they have blacklisted your particular IMEI or locked your sim for some reason.
The IMEI mapping is often going to be odd for newer hardware. and the Transit 5G may be in a special place.
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The modem in question for the -5BD and all of those use the Thales (previously Gemalto) MV31-W M2 card. Until final approval and ownership is sent from Peplink to all of the providers, the IMEI will list the main manufacturer. Only after peplink tells AT&T (or the master IMEI database, I’m not sure how that is coordinated) that a particular MV31-1 module went into a MAX-TST-5GD-T-PRM or a EXM-MINI-15GD can the end database be complete…
make sure modems are also upgraded to latest software. open a peplink ticket for them to confirm.
try a factory reset
Their reply to me was to “move to a post-paid plan.” Nice solution, eh?