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      Thomas Doess last edited by

      Hi,
      is there an overview of the Cat.NB1 and Cat.M1 tariffs offered by DTAG, showing the maximum number of messages/day and the maximum number of bytes/message allowed depending on the selected tariff?
      Reason for this question:
      On page 3 of the Telekom „IoT Solution Guidelines 2.1 - No Harm to Network“ (see attached) I found this sentence:
      IoT Server Applications communicating with IoT Devices over 3GPP Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) access bearers, such as NB-IoT and LTE-M, SHALL optimize their application reporting period to never exceed Deutsche Telekom affiliate tariff’s daily maximum number of messages."
      Remark:
      I am aware of the limitation regarding the permitted data volume/month (500kByte/month/measuring point in the NB1 network).

      Best regards, Thomas0_1578493276336_IoT Solution Guidelines 2.1 - No Harm to Network.pdf

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        Ronan Lacroix iotcreators.com team last edited by

        Hi Thomas,

        For NB-IoT, DT recommends not exceeding more than 120 messages per day per device. Use cases requiring more frequent data transmissions would definitely be seen as out of the scope of what NB-IoT has been designed for.

        An overview of the maximum values for NB-IoT and LTE-M isn’t available yet, but will be appended to the associated IoT offerings.

        Best regards,

        Ronan

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          Thomas Doess last edited by

          Hi Ronan,
          thanks for your response!
          And what about the maximum length (number of bytes) per message?
          Best regards, Thomas

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            Noah Marx iotcreators.com team last edited by

            Unfortunately we cannot answer this question at the moment. Please be patient, as we need to discuss the topic with our network experts.
            Best, Noah

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              Thomas Doess last edited by

              Hi Noah,
              are there any news concerning the maximum length (number of bytes) per message for NB-IoT and LTE-M?
              Best regards,
              Thomas

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                Noah Marx iotcreators.com team last edited by

                Hi Thomas,
                every module supplier implement their own Maximal Transfer Unit (MTU). They can reach up to 1.358 Bytes.
                If the message is larger than the MTU, the message should be divided into smaller messages.

                We only limit the amount of data per month and the number of daily messages per device.

                Best regards
                Noah

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                  WEB1736359896030080 last edited by

                  the number of maximum messages per day can be manage on the iot device or from network side?

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                    Florian Duecker iotcreators.com team @WEB1736359896030080 last edited by

                    @WEB1736359896030080 The maximum of 120 messages per device per day is a fixed number and cannot be changed. The frequency on how often you sent your data needs to be managed on your device.

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