You can disable all of them if you use 1A0000800D5 as <ltebandval>. But this will not work if the selected service mode is Auto. Change it via the WebUI, Network → Mobile page. There are also two ways to do this via command line:
1. AT+QCFG="nwscanmode"[,<scanmode>[,<effect>]] - this specifies a single type of network that the module will try to connect to. Possible parameter values are:
- <scanmode>
- 0 - AUTO
- 1 - GSM only
- 2 - WCDMA only
- 3 - LTE only
- 4 - TD-SCDMA only
- 5 - UMTS only
- 6 - CDMA only
- 7 - HDR only
- 8 - CDMA and HDR only
- <effect>
- 0 - Take effect after UE reboots
- 1 - Take effect immediately
For example, to use only WCDMA:
gsmctl - A 'AT+QCFG="nwscanmode",2,1'
2. AT+QCFG=“nwscanseq”[,<scanseq>] - changes the sequence of preferred network type. Possible parameter values are:
- <scanseq>
- 00 - Automatic (LTE/ WCDMA/TD-SCDMA/GSM)
- 01 - GSM
- 02 - TD-SCDMA
- 03 - WCDMA
- 04 - LTE
- 05 - CDMA
For example, to connect to WCDMA first, GSM second and exclude everything else:
gsmctl - A 'AT+QCFG="nwscanseq",0301'
/etc/init.d/modem restart
Note: in order for nwscanseq to take effect, the module has to be rebooted (as seen in the example above).