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Note: We recommend taking two measurements at each location. Inside (where the phones will be used the most) On any upstairs balconies or outside on the roof (if possible) On each side of the building (from outside) Repeat steps 3 to 8 for each of the following locations: Take a screenshot of this page and label it appropriately

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Once completed the test will display a DOWNLOAD and UPLOAD speed. Open the "Speedtest by Ookla" app on your iPhone, tap on “GO” to perform a data speed test Since iPhone's don't calculate sinr values correctly, their rsrq values should be used instead. If they do not, go back one page and then return to the “RsrpRsrqSinr” page to get updated values.

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Note: These values should update every couple seconds. This “LTE RsrpRsrqSinr” page should display a rsrp and rsrq value. If the "LTE" heading does not load after this time, turn off the iPhone's "Cellular Data" for about 30 seconds, then turn it back on and reattempt Step 3. Note: If you do not see the "LTE" heading, wait 2-5 minutes for the app to fully load.

Under the “LTE” heading, tap on “RsrpRsrqSinr” to access your LTE signal readings Your app will run and display your network readings automatically. Go into the iPhone “Phone” app and then type in this code: *3001#12345#* and hit the green dial button to enter Apple's "Field Test Mode for iPhone Utility" If you’re using iOS 15, refer to the next section, below this set of instructions.ĭownload the "Speedtest by Ookla" app on your iPhone from the Apple App Store Īfter downloading, turn off the WiFi on your iPhone so that your phone can accurately measure your cellular connection speed

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How to Access iPhone Field Test Mode on iOS 16: The exact details of how Field Test Mode works depends on which model of iPhone you have, and which version of iOS you're running.

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If you can't borrow an Android phone, then read on. If someone else in your household has an Android phone, the easiest option for taking signal measurements is usually to borrow a device. Unfortunately, though, you often can't get reliable signal strength (RSRP) or signal quality (SINR) readings on iPhones. When you’re ready, tap on “Submit readings & receive a booster recommendation” to send your readings to us.Īs soon as we receive your readings, we’ll reach out to recommend a system that will work best for your situation, or help you gather some more info if needed.Īccessing Field Test Mode on an iPhone can be quite straightforward: simply go to your phone's dialer, type in *3001#12345#* and hit the dial button. Note: For on each side of your building, we recommend taking two measurements and naming each reading North, South, East, and West.īy the time you're done, you should have at least eight to twelve readings taken around your building

Inside (where the phones will be used the most).

On any upstairs balconies or outside on the roof (if possible).

On each side of the building (from outside).

Repeat steps 3 to 5 for each of the following locations: Move on to a different side of your building, and tap on “Take another signal measurement” to get more readings from around your building Label your reading and tap “Save measurement” to move on and test the next position Your first signal test will run and display your network readings automatically Open the "SignalStream" app and tap on “Take your first signal measurement” at the bottom of the “Measure” tab. How To Take Signal Measurements Using SignalStream:ĭownload SignalStream from the Play Store Īfter downloading, turn off the WiFi on your phone so that your phone can accurately measure your cellular connection speed SignalStream shows field test information under the "Signal Info" tab, but it also allows you to take, save, and optionally share 3G, 4G, and 5G signal readings with our team of SIgnal Specialists, who can recommend a booster.Īnother free app that also allows you to take signal measurements is Network Cell Info Lite. There are a number of apps for taking field test signal measurements on Android, including our free SignalStream App.