I'm using 5G for my home Internet. The issue is that the ISP will reduce base station power at night:
Sun Mar 23 01:00:01 CST 2025
{
"type": "5gnr",
"rsrp": -68,
"snr": 28.000000,
"rsrq": -11
}
Sun Mar 23 01:01:01 CST 2025
{
"type": "5gnr",
"rsrp": -101,
"snr": 10.500000,
"rsrq": -16
}
Currently I'm using uqmi --device /dev/cdc-wdm0 --set-network-modes lte
to fallback to 4G at fixed time. However, there are some instability during the day, so I'm thinking to have a cron job to adjust network periodically.
However, one issue is that, once switched to 4G, I cannot query the 5G signal quality unless switching to it. I do play some online games at night, and switching to 5G to probe signal quality is unacceptable as bad latency will ruin the experience.
Is there a way to get this info without switching network mode?