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Re: Using "Network Cell Info" app

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On Friday, February 17, 2023 at 3:40:56 PM UTC+2, Pamela wrote:
> As I can't use WiFi Calling, I reinstalled the "Network Cell Info" app
> to help get better reception at home.
>
> What do these entries under each gauges mean and what practical use are
> they?
>
> They're visible in the "manual" but are not properly explained.
> https://www.m2catalyst.com/manual
>
> TAC-ECI
> eNB-LCID
> EARFCN-PCI
> CQI-TA
> Fc
> NID
>
> I guess "EARFCN-PCI" identifies the cell, which may be helpful if the cell
> gets used again in future. The others remain cryptic despite Googling.