# What is the command to check the current cell coverage?

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**Created:** [April 11, 2025, 10:15am UTC](https://forum.sequans.com/t/what-is-the-command-to-check-the-current-cell-coverage/96 "2025-04-11T10:15:45Z")\
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The `AT+SQNMONI` command can be used to obtain cell coverage information.

`AT+SQNMONI=9` returns information on the current serving cell. For example:  
`+SQNMONI: Dummy Telecom Cc:466 Nc:92 RSRP:-88.20 CINR:-5.90 RSRQ:-17.30 TAC:11801 Id:234 EARFCN:1750 PWR:-63.12 PAGING:128 CID:0x33E2D21 BAND:3 BW:20000`

`AT+SQNMONI=7` returns information on all available cells.

Please refer to the _AT Command Reference Manual_ for more details on this command