How do I know if my devices are 2G, 3G or 4G?
Written by Matthew Clark-Massera
Updated at July 4th, 2024
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With 3G network shutdowns looming in many countries, including Australia in June 2024, partners may want to find the following information about their devices.
Which of my devices are 2G, 3G or 4G?
How many 3G devices do I have and which customers have them?
This information can be obtained from the OEM Server or Telematics Guru interface.
Product ID and Hardware Revision
In the device grid, the Product Column tells us the product ID and hardware revision.
e.g. 88.1,
88 - product ID, Bolt2
.1 - Hardware revision (there is only 1 version of the Bolt2 - the BOLT2-4G)
The column can be filtered, and if after filtering we select all devices we will see how many there are of this version.
Additionally, we can run a CSV export of the grid, and create a pivot table to show us the total of each revision.
If we have put devices into client groups, we can also break down the numbers by client.
For clients in Australia, the below table shows our 3G devices and product revisions.
Product |
Product Code |
Product ID.HW Revision |
Network |
G50 3G |
G50-3G |
4.2,4.3 |
3G |
G52 Solar 3G |
G52S-3GE |
17.2 |
2G/3G |
G60-3G |
G60-3GE |
23.2 |
2G/3G |
G100 |
G100-3G |
28.2 |
2G/3G |
Remora 3G |
REMORA-3GE-002 |
33.2, 33.3, 33.4, 33.5 |
2G/3G |
Dart 3G |
DART-3GE-002 |
34.2 |
2G/3G |
Oyster 3G |
OYSTER-3G |
58.2,58.3,58.4,58.5,58.6 |
2G/3G |
Sting 3G |
STING-3G |
52.2 |
3G |
G200 3G |
G200-3G |
70.1 |
3G |
We also offer 2G and 4G/5G devices, however the 2G network is already shutdown, and 4G devices will operate for many years to come as LTE-M/NB-IOT devices are part of the 5G spec.
Full device list
Product |
Product Code |
Product ID.HW Revision |
Network |
G50 3G |
G50-3G |
4.2,4.3 |
3G |
G52 Solar 2G |
G52S-2G |
17.1 |
2G |
G52 Solar 3G |
G52S-3GE |
17.2 |
2G/3G |
G60-2G |
G60-2G |
23.1, 23.3 |
2G |
G60-3G |
G60-3GE |
23.2 |
2G/3G |
G60-3G/4G |
G60 4G/3G (special run) |
23.4 |
3G/4G Cat1 |
G100 |
G100-2G |
28.1 |
2G |
G100 |
G100-3G |
28.2 |
2G/3G |
Remora 2G |
REMORA-2G-001 |
33.1 |
2G |
Remora 3G |
REMORA-3GE-002 |
33.2, 33.3, 33.4, 33.5 |
2G/3G |
Dart 2G |
DART-2G-001 |
34.1 |
2G |
Dart 3G |
DART-3GE-002 |
34.2 |
2G/3G |
Oyster 2G |
OYSTER-2G |
58.1 |
2G |
Oyster 3G |
OYSTER-3G |
58.2,58.3,58.4,58.5,58.6 |
2G/3G |
Sting 2G |
STING-2G |
52.1 |
2G |
Sting 3G |
STING-3G |
52.2 |
3G |
G62 3G |
G62-2G |
67.1 |
2G |
G62 4G |
G62-4G |
67.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Dart2 2G |
DART2-2G |
68.1 |
2G |
Dart2 4G |
DART2-4G |
68.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
G200 3G |
G200-3G |
70.1 |
3G |
G200 4G |
G200-4G |
70.2 |
4G Cat1 |
Yabby WiFi 4G |
YABBY-WIFI-2G |
72.1 |
2G |
Yabby WiFi 4G |
YABBY-WIFI-4G |
72.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Yabby GPS 2G |
YABBY-GPS-2G |
73.1 |
2G |
Yabby GPS 4G |
YABBY-GPS-4G |
73.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Bolt 2G |
BOLT-2G |
75.1 |
2G |
Bolt 4G |
BOLT-4G |
75.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Oyster2 2G |
OYSTER2-2G |
77.1 |
2G |
Oyster2 4G |
OYSTER2-4G |
77.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Remora2 |
REMORA2-2G |
62.1 |
2G |
Remora2 |
REMORA2-4G |
62.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Eagle |
EAGLE-2G |
78.1 |
2G |
Eagle |
EAGLE-4G |
78.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
G120 |
G120-2G |
79.1 |
2G |
G120 |
G120-4G |
79.2, 79.3 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Yabby Edge Cellular |
YABBY-EDGE-4G |
85.1, 85.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Oyster 3 Cellular |
OYSTER3-4G |
87.1, 87.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Bolt2 4G |
BOLT2-4G |
88.1 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
G70 4G |
G70-4G |
89.1 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Dart 3 4G |
DART3-4G |
91.1 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Oyster Edge 4G |
OYSTER-EDGE-4G |
92.1, 92.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
G70 2G |
G70-2G |
93.1 |
2G |
Dart 3 2G |
DART3-2G |
94.1 |
2G |
Remora 3 4G |
REMORA3-4G |
96.1 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Yabby3 4G |
YABBY3-4G |
97.1, 97.2 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Hawk 4G |
HAWK-4G |
100.1 |
LTE-M/NB-IoT |
Telematics Guru
In Telematics Guru, partners can run the Partner Asset Summary Report
This provides a count of assets, by device type per organisation - which is exactly what is needed to arrange to replace 3G devices with customers.
