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When the Arcadyan gateway returns the status of the signal, it doesn't always provide both 4g and 5g bands if not connected. For example, my gateway pulls this currently:
Thank you for reporting. I don't have an Arcadyan gateway so the support that I added was thanks to a generous person granting me remote access to theirs, and unfortunately the API response in this situation was considered undefined behavior because that person had 5G signal available.
This should be an easy fix - I'll try to get this fixed for you this weekend!
Short of requesting remote access again, I'm going to write this update mocking against the API response you provided above.
When the Arcadyan gateway returns the status of the signal, it doesn't always provide both 4g and 5g bands if not connected. For example, my gateway pulls this currently:
{ "device": { "friendlyName": "5G Gateway", "hardwareVersion": "R01", "isEnabled": true, "isMeshSupported": true, "macId": MACADDRESS, "manufacturer": "Arcadyan", "manufacturerOUI": "001A2A", "model": "KVD21", "name": "5G Gateway", "role": "gateway", "serial": SERIAL, "softwareVersion": "1.00.16", "type": "HSID", "updateState": "latest" }, "signal": { "4g": { "bands": [ "b66" ], "bars": 2.0, "cid": 3, "eNBID": 778528, "rsrp": -116, "rsrq": -13, "rssi": -103, "sinr": 0 }
When this happens, there is a key error for ['signal']['5g']['bands'].
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