Cellular modem radio access technology (RAT) basically refers to the type and generation of cellular network technology being used. . .

Think of it in the context of cellular phones, as an example- here are a few: 3G, LTE, HSPA, UMTS, etc. . .

--Regarding the possible values and their respective meanings, 0 = 2G, 2 = 3G, 7 = 4G(LTE), & 8 = LTE-M / CAT-M1 - (See the info below for a more detailed breakdown)

Cellular Modem Radio Access Technology This refers to the type of cellular network a Geotab GO device is connected to.

• Function: Identifies the network technology (e.g., 2G, 3G, 4G, CATM1) that a GO device uses for internet connectivity.
• How to find in MyGeotab:

1. Navigate to Safety > Log data & Collisions.
2. Select the vehicle and date range.
3. Type "Cellular modem radio access technology" in the search bar.
1. The Record Value column will indicate the network type:

• 0 = 2G
• 2 = 3G
• 7 = 4G
• 8 = CATM1
• Report: This information can be found in the Log Data and Collisions Report.

I hope this helps!