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Can anyone tell me where I can get a decent quality heatsink to fit a RM510Q modem please. Unsure of the measurements needed.

Looks similar to the device I got a while back, no fan in mine though and config is done via Minicom USB.

I own a router that has a modem socket but my MC7455 won't fit. Is there any kind of adapter that can convert the socket to PCIE.

yoyo7089 wrote: Tue Feb 21, 2023 10:20 am Anyone know if there's any way of flashing rooter?

My chip is IPQ6000 and it is not supported by OpenWRT yet, so Rooter cannot either, that's probably the same for your chip.

I have the ZBT-Z6001AX with the same firmware I haven't used my modem in it yet but I think the Web CMD under the System tab would be most likely.

I have an external USB adapter which allows me to program the modem from Linux via Terminal. You could do that then fit it into your router.

I received a very insightful reply to this same question on whirlpool forum. Thanks anyways.

I have the ZBT-Z6001AX running OpenWrt Chaos Calmer 15.05.1 22.1101_141831 and kernel 4.4.60. I don't think it will ever be supported by Rooter.

I had the RAM upgraded to 512MB for a small fee.

I use a RM510Q-GL in an external adapter with an RJ45 port and I hook that up to the router. Works fine ...

Just switched from a Sierra MC7455 to a Quectel and the modem responses to questions is confusing.

Firstly I have never been able to use 4G at my locale until today but it is not strong and is slow. So I am still running on 3G.

I did some tests and I got these readings.



AT+QSCAN=3
+QSCAN: "LTE ...

Nice specifications but the blue panel puts me off. If something isn't black and metal I don't buy it. It's a peculiarity of mine.

The problem is the Chinese manufacturers are choosing chips not supported by openWRT. If there is no official image for openWRT, Rooter generally wont spend time on making an image. Many of these IPQ chips have come out over the last few years, the Chinese manufacturers modify their 2015 ...

It would be nice if IPQ6000 devices were supported by Rooter DD-WRT or someone else. As it is I am stuck with the Chinese developed version of Open-WRT which is old as I understand it.

They are decent devices more worthy of inclusion than some I have used.

3G as bad as it is is being phased out this year in the UK. That means if you can't get a decent 4G or 5G signal the new fallback will be 2G.

I am disappointed as those technologies have not reached me in sufficient quality for my use.

Every household has a legal right to demand a download speed ...

I decided to go for the adapter which is the second option that I linked though actually sourcing the board shell and modem of my choice was not easy.

The sellers on Aliexpress all will not ship the board and shell without their choice of modem so I went to Alibaba.

There I found a supplier that ...

I think this router is generally the best that I've found, considering value for money and materials. Better than the first link I posted.

https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Superior-quality-5G-WIFI6-mesh-router_1600683187425.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.1a7b510b6O47Yg ...

I might try this DIY router but it looks very complicated to me. Thanks for posting about it. I would never've found out otherwise.

I decided to go for the adapter which is the second option that I linked though actually sourcing the board shell and modem of my choice was not easy.

The sellers on Aliexpress all will not ship the board and shell without their choice of modem so I went to Alibaba.

There I found a supplier that ...

Will the ZBT-WG827 work with the Quectel RM510Q-GL module?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004858466288.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.33.100b32ecbpQWRP&algo_pvid=3c9a415f-caa3-40e3-84c4-2d9da325d782&algo_exp_id=3c9a415f-caa3-40e3-84c4-2d9da325d782-16&pdp_ext_f=%7B%22sku_id%22%3A ...

I think this is what I wanted here. https://wirelessjoint.com/viewtopic.php?f=21 ... e&start=10

Hi, I am using the WE826-T2 version but would like to use my own router for WiFi. I know there's a modem only mode on the WE826-T2 but how do I join the two. Is there a tutorial for this?

I remember reading something about it ages ago but can't remember how. I want to use my Netgear as it has ...

Still can't get the AUX antenna on. Why are they so damn small? Can soldering be an acceptable solution? Though that won't be easy either. I thought the MC7455 was difficult until I tried the EM7455.

Didneywhorl wrote: Fri Jun 19, 2020 12:19 pm Im not following your question on tbe we826. The router can use a phones SIM to get onto the data network, but it is incapable of voice usage directly.

I was unsure what the facts of the matter where. Thanks for clearing that up. It's a shame tough, my Linksys PAP2T needs a new home.

I am having a great deal of trouble trying to connect an antenna cable to the AUX port of an EM7455.

These things are tiny and the damn thing just refuses to attach properly. I am so frustrated with it I was considering gluing or soldering the antenna cable into place. But I will sleep on it and ...

Same thing happened to my via eBay. I got a refund because it wasn't what I ordered. What made matters worse was one antenna connector was missing and the antenna cable was glued onto the board instead. And it wasn't even neatly done, just a huge blob of snot. I think they were trying to disguise ...

I've never had that particular modem but I use a pair of magnifying glasses and a lot of patience. I never find it easy though. It is extremely frustrating. There ought to be a device invented that will do the job. Or the process simplified by the manufacturers by using larger connectors.

I live in the UK and I use the Obi 202 as my main phone and this is plugged into my Netgear WNDR3700 which then connects to my fibre cable providers modem.

I use VoipDiscount as my SIP provider as they are pretty cheap. £10.00 credit can last me over a year, and you get something like 170 free days ...

Hello everyone I have been reading a lot on these forums and I am a big time nerd when it comes to this stuff. I am however kinda stuck here. I have a WE826-Q modem/router and I wanted to put custom firmware on it. I tried using the default admin page to do a firmware upgrade too WiFiX which I ...

Is there going to be a WiFix version of the ROOTer firmware available for the Q (Qualcomm) version of the WE826 router. Though I notice your site is stocking what seems to be another variant of the Q based router. I assume they would use the same compatible firmware? I prefer WiFix over the ROOTer ...

I am told the mofi is the same as a WE826 . ofmodemsandmen has different firmware for the WE826 and WE826- Q variant. Anyone know what the Q variant is, and how to tell if that's what you have?

Edit: Oh yeah the one I have is called MOFI4500-4GXeLTE-SIM4-COMBO-GPS


The status tab will reveal ...

I own two Sierra modems a MC7455 and a EM7455 they both run the most up to date version of the GENERIC firmware.

I have noticed a problem with the MC7455 in that the AT!SELRAT=01 command works on both modules, the MC7455 does not hold that setting after power is disconnected. Once the router loads ...