Wireless Joint

If anyone were trying to do something similar, the easiest way would be to download the Postman browser app or something similar for naming and organizing your web calls. It can generate cURL commands for pasting in terminal, but is really just a great source of truth. If it's working in Postman ...

you can also use picocom or microcom if they are installed


Thanks for the leads! I ended up doing http calls which actually worked out better in terms of parsing... picking pieces out of AT responses can be a chore, especially when you can't bank on a value being in the same position all the ...

On my GL-iNet MiFi, I'm able to SSH in to the router and enter something like this:

echo -e \"AT+QCFG=\\\"band\\\"\r\n\" > /dev/ttyUSB2 | cat /dev/ttyUSB2

And it will return the information I requested (in this case, the set band). Note that the above is copy/pasted from android code and I ...

In case anyone is trying to do some quirky crap like this, here are my findings after tinkering with it for a few minutes:

I wired up my microcontroller the same as it was to my GL-iNet MiFi. That is, NEX6QGO ground to microcontroller ground, NEX6QGO TX to microcontroller RX, NEX6QGO RX to ...

You should make a post on doing this, and maybe a full tutorial on how you did what you're doing for the remote monitoring. That'd be super cool.


Sure will if I can figure it out. Obviously don't want to brick it. I'll try it out with my existing modem first since I know the commands are ...

I have a GL-iNet MiFi with communication pins (3.3v, RX, TX, GND) that I use with a microcontroller (Particle Photon) for issuing AT commands.

Example of band locking (param = "band", band = "800" for B12):
serial->write("echo -e \"AT+QCFG=\\\"" + param + "\\\",0," + band + ",0\\r\\n\" > /dev ...

Hi all, been wanting to ask someone/anyone this for a long while.

I have a GL-iNet MiFi with an EC25-AF modem that I've used for a few years. It has serial pins on the router board which I was able to plug a Particle Photon microcontroller in to. Through much trial and error, I was able to send AT ...