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scorchen wrote: Thu Dec 12, 2024 12:00 pm
crw------- 1 root root 180, 176 Dec 11 22:40 /dev/cdc-wdm0

Looks like it's only seeing one modem.

in the SSH, run:

ls /dev/*

scorchen wrote: Thu Dec 12, 2024 11:23 am
All the others just say OK

add a ? on the end and send again, sorry

Bus 002 Device 003: ID 1199:9090 Sierra Wireless, Inc.
Bus 002 Device 005: ID 1199:9091 Sierra Wireless, Inc.

This one jumps out at me. The USB ID of each should be the same. 1199 is Sierra, but the PID of the EM7411 I don't think should be either 9090 or 9091

Can you send AT commands to the ...

Not if you can still see it on the USB bus. Are they both EM7411s?

Clear your caches, or use a new browser and make sure you use the incognito feature when loading the UI.

I've moved your comment here, as you posted on a topic that this has nothing to do with. Please post in appropriate spaces per your intended topic.

In response to your comment: The "ads" on this forum are just pictures created by wirelessjoint and The Wireless Haven with a link to the store that is ...

I would go with Tmobile Home Internet plans if you have decent enough Tmobile.

For the modem and antenna, I prefer the modem inside the antenna route, like InvisaGig with Quadlink or the Elsys Amplimax Ultra. Then feed that back into your place to a TP-Link Archer or Omada router or something like ...

You'll need to copy QFirehose into your /bin or /sbin dir, if it is not already there.

It'll have to be compiled for your router chipset, most likely.

https://store.invisagig.com/invisagig-fall-sale-wj

$100 off right now!

I've never seen this. Either the card already has an inherent issue, or you are issuing a command to reboot it? OR your router has a watchdog feature that is rebooting the modem in an attempt to get online. You'll need to disable that annoying bit of software.

Use Google Gemini, or similar service, to find at least a relatively close list pretty quickly: https://g.co/gemini/share/58834f80b096

yamajason wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2024 11:09 pm Which device is this for?

openWRT / Linux

Should work fine just swapping to a 5G device/IMEI.

I don't think eSIM will be forced in totality for a while yet.

@Dssemulator Ask about it here: https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/thread/ ... =-1#bottom

Moving the SIM to another device, has been done by myself and many many others for years with Calyx. They just can't support or warrant the new device is the real reason they don't want you to move it, no other reason that has any merit.

It's a thing ATT does as a management protocol on the tower. You cannot overcome this, the tower is disabling it after an arbitrary timeframe on any connection that is constant. Verizon has also done it. Any form of disconnect/reconnect fixes it. You don't have to reboot the modem, only force a ...

It depends on where it is coming from. I find that if the higher frequency bands have decent enough signal strength that modems will prefer them over a stronger signal lower frequency band.

Depending on the modem, you can cell lock it to always use n71 when it is seen by the modem. (different than ...

RSRP is low, you'll want to get that under 99, preferably as close to -65 as possible. -65 RSRP means your sitting on the cell tower, pretty much.

Better antennas is going to likely be the key here, as the modem is struggling to communicate BACK to the tower, way worse than it is struggle to "Hear ...

Need to know the carrier and plan you are on as well as your signal metrics when you are having the issues:

AT commands:

AT+QRSRP

AT+QSINR

AT+QENG="servingcell"

A simple firmware update reflash, without saving settings. MAybe flash 3x in a row, will generally fix most odd issues that pop up on these type routers with flash memory.

Typically those modems aren't carrier locked, but usually a simple firmware flash can clear any special settings or custom firmware restrictions.

Head over to the Quectel forums and ask a moderator there for a latest firmware update: https://forums.quectel.com/

2024 Resurrection Update:
So its kinda crazy that in hindsight I never needed an external antenna .

So much this. Many times when SINR and RSRQ is an issue, the outdoor antenna (if even needed) has to be installed in a carefully surveyed and tested location. Sometimes in a spot you would ...

The latest versions should have it on the band locking page : Modem -> Miscellaneous page.

Yeah, the spreadsheet was made a long while back. It works as is, just has old messages like that. New modems don't need it anymore so it became kind of low priority to change or update for the creator.

Have you reflashed the firmware without saving settings? You can also try installing NEXP1GO firmware, I have seen the NEXP1GO or WG3526 firmware work well. They are technically the exact same router by chipsets. The firmware should be identical. If you need the NEXP1GO firmware, reach out to the ...

Can you time the reboot? How long does it give until reboot?

There are like five different watchdogs in Rooter now, it is super super annoying.

1: Modem -> Connection Profiles -> Advanced Tab -> Disable Watchdog -> yes/no

2: Modem -> Connection Profiles -> Connection Monitoring Tab (usually off ...

Nope

BillA wrote: Wed May 01, 2024 5:48 pm Does the InvisaGig perform TTL internally, or it has to be done on the router?

It handles TTL and HL itself

Just takes a new open sourcer to add a luci package

Best explanation I've seen: https://www.maroonmed.com/ttl-modificat ... firewall4/

What connector is on it, and do you want omni-directional (easier to setup, less powerful) or directional(more setup time, more powerful) ?

Whats the latest firmware for the RM521F-GL ??

Current:
Quectel
RM521F-GL
Revision: RM521FGLEAR05A02M4G

Thank you

RM521FGLEAR05A02M4G_01.200.01.200

AT+QGMR will show the firmware version. It hasn't been updated in 7 months:

Screenshot 2024-04-19 095206.png

....and likely wont be ...

Could you buy a Quectel RM520F-GL and install it in invisagig for use or would there need to be a firmware for this?

No, though if you ask they will sell one to you with the521 in it, under the understanding that you are getting an Engineering sample modem with technically beta level firmware ...

How exactly do you have it installed? If its anywhere close to a wall (behind it) and if there is limited clearing in front, this may be your issue. Also, if you are running the cables, and installing the antenna itself, anywhere near A/C electrical wires of any time or near a transformer, air fan ...

Side idea if general local to internet connectivity monitoring is wanted, you could setup a service like "Uptime KUMA" and make it monitor out to a website doing an https check with keyword lookup so that you aren't using icmp protocols, but are using a bit more involved/advanced check metric. and ...

Ryno3 wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2024 6:08 am I do like the idea of it being portable but more so I already have the m6 pro so I figured I'd give it my best shot to make it work with my spare unlimited voice/data sim.

Nothing wrong with that!

Hello I'm new here. I recently switched to t-mobile and now I have 2 extra unlimited data sim cards because of the plan I got. So I got the bright idea to put one in a hotspot, so I bought a netgear m6 pro mr6550-pas. After the fact I learned I either need a hotspot data sim OR from what I've read ...

Is there a debug type logged or live output of what it's running and what fails?

Nvidia Now is a cloud gaming service right?

All carriers seem to be doing an all out war on VPN use on cell data. It's odd as heck.

Have you tested it ok outside of the VPN use, or tried a simpler proxy, or just used TCP only on the VPN?

Gaming services and VPNs use UDP traffic heavily, and that is seemingly what is getting messed with.

Understood. You want to self build, support, and warrant.

Pretty much what the cost of the InvisaGig is.

They have rj45 modem sleds on alibaba that you drop your own 5G modem into, or buy theirs, and use AT commands or opensource code to give it a web interface for sending at commands.

That's not to bad, but a bit more than I want to spend. Big worry is, will it work with the ATT Mobley plan, I really don't want to have to use something else, as it's been rock solid for years and years with me, and I usually use around 1TB a month. Is there just a modem version of this? I don't ...

I know this is an older thread but I'm having similar issues with 520n-gl +wg1608 wifi disabled, Ethernet to Asus RT-AX88U Merlin ATT post paid. I'm not convinced it's an issue exclusive to T-Mobile.

If I do a persistent ping test, (I think it was on ping-test.net) network test with GeForce NOW ...

...
I'm stuck here:

PS C:\Users\nemat\Downloads> python
Python 3.12.2 (tags/v3.12.2:6abddd9, Feb 6 2024, 21:26:36) [MSC v.1937 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> telnet-enable2.py 192.168.1.1 [MyMACAddress] admin [MyRouterPW]
File ...

If you haven't seen it yet, AgentTekk released a new InvisaGig update video.
Great work as usual! Make sure to give him a follow and like!

Ts9 to sma, yes. I would never use any rf cable splitters or "Y cables" as it just shorts your antenna ports together; bad.

As long as you have the specs on the ports as to which are the primary pair, you can use those two for the outdoor antenna.

Why not load in the mbim drivers and let modemmanager run the modem in it's current mbim config?

Otherwise at+qcfg="usbnet",0 should do it to convert it to qmi.

Which firmware version is on it, as I notice it says its out of a laptop or something.

39346.544095] usb 3-1.2: Product: Surface Mobile ...

Have you also replaced the power supply with a new one that has at least 2.5A of supply?

ryebread wrote: Wed Jan 31, 2024 3:24 pm Hi. Just wondering if there's been any progress on getting FCC approval for the X65. Is there any good news by chance?

Nope. You can check here for all FCC activity: https://fccid.io/XMR

R3?

R4 only has 4 LAN ports and the power is next to the ETH ports on the right, not the left.

Hard to say. It's not really jumping out at me.

Might need a reflash and factory reset, maybe update in firmware, but it might just be failing .. maybe.

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That is interesting!

I usually revert to using the usb ttyl / UART serial pins to see what's happening in the bootup phase. You will want to use the 16M firmware images, very unlikely you have a 32M version, and even then the 16M version will work.

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RRC: Idle and PS State: Not attached shows that the network sees you but is declining you.

ereseller should be the correct APN.

What is the output from AT+CGDCONT?

I made an account just for this, I'm having the same issue after receiving my invisagig today. It just shows a black screen, I did update the firmware to 1.0.10 and toggle dark mode beforehand. Is there any fix or a way to factory reset it? Really would like to use it

I find that if I set the ...

Which apn?

What is the output of at!gstatus? And at+cgdcont?

Correct. It's still in engineering samples stage. No FCC approval yet. It should be fine, and seems to work well, just not technically done "cooking" yet.

The Black/Yellow one is Qualcomm based and requires a different firmware. I'm not sure it was made by Rooter.

Yeah Alfredo was quick on it. It's an easy swap in for any router that supports the RM520. Good for anyone wanting to get in early. In fact it's using the same pid. Engineering samples can be odd.

I put mine back together by just stuffing it all in the case, lol. It looks fine on the outside, and powers on, but otherwise it's a brick.

Haven't tried sending it back yet, though.

Which WiFi 7 card do you have?

I feel like this was answered already, but now I'm not seeing it. On Facebook maybe?

@APMI23

Did you mean to quote the whole post then not put anything of your own?

Excellent record of your journey. Thank you for posting these details.

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Lists the Tmo bands on the page

Which are SA/NSA are listed in the device support for all bands just below.

Define streamlined.

Every system has a learning curve to get setup. How easy it is to each individual is subjective to that individual.

The setup for WiFi as WAN (Some call it WiFi Hotspot) isn't too involved on most systems.

If you want to separate the modem and router functions, the InvisaGig ...

I'll be the firmware will work on both.

The 5G has gigabit LAN and 2.4GHz + 5GHz wifi, the H has 100M LAN and only 2.4G wifi. Otherwise they are functionally identical and use the same main processor chip.

Ask the Rooter guys if it will work or if they can spin up a version for you for the H, here ...

Something got stuck. Loads now.

tbh I leave IPV4 off and let it tunnel IPV4 traffic over IPV6 via XLAT/CLAT exchanges done on the modem and carrier side. Automagical.

Since the carriers paradoxically CGNAT the IP6 here in the US, it's kind of pointless, other than interest and fun.

No go on that. I responded on your other post.

Nope! You will cause all sorts of issues. :)

You're thinking of a multiplexer, and they aren't cheap, and generally only are for use with a single system and multiple antennas. There are more complex ways yo go about it, but I'm guessing you don't have an industrial sized budget. ;)

Is this for ...

Unless you have a paid static public IP4 address, I would ignore the IPs assigned by the carrier. Tmobile has a few different IP pools, some decommissioned military IPs, some generic IP pools, some just show as the 192.0.0.2 type. All useless for end user uses.

If you have a static IP, that becomes ...

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