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VZWINTERNET still as far as I know. Have to make sure you are on a generic firmware. No idea how the M6 handles that.

Are you also working with the BPI3 mini?

Also remember static IP = no SA 5G.

Download the latest version of Rooter for it here: under Alwaylink-M01K21: http://aturnofthenut.com/autobuilds/ They are all the same router, as long as you have the mediatek version with the yellow ethernet ports. The black ethernet ports one is not the same. All the tools and directions for flashi...

Yep, there are some DIY versions out there. Eventually there may be a commercial non-diy competitor, likely out of China. The InvisaGig is made to be as easy to setup and use as possible for the modem tech that it is. Plug and play with the right SIM card, minimal setup to get going for other SIMs. ...

Sorry I didn't look close enough at your pic. Your picture shows the network adapter, but no com ports. I'm guessing you have the latest Windows drivers, but it's odd that there are no com ports loading. The software isn't finding the ports to control the module for updating. It should roughly look ...

MrMark wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 3:01 pm
But is there a way to monitor the temperature via the admin interface? Otherwise, how would one know if it was too hot?

For sure!

It's on the live signal status page. It updates in real time.

It does have onboard heat control. Thermal switch turns on the Noctua fan at ~55C. It can operate under 90C, preferably under 75C. I have yet to see a modem get killed by heat that wasn't extremely excessive, like direct sunlight in Arizona Summers. Most are fine, some need to create some active sha...

It's a 4x4 MIMO 600-6000MHz outdoor directional panel antenna with space inside and hardware to simply drop the InvisaGig inside with a PoE splitter (will be included and a poe injector). The second pic is of the clearance inside with the InvisaGig loosely placed. There is a plate there to bolt it d...

@MrMark

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like this?

Which specific sierra modem update file are you using to run on windows for the update? Are you running it as administrator? (right click on file, run as admin)

It's a bit involved. PM me and I can help a little easier over email.

I see your reply. I don't see any limits on your account. huh.

This has been a reported issue with SA on Tmobile. These 5G Stand Alone bands do not allow constant connection at every site. Cell phones will swap bands around actively as well. These modems want to keep solid constant connection, the carrier doesn't seem to like that. Most people turn off SA and t...

I made my own version that seems to work for me so far in my test. I basically just send the at command (via echo) every 5 minutes to remove a single generally unused band, or add the band back. Quectel modems handle this without dropping connection. I use the presence of a self created /tmp/ file t...

What carrier and plan are you using. Also which band(s) are you primarily connected to?

Ive placed the IG in a 4x4 MIMO antenna. If I may ask in my very first post on this forum, Which one did you use? Do you happen to have a link? Sure! This one: https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/antennas/outdoor/outdoor-cellular/mimo-directional-panel/600-3800mhz-cellular-8dbi-directional-4x4-mimo-a...

The modem settings save automatically. You can make sure by running AT+QPRTPARA=1

You only need to run that once though, never needed again. IT just says, 'Hey make sure to always save settings to backup memeoy' .. basically.

Prob be best to flash the new ones with the same firmware image on the old one. Or you may need to ensure the settings are the same between them. The newer firmware shouldn't have nay new settings, just updated protocols and potential bug fixes. I would check: AT+QCFG="NWSCANMODE" AT+QMBNC...

New video posted a week or so ago:

Send AT+QCFG="USBNET",0

make sure to click the button, it doesn't take the command from just hitting enter/return

Try with and without SIM.

jhaime11 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 03, 2023 8:28 pm sir is this command will. work to my quectel em520? or can you show me whats the command fot ttl/sh for my rm520

TTL settings are a routing task and need to be done on your host system for the modem.

Yeah, I think they have Chicago, Seattle, and New Jersey?

Huh. Flash a much older version then. It's not locked. Unless V1 firmware really doesn't work on V2.

That 767!!!

Took forever to fix my machine, but here is the first I could get done: https://thewirelesshaven.com/help-page-nexs2go/

NOTE: It is 100% untested. You can always recover, but I have to say I haven't tested it and will not be able to for about a week or so. Much going on right now.

More like dual 315, 45 phasing in a stack.

Generally all 4x4 antennas use four identical elements placed in different rotated positions.

I've got some issues with my build system. Should have fixed and done today.

Click on the large pill shape in the middle. It will ask for a file. Select the NEXS2GO firmware file you have. Then click ok. It will upload it, then if I recall it will have another button that is basically the final "ok/yes/Im sure" and then it will flash the firmware. Google translate ...

The modem uses the main and div ports for all general LTE transmissions. It only uses the two mimo ports for mid and high band frequencies (MHB: 1452–2690 MHz), and only under load, AND only on towers that support 4x4 MIMO engagement. The Main and Div will support all frequencies (~600-6000 MHz)

EM160R-GL.zip

You can't change the IMEI that the SIM is locked to, but you can change the devices IMEI to match the one the SIM card is locked to.

It depends on the device, for how this is done. You can search it for basically any device that has the capability, and most are pretty simple right now.

You're looking for the hardware design guide, reference RF ports. Other than that a general idea of what it does during operation.
I'll be at my office pc in about two hours. I'll link and explain what I think when I get there.

jddebug wrote: ↑Fri Aug 18, 2023 9:05 pm latest Quectel PC drivers link is broken. FYI

Fixed.

It is not likely that you can swap it, as Tmobile has locked these types of SIM cards to the device IMEI. You CAN swap it into a device that allows the capability to change the IMEI. Pretty much any Quectel modem based system like these: https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/router-bundles/invisagig/ ht...

I'll make a custom firmware update for you. It has to be something either related to the firmware acting a fool, or somehow the power output on the usb port just isn't kicking like it should. Nothing in the logs is jumping out at me, except the Connection logging. It's got the modem coming and going...

True IP passthrough is only possible with an assigned public static IP from your cell carrier. Otherwise you will get either the 192.0.0.x address, or possibly on Tmo randomly a decommissioned, military I think, IP that is actually public facing, for now, or sometimes the local interface address,192...

Shouldn't be a problem. They put tge at command terminal in there for customer use.

There isn't another way to access it that Ive found.

Depends on the modem used, but generally 12VDC is the base and at least 2.5A is my recommendation. I default to 4A supplies though.

https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/power ... 2-1mm-tip/

Cudy support will be your best bet there.

You'll need to contact support@cudy.com for that password for the AT command, unless someone here as it.

I think newer firmware stopped locking the stuff out without sim card initilizing. Do you have the latest firmware? I know you said you reflashed it, but was it with the latest? Just making sure.

Those all look like normal-ish logs. Are you certain your switch has ample power budget per port? Sometimes the advertised poe budget is misleading, as it shows total power budget, but then hides the per port max wattage.

@hazard78

I created a new thread here for public talk on ideas.

The new InvisaGig update is live. With v1.0.8 the config.invisagig.com host is no longer a part of the setup. Simply access the UI for the first time, or any time, via https://192.168.225.1 You can now also update the InvisaGig UI to a custom IP address as well. So if you want it to be 10.10.0.1, yo...

See a full dev blog post on it here: https://invisagig.com/your-invisagig-experience-just-got-better/ See our change logs here: https://invisagig.com/invisagig-change-log/ See, and download, the updated v1.0.8 User and Quick Start guides here: https://invisagig.com/support/ If you haven't gotten one...

Very strange. I'll have to ask around on this one.

Hmmm, so a carrier SIM works in the V7 adapter, but your private SIM doesn't? Should be the same SIM design standards I would think.

Can you show a picture of the pin pad bottom of the SIM cards themselves, side by side your private SIM with a standard carrier SIM?

Are they 6 pin or 8 pin SIM cards?

Have you tested any other SIM cards in the unit, standard carrier cards, to ensure they also do not read?

Are you using the new APN, VZWINTERNET or the old APN VSBLINTERNET?

We were forced to get a new SIM from visible too.

Navigate to the page: Network->Interfaces and edit the LAN. On the Advanced Settings tab and delete the IPv6 IPs from the Custom DNS Servers.

Reboot.

I'm going to post on the firmware forums about it, and see what they say for this. I'll let you know.

Let us know if anything changes with that firmware.

You may also want to try eliminating IPV6 for that build, making the APN connect as IP(IPV4) only.

Yeah, that sounds like the NEXS2GO firmware may need a fresh install again. Try this version: https://random-sharing.b-cdn.net/WiFiX-NEXS2GO-GO2023-03-20A.zip Do not save settings or use a configuration backup, as they can re-introduce issues. Flash 3x in a row (old troubleshooting "trick")

If plugging it in directly works, but not through the hub, you may have a faulty hub. :( I use one similar to this : https://amzn.to/3rVjQDe The logs show this part that jumps out at me: Thu Aug 3 02:49:20 2023 daemon.notice netifd: Interface 'CLAT1' is setting up now Thu Aug 3 02:49:20 2023 user.no...

It should see it fine on the hub, as all USB kind of works like a hub, called a 'bus'. Depends on if the modem is actually power cycling under load. You have to also ensure there are not goofy watchdongs turned on in the firmware (two potential places), but it should show up in the modem logging/con...

Yep, that one should have plenty of USB voltage output.

Get a USB volt tester from amazon and you can see the output: https://amzn.to/3qeGo1k

"Magic" just means to change the IMEI to a different IMEI to make the carriers think you are using a difference type device, like a phone instead of a modem. It is referred to as "Magic" and other things because in some coutries it is considered illegal (The US is not one of them...

Show me a picture of the NEXS2GO router label (black out the MAC addr numbers and barcodes)

You could try either, or both.

Just needs to provide a solid 5+ volts.

It should but it didn't help in my tests. Seems to supply extra amps, but doesn't bolster the voltage level

I don't think it's a bad board. If you put your own modem in the enclosure, most likely it has never been configured to send data through the ethernet port (if that is your end goal, you'll definitely need to send AT commands). But Didneywhorl is correct, it should at least work through the USB por...

Happen to have another modem to test in it?

Did you buy it with the modem already installed, or separately?

Sounds like a bad board maybe, but really hard to tell. One or the other should work, especially the USB.

Which specific board do you have?

Hi Cassie, Extreme apologies for the delay. My notifications for this new forum group was turned off. Did you get it figured out? For anyone else having issues. Bypass downloading the config file by using the URL: https://192.168.225.1 The next software update, v1.0.8, will move the cert and host fi...

@wrmays Did you get it working?

Nothing shows up? Not even an errored device? Generally IF the usb is enabled something should pop up on the usb bus.

Have you tried via Windows?

Does anything load when you enter https://192.168.225.1

General Tools: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... drive_link

Unfortunately no, you'll need an adapter and some software. Shoot MOFI an email and see if they can help, if not we can do our best :) You'll have to remove the modem if MOFI doesn't have QFirehose software built into the firmware. Adapter: https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/mini-pcie-m2-adapters/min...

Unfortunately I don't think Windows logs cell connections. Have you tried using a powered USB hub with it? The EM9191 is known to be power hungry, causing the actual voltage to drop below levels that trigger reboots. Most USB ports aren't well regulated as they aren't really made for heavy power use...

The SIM7 uses the EC25. Have you updated it's firmware; the modem firmware, not the router?

It should still work on Verizon with the right settings. ATT and Tmo as well.

Which modem version of the 4500 do you have?

SIM4, SIM7, or SIM8?

You make Tmo think you're using the phone. No hotspot. You can use prepaid if you want. Settings trickery. It's against ToS, but if you don't want to pay out the kazoo for data, it's the game we play for now.

Phone plans. Magenta Max.

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