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The reason the cables does not fit, is because you are shopping in the wrong place.

You will require MHF4 connectors for the EM7565.

You can select your device and download the Cradlepoint version of carrier firmware for the MC400LP6 from HERE.

I would remove the MC400 modem from the router. Then, on the bottom of the router, press and hold the reset button for 20 seconds. When the router booted back up, log into the router using the default password contained on the label on the bottom of the router. Go to SYSTEM > SYSTEM CONTROL > NETCLO...

Use the FIRMWARE recovery method and upload the lastest WiFiX firmware which works with all versions of the EM20-G Firmware.

A suspend can occur if the carrier is rejecting the SIM Card to be registered on the network. This happens mainly when the SIM Card is not properly activated, or the cellular plan is not compatible with the device, or the wrong APN is being used. What type of device is the SIM Card and plan attached...

What Cradlepoint router are you using?

NOTE that this is a tutorial on bands. ALL other questions should be submitted under the proper heading and topic.

It appears from your image that the SIM Card is not seated properly in the SIM Card adapter. It looks to be raised on one side, which will not allow the pins in the SIM Card slot to properly seat against the metal contacts on the SIM Card. Again, for best results, remove all of the tabs/tits from th...

Sparky35 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 07, 2020 11:17 am It connects on WG3526 but will not pass the connection through Wi-Fi

Can you better explain what is happening.

Are you connected to the cellular network and able to get an internet connection using an ethernet cable but not wifi?

im using Mini PCI-E to M.2 (NGFF) Key B Adapter with Top SIM Card Slot as an adapter for the EM12 but im not using the sim card slot on that modem adapter, im using the one on the side of the NexQ6go and im using the sim card adapter that came in the box, its the plastic one Noosy which always seem...

i am using Mini PCI-E to M.2 (NGFF) Key B Adapter with Top SIM Card Slot from the The Wireless Haven site. I have only seen one or two of these adapters that were bad but there are lot of similar adapters where the router cannot read the SIM Card. So it is always a possibility. Are you using a SIM ...

mezmerizz0454 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 6:38 pm I just got a NEXQ6GO and installed a EM12-G Modem but my sim slot wont see the sim info.

What Mini PCI-E to M.2 adapter are you using?

Looks like when it doesn't connect(2nd reboot after factory reset), it never passes the APN to the modem. On the initial startup (which you define as a good start up) we see the default APN of "ims" set in profile slot 1. +CGDCONT: 1,"IPV4V6","ims","0.0.0.0.0.0.0....

tambutso wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 11:04 pm Jim will this work with just a vanilla OpenWRT firmware?

I do not believe it would without a lot of modification.

At parents house have a we826 with a mc7455. Today they hooked up new outdoor antennas. Now when you go to plug in the power supply there is no power? LED lights or nothing comes on? Never seen this before. Anyone seen this one before? That is a strange one. I am not sure what correlation the outdo...

There are no firmware updates for the 4000D.

What I would try it resetting it to its default settings, and reconfigure it anew.

Try THIS

All I can tell you is that we are still waiting for these (and other) antennas to arrive.

International shipping has been severally disrupted over the past few months.

Try using the search function for "Verizon TTL".

That I cannot say.

You may try to reactivate the plan with a different device IMEI and limit your data usage to under 500GB, and/or activate a second line and swap the two out every two weeks.

Sprint works well with the EM7565 if you can get Band 41 at your location, since it does not have Band 25

Well that's a sign of relief I guess lol, I am using a AT&t Tablet plan Users of the plan are being randomly shut down where the device IMEI does not match that of the plan. Not sure how these users are being selected, but some seem to believe it corresponds to exceeding a data limit threshold ...

This appears to be either Network or plan related.

What plan are you using?

Did you check out THIS tutorial?

Could be the cellular network down.

If not, run each of the following AT Commands

To make sure it is detecting the SIM Card properly:

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AT+CPIN?

To assure it is ready the SIM Card numbers:

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AT+CNUM

To check the network stats:

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AT!GSTATUS?

and post the results of the stats

I would go into Connection Manager on the interface above the EM7565 that references Modem-xxxxxx and right click and delete it. That will wipe out all current configurations/customization associated with the EM7565. The modem will then reboot. When it shows back up, right click the EM7565 interface...

While I do not have access to the device right now, go to your Connection Manager and look at the lower part of the window, and there is a setting for the Modem that I believe must be changed to SIM slot 1.

It looks like the WiFi SSID is ROOter for the 2.4GHz and WiFiX for the 5GHz. Did you change these settings?

I would try using the Firmware Recovery Method and reflash it with the latest WiFiX firmware.

According to your stats, you are connected:

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MM state:     Registered     	Normal Service 
RRC state:     RRC Connected

Have you adjusted your TTL settings?

ROOter seems to be having an issue finding the MBIM Comm Port. Create Connection: No MBIM Comm Port Is it an OEM Modem or a vendor branded modem. If it is vendor branded, I understand they have to be modified to work with ROOTer. I have very little experience with them modems but maybe someone else ...

Verizon may well be snooping the IMEI of the device, and discovered it did not match that of the plan.

Run the following command copy and paste what it returns. That will allow us to take a look and connection stats:

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AT!GSTATUS?

Did you first install the Sierra Wireless driver software for Windows?

You may want to flash the router with the newest WiFiX version of GoldenOrb.

It has a custom TTL tab and a choice of TTL settings.

For best results, I would use the Firmware Recovery Method to flash it.

catchsm0k3 wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 1:15 pm
Out of curiosity if I got the enclosure you linked above would it connect to the CBA850 or would I need to install additional software to run the OS?

No additional software is required.

If it were I and considering the amount of configurations has been put through the modem, I would reset the modem to OEM:

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AT+QPRTPARA=3

Then, give it a minute and do a hard reboot (power off, wait 5 seconds, power on).

I do not see where it would hurt to try hooking it behind the WE826. Just make sure the power adapter you are using on the WE826 can power both the EM7565 and MC7455. Just for testing purposes, you can also download and install the Sierra Wireless generic driver SOFTWARE for Windows and plug the USB...

Have you tried locking the EM12-G to Sprint Bands 25/41:

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AT+QCFG="band",0,10001000000

I have had to do this with the Quectel modems on a few occasions.

Most install the EM7565/EM7511 in a USB3 to M.2 adapter ENCLOSURE and plug it into the USB3.0 port on the CBA850 router. The advantage of using the enclosure is it allows you to run dual modems (i.e., the MC400LP6 & the EM75XX) for load balancing or failover if ever needed. The MC7455 uses U.FL ...

The USB meter is simply a device that can plug into any USB port on a router or PC. You can then plug a USB device (i.e., USB to M.2 adapter) into the output of the meter to measure the voltage and amps being supplied by the router or PC, into the USB device. Hopefully, you did not damage your enclo...

You can order a USB digital voltage/amp meter from Amazon for around $10 to $15.

They also have a pass-through design where you can watch the voltage and amps as they feed through to the USB Device.

hi all, sort of a random question/observation. I have a m.2 to mini pcie adapter installed in my WE826-T2. This puts my sim card directly above the processor (at least I think it does, I could provide pictures). I didn't think much of it but today I had to pull my sim card out and sim card adapter ...

Glad you got it up and running.

The easiest way to program a band or group of bands is using this Spreadsheet.

It sounds like a power issue, or lack thereof, going to the modem.

The errors are no concern, they are just not compatible with that particular modem.

The USB to M.2 adapter is only used to flash the modem firmware behind a PC.

Thereafter, reinstall the modem in the router.

There should be no other configurations necessary. Just follow the steps in my post.

How about bandwidth monitoring, anyone using that? The bandwidth monitoring is not working because the new directly to hold the bandwidth logs is not being created in the latest build. According to Dairyman: The missing folder in the Bandwidth Monitor is very strange since that package has not been...

If it were me, I would start over. I would first remove the EM20-G and install in the USB to M.2 adapter and downgrade the firmware per this TUTORIAL . Next, and while the modem is removed, I would use the Firmware RECOVERY Method and install the latest WiFiX firmware for the WG3526. Once installed,...

Do you have a USB to M.2 adapter on hand?

What carrier are you using?

Went to The Wireless Haven links provided by BillA and found that they do not accept payments in Virginia. Capture.PNG Is there another source or has anyone had similar issues? I plan to wait until Monday when they open to see if they can take my order over the phone. We have several notices on the...

OpenWRT based firmware does not support the EM20-G other than MBIM with no AT COM port. Therefore, a patch must be used to communicate with the modem. The drivers for the modems like Option, QMI, MBIM, etc are "kmod" packages which means they are included in the compiled kernel of OpenWrt....

positiverush7 wrote: ↑Thu May 14, 2020 7:56 am Were you able to change the IMEI. I don’t know why but unable to send private msg, maybe new that’s why?

Since changing the IMEI of a device is unlawful in some countries, it is a subject that is not allowed to be discussed on this forum.

The messaging system is disabled due to forum issues.

You may find this helpful:

Downgrading the Firmware on the Quectel EM20-G.pdf

I would follow the logic in THIS topic.

Well, guess there is no answer why part of menu is missing in GO model. Time to shelf this project and move on to greener pastures. As they say in my neck of the woods, "got bigger fish to fry". Might try one of the previous builds, or a stock GoldenOrb build, or inquire over at the Whirl...

Try unplugging the Magic Box and then power on the AirMaster.

Yes, you can use the Cradlepoint "atterm" to program the modem using the logic in THIS topic.

I do not believe the firmware builds for the WE1326 have the drivers for the Quectel modems.

You may try adding this script in the SYSTEM > STARTUP > LOCAL START UP (at the bottom) and SUBMIT.

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echo "0x2c7c  0x0512" > /sys/bus/usb-serial/drivers/option1/new_id

I have an EM20 with the m.2 to usb3 adapter and can not get it to connect. I started with the rooter firmware with the EM20 patch in my router (archer c7), but it just hangs on connecting. I assume all the fields on the Network status page is populating correctly, and it does read the SIM Card? The...

SliverGT wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2020 10:57 am Is this antenna still available? I don't see it on The Wireless Haven Store.

They are currently out of stock. Have a new shipment on order and will be here mid month.

The PCC is the Primary carrier (Band 13), and the SCC is the secondary carrier (Band 2) used for carrier aggregation.

Your RSRQ signals in very poor.

Looks like you are on Band 5 with 10MHz of bandwidth. I also see no secondary carrier. I would first make sure the bands are set to all. Go the Modem > Misc > AT Command Terminal and run the following command: AT!BAND=00 Then, do a power off/power on reboot, and run your GSTATUS one more time.

I have 2 sims installed in my LP6. I have a couple questions: Is there any quick way in the GUI or console to switch back and forth between the SIMS? I'd like to use "smart WAN selection" to switch between SIMS when the d/l speed drops. AFAIK, I can trigger with latency, jitter and signal...

I'm still trying to get Visible to work on the MBR1400 i bought from The Wireless Haven. No luck so far trying to the simple things like APN name change. I'm not sure if it's possible on the MBR1400, but the wireless is really great. Take care, Dale There are several topics about using Visible on t...

gscheb, I'm unable to get into my PMs, I probably don't have enough posts yet to read/send. The PM's and social logins have been temporarily disabled for the forum while we try to figure out where the high CPU usage is coming from--which is producing the SQL errors. Once corrected, they will be res...

Try enabling the The Wireless Haven Ping test:

The Wireless Haven PING TEST.png

You may also want to look at THIS post which will most likely work with the current WiFiX firmware build.

Okay, so I built a WE1026-5G with an EM20-G to make it a little easier to figure out. The newest shipment of EM20-G have the latest firmware (Revision: EM20GRUR01A08M4G) and is not playing fair with the current builds of WiFiX/GoldenOrb/ROOter. I used the WiFiX version of GoldenOrb_2019-12-11 for th...

I would try this FIRMWARE build. You will need to add this script in the SYSTEM > STARTUP > LOCAL START UP (at the bottom) and SUBMIT. echo "0x2c7c 0x0620" > /sys/bus/usb-serial/drivers/option1/new_id You will have to reboot the router for it to take effect. The latest version of GoldenOrb...

I have to step away for a while. Important to know the proper APN which should be located somewhere in the phone settings.

I would bet it is fast.t-mobile.com

Did you find the correct APN?

No. The correct APN the device (i.e., cell phone, hotspot) can be determined by placing the SIM Card in that device, and go the network settings where it will be shown.

Read the part about SIM cards and adapters HERE and make sure yours is fitting the adapter correctly.

Also, always power down the router before installing or removing the SIM Card.

Is the information showing up in the MODEM > NETWORK section.

Leave the SIM Card out of the router. There has been a lot of configurations going on with the setup so lets first remove all configurations from the modem. Log into the router and comment out the TTL scripts by placing a # in front of them. This was discussed PREVIOUSLY in this post. Then restart f...

When you plug in the USB adapter, does it show any lights, or does the PC make a sound that it normally makes when a USB device is plugged in.

Also, under the Device Manager do you see any reference to the modem.

We are needing to start at the beginning once again. First, unplug power from the router. Remove the SIM Card from the router and place the SIM card into its original phone or device used for the activation. Make sure it is activated and will connect to the internet and pull data. Do a quick Google ...

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