kernel
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I thought you opted for the Asus unit? I can find out about the support and let you know..
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I can ask our technicians to upload all of the versions that we have to our web server and you can pull whichever ones you dont have.
I thought you opted for the Asus unit? I can find out about the support and let you know..
Yup, from Uniterm Bedfordview, Pieter in our stores has worked quite a lot on these units so will be able to help you, bring the modem along. Just take note that we're almost out of stock on the MR3420's so you'll need to order one soon if you want it.
Thanks kernel and the team for the prompt help and assistance at your shop. You guys rock!!
Thanks for the compliments, hope you're happy with your purchases.
Thanks for the compliments, hope you're happy with your purchases.
what version firmware are you using on the router? If it's NOT the 110418 version, load the 110418Okay ... I'm struggling a bit here with my old VDC K3565-z modem. I can't get it to work and the bin file didn't help either. Please assist. Oh yes - it's on a TP-Link MR3420
what version firmware are you using on the router? If it's NOT the 110418 version, load the 110418
Okay ... I'm struggling a bit here with my old VDC K3565-z modem. I can't get it to work and the bin file didn't help either. Please assist. Oh yes - it's on a TP-Link MR3420
I take it your problem is that the router does not recognise the modem and that the modem is DIRECTLY plugged into the router? How long have you waited for it to connect?
My E1820 connects in about 1m10sec, but the crappy K4505Z takes ages and frequently disconnects - The E1820 has at the moment been connected for a week without losing connection to Cell C
Have you tried the router using the modem bin file?
http://www.tp-link.com/resources/compatible/Vodafone_ZTE_K3565-Z.zip
neeeee fork, dan weet ekkie... sorry
Maybe the bin file is stuffed. If you have a Windows XP 32 bit machine somewhere, try creating one yourself with the sniffer tool.
thanks. i will give it a go