MDMA 1.1.0.1 Beta Testing (Huawei LTE Modems)

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Thanks the problem is solved, just made the MDMA connection as suggested and all it working perfectly.
 
amiek said:
Can someone explain to me the meaning of -80 and -7 there? What parameter is it?
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From the MDMA 1.1.0.0 Changelog:
ginggs said:
Replaced the unused Cell Description field with an SNR (signal to noise ratio) display for the Huawei modems that support this feature. You don't have to do anything, if you modem supports it, you see numbers here, if not, you won't. At this stage I'm not entirely sure of what these values represent, but if you're interested have a read here (WayBackMachine). Ununocitum's theory on the reported SNR values is here.
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So, if i can say. -80 represent SNR_A and -7 represent SNR_B, is that right? and is it in dBm or dB?
 
Hi guys,

Just got a Huawei e392u-12. Works with 1800Mhz, so MTN and Vodacom only. Have you guys tested it on MDMA?

Thanks
 
84model said:
Just got a Huawei e392u-12. Works with 1800Mhz, so MTN and Vodacom only. Have you guys tested it on MDMA?
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Nobody has submitted any test results for it yet (see post #2), so yours would be welcome!
 
Hi.

Is the Vodafone K4510-z modem supported by MDMA?

Cant access band selection
 
Better don't try it on ZTE modems. I don't have another tablet to give away in the form of compensation.
 
Just tried the latest version of MDMA Beta with the E392 and the E398, both found to be working fine. Also disconnect is also fine without having to use RAS, works from the MDMA Panel. The E398 does LTE at 1800MHz 900Mhz and 2600Mhz, whilst the E392 adds in 800MHz as well. In the UK there is now liberalisation so that any band can be used for any technology, although 1800 (EE and Three (from September)) and 800 (all tier one carriers) are expected to be the main LTE bands for the forseeable future. 2600MHz will be used for Pico Cells and HetNets in urban areas.

Feature request for MDMA, would it be possible to have a resizeable window so that it can go full screen?

Thanks

Steve.
 
Yep that would be great, or resize, whatever, it's so that we can see clearly at a glance when the laptop is on the passenger seat.
 
steverow said:
Yep that would be great, or resize, whatever, it's so that we can see clearly at a glance when the laptop is on the passenger seat.
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You shouldn't be looking at a laptop on the passenger seat while you are driving! :)

OK, so you actually want the UI scaled to fill your screen. I think the best way to do this is to set a custom DPI setting in Windows:
Make the text on your screen larger or smaller
 
Just to confirm that Huawei E589u-12 works with MDMA.

I'm currently off LTE network, so some of the LTE AT command doesn't work. But these do:
Code: 
at^ndisdup=?
^NDISDUP:(1-16),(1-16)
at^ltecs?
^ltecs:0,0,0,0,0
at^ltecat?
^LTECAT:3
at^syscfgex?
^SYSCFGEX:"00",3FFFFFFF,1,2,7FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

at^sysmode
^SYSMODE:WCDMA
at^sysinfo
^SYSINFO:2,3,1,5,1,,4
at^sysinfoex
^SYSINFOEX:2,3,1,1,,3,"WCDMA",41,"WCDMA"

PS. How does MDMA determine the port used?
 
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E:V:A said:
I'm currently off LTE network, so some of the LTE AT command doesn't work. But these do:
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Interesting, what do AT^LTECS? and AT^LTECAT? do?
E:V:A said:
PS. How does MDMA determine the port used?
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MDMA walks the HARDWARE\\DEVICEMAP\\SERIALCOMM section of the registry looking for devices with descriptions that contain HUAWEI and PC UI INTERFACE or SECONDARY PORT, and similarly for other manufacturers.
 
ginggs said:
Interesting, what do AT^LTECS? and AT^LTECAT? do?
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Code: 
^LTECAT         2       Get the device LTE Category
^LTECS          2       ? Get/Set LTE circuit switched (CS) fallback??
It's not clear what exactly the numbers returned means. But here is what I found.

See:
http://tinyurl.com/l2k3drz
http://tinyurl.com/mjemr2u

From another place:
"CS Fallback means Circuit Switch Fall Back. CSFB network functionality means that mobile broadband data traffic is run over LTE, or HSPA when LTE coverage is not available, while voice and SMS services are provided using GSM or WCDMA circuit-switched networks."
 
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