MDMA [does Connection Management & USSD & Monitors Signal Strength - Windows]

mmaafs said:
Is there any way that I can make it auto connect after restart?
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Not in MDMA, but readme for MDMA can give you a clue. Check "Connect / Disconnect" section. You can use the same command line in autorun batch file.

It should be "Auto-Connect" option in the Windows adapter properties, I don't remember. If you have -unfortunately- Windows 10, follow the article
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...t/d7918264-1e56-4616-bc05-00aaad37005c?auth=1

The other option is to use modem AT commands in the batch file. You will need COM port terminal program.

Put MDMA in autostart, it should detect and monitor already established connection.
 
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PANTECH UML290?

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UKNOWN DEVICE = VIRTUALBOX VIRTUAL NETWORK CARD.

MDMA.EXE /PORT:COM18 /COMMANDSET:OPTION
5 SECONDS... "MOBILE DATA DEVICE NOT RESPONDING"

MDMA.EXE /PORT:COM19 /COMMANDSET:OPTION
5 SECONDS... "MOBILE DATA DEVICE NOT RESPONDING"

MDMA.EXE /PORT:COM20 /COMMANDSET:OPTION
INSTANTLY "AN ERROR OCCURED WHILE INITIALIZING THE MOBILE DATA DEVICE"

SAME RESULTS WITHOUT /COMMANDSET:OPTION.

WHEN I RUN VZACCESS MANAGER, I GET THIS ERROR, INDICATING MDMA IS SUCCESSFULLY ACCESSING COM20:
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TASK MANAGER:

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I HAVE TRIED ALL 3 USB PORTS, AND HAVE TRIED WITH UML290 BOTH "OPEN" AND "CLOSED" PHYSICAL CONFIGURATION.

HERE IS WWAN INFO FROM VZACCESS MANAGER:

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ANY THOUGHTS? I AM MOVING SOON AND WAS HOPING TO UTILIZE YOUR PROGRAM (PARTICULARLY THE REAL-TIME RSSI SIGNAL STRENGTH) TO FIND THE SPOT WITH BEST SIGNAL. IT IS A 20 ACRE TRACT OF LAND.

THANK YOU,

KYLE
 
MDMA [does Connection Management & USSD & Monitors Signal Strength - Windows]

Dear Kyle

Could you perhaps start a new thread to resolve your keyboard caps lock issue before we dive into this one?

Regards
The bleeding eyes of the world.
 
Kzkzpkt said:
MDMA.EXE /PORT:COM20 /COMMANDSET:OPTION
INSTANTLY "AN ERROR OCCURED WHILE INITIALIZING THE MOBILE DATA DEVICE"
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I was going to ask, are you sure this modem uses the same AT commands that Option modems use?

Then I saw this:
Kzkzpkt said:
SAME RESULTS WITHOUT /COMMANDSET:OPTION.
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So it seems this modem doesn't work with generic AT commands either.

Not a nice review of the Pantech UML290:
https://blogs.gnome.org/dcbw/2011/06/17/the-incredible-magical-pantech-uml290/
 
I have a device huawei e303 hilink I made an update to the program but when I want to run the Negotiated QoS feature does not work Is there any of you tried the program on the operating system hilink
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deweyzeph said:
Gosh, I haven't read this thread for years. Good necro!
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Yeah, this all started back in 2006 just after I joined. Used this app alot back then and it's subsequent updates.

With the advent of free standing routers I guess this no longer worked unless if you still use a USB dongle.

I found a Telkom one in a drawer and thought I could use it for the SD card slot but unfortunately Windows does not register it, only the Dlink modem software drive is seen, and no, it does not work when installed, neither the internet nor the card reader.

Don't care much for the modem part, the SD card reader would have been handy for my Rpi projects, no need to fire up the laptop for it's slot.
 
IamNoone said:
Yeah, this all started back in 2006 just after I joined. Used this app alot back then and it's subsequent updates.

With the advent of free standing routers I guess this no longer worked unless if you still use a USB dongle.

I found a Telkom one in a drawer and thought I could use it for the SD card slot but unfortunately Windows does not register it, only the Dlink modem software drive is seen, and no, it does not work when installed, neither the internet nor the card reader.

Don't care much for the modem part, the SD card reader would have been handy for my Rpi projects, no need to fire up the laptop for it's slot.
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I used to use it because it would work on Windows Server 2008, or was it 2003?, unlike the vodacom software at the time.
 
Brieuse said:
I used to use it because it would work on Windows Server 2008, or was it 2003?, unlike the vodacom software at the time.
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And somehow it managed to bypass modems that were locked to a specific network. I had a modem locked to MTN and used this with a Vodacom SIM and bypassed the network lock.
 
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