So my black Cell C ZTE MF668 modem decided it doesn't want to switch to modem-mode (from the CD-ROM emulation) mode any more. I noticed last night that it continues hangs on "Initializing modem" in the router - then disconnects, then resets the port, then tries to initialize modem, then disconnects etc.
I plugged it into my Windows 8 machine and the CD ROM starts. Then, when I start the Cell C software, it eventually sees that the modem is plugged in, but can't see the SIM. When I close it and open Putty to send AT commands to it, it connects, but doesn't respond to any command I send it (I just get nothing out). The same happens on my Windows XP laptop.
Eventually I plugged it into my wife's Macbook Pro - and there it works beautifully. This made me think that it isn't a modem problem as such, but rather that the switch from CD-ROM mode to modem-mode doesn't happen correctly in Windows (or my router). Pain is, I can't disable the auto-run feature without access to a terminal where I can send AT commands. And nothing happens in Windows.
Any ideas? Or how do I send AT commands to it in Mac OS (I've hardly used it).
I plugged it into my Windows 8 machine and the CD ROM starts. Then, when I start the Cell C software, it eventually sees that the modem is plugged in, but can't see the SIM. When I close it and open Putty to send AT commands to it, it connects, but doesn't respond to any command I send it (I just get nothing out). The same happens on my Windows XP laptop.
Eventually I plugged it into my wife's Macbook Pro - and there it works beautifully. This made me think that it isn't a modem problem as such, but rather that the switch from CD-ROM mode to modem-mode doesn't happen correctly in Windows (or my router). Pain is, I can't disable the auto-run feature without access to a terminal where I can send AT commands. And nothing happens in Windows.
Any ideas? Or how do I send AT commands to it in Mac OS (I've hardly used it).