1/16/2024 5:14 PM | |
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Hello there, I'm currently working with the IOT 2050 Advanced FS:02, equipped with Industrial OS 3.2.3 and IndOS 3.2.1. The firmware is up-to-date, and I've integrated a PCIe Huawei MU709 3G module into the system. However, I'm encountering difficulties in configuring the module. Specifically, when I run the command mmcli -L, I receive the following output:
Interestingly, when I utilize an example image, the result changes to:
One crucial aspect that I suspect is causing the issue relates to the following command:
*** IndOS ***
Currently, I am encountering difficulty in identifying a method to transition from Ethernet to GSM within the device section. It appears that this adjustment is only possible within the connection settings, albeit without resolving the underlying issue. Furthermore, it is noteworthy that the Huawei device is detected in both instances. *** Example image ***
*** IndOS ***
I distinctly remember that in the preceding version, IndOS 2.1, this configuration operated without issues on a different IOT 2050 device that I work with. For your convenience, I have attached a file containing all the relevant commands related to this procedure. Any assistance in resolving this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. AttachmentDifferences.txt (233 Downloads) |
Last edited by: LuisQuique at: 01/16/2024 21:52:44 |
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1/16/2024 11:33 PM | |
Joined: 9/26/2020 Last visit: 4/5/2024 Posts: 7 Rating:
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Update: After at least two weeks of troubleshooting the device, I've identified the root cause. It seems that in the latest version of the industrial OS, the module is no longer recognized as a GSM module. Consequently, manual intervention is required to configure it properly. I've also included information specific to Telcel in CDMX, México for reference. Here are the steps to manually configure the GSM module:
To address the "nmcli -L -> no modems found" issue, follow these steps: 1. Open the USB modeswitch rules file for editing:
2. Add the following lines in the Huawei section:
3. To configure GSM settings:
4. Activate the GSM connection:
5. Verify the configuration:
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