I've just acquired a 'Vodafone' branded modem because i was curious to experiment a bit with asterisk's chan_datacard.
Anyway, i've found this modem on a local exibition of retrocomputing and things like that; was sold as ''unlocked''.
The modem have printed on:
Model: K3765
but once connected react to an ATI0 as:
Manufacturer: huawei
Model: E180
Revision: 11.104.16.21.00
IMEI:
+GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES
Note the missing IMEI: chan_datacard need IMEI, so i cannot use it.
The modem seems really unlocked and voice capable, react to an at^cvoice? with:
^CVOICE:0,8000,16,20
I've also opened the shell, and a stick inside confirm me that is really a K3765, probably flashed with the wrong firmware; googling around seems that the missing IMEI could be ''normal'' behaviour of a wrong-flashed modem.
There's something i can do to restore the right flash? Again, googling around seems that i can simply open in hex editor the flash .exe program and remove the model check (or make it inoffensive); someone have some hints?
The strange thing is that, even with wrong firmware and empty IMEI, data connection works as expected... boh...
Thanks.
Anyway, i've found this modem on a local exibition of retrocomputing and things like that; was sold as ''unlocked''.
The modem have printed on:
Model: K3765
but once connected react to an ATI0 as:
Manufacturer: huawei
Model: E180
Revision: 11.104.16.21.00
IMEI:
+GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES
Note the missing IMEI: chan_datacard need IMEI, so i cannot use it.
The modem seems really unlocked and voice capable, react to an at^cvoice? with:
^CVOICE:0,8000,16,20
I've also opened the shell, and a stick inside confirm me that is really a K3765, probably flashed with the wrong firmware; googling around seems that the missing IMEI could be ''normal'' behaviour of a wrong-flashed modem.
There's something i can do to restore the right flash? Again, googling around seems that i can simply open in hex editor the flash .exe program and remove the model check (or make it inoffensive); someone have some hints?
The strange thing is that, even with wrong firmware and empty IMEI, data connection works as expected... boh...
Thanks.
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