Hi,

Is the speed the same when direct connected to the laptop?

Cheers

yes it is the same,.. only the RSSI is bit different,..

All sifu here, I just bought a MR3420 V2 and cant bring up my sierra 320U in connection. I'm using maxis and everything seems fine when I plug in the usb modem, at least MR3420 manage identify successful. When click CONNECT. the usb modem power indication led keep flashing in ORANGE every second, and eventually failed to connect. Do I need to flash it with openWRT to make it work? Kindly help

hi all, i m using mr3420 v2 stock rom pairing with e398 (with lte enabled nanosim), compare to my previous mf680 (3g normal sim), i found that now the 3420 takes longer time to identify my modem, and the annoying part is the modem went disconnected if i left it idle said few hours, why is it so? fyi, i dun hv this issue with mf680 at all.

btw, anyone got the e398 config bin file for mr3420? could it be the reason why 3420 takes longer time to identify e398 or due to lte network?

thks!

Ops my bad, it works now for me after upgrade the modem firmware.

It is MR3420 itself due to the buggy stock firmware. Nothing can be done for V1.

For V2 update to the latest firmware would fix it, use BIN file if required.

For the best solution, flash a custom firmware on your OpenWRT.

oledi flashed to the latest version, do u hv e398 bin file? i m using 3420 v2.
or need to flash the e398 firmware if any?

Currently we have a TP Link MR3420 v1.2. Umobile is too horrible and we need to upgrade to Maxis LTE. Can this router support the Maxis LTE Dongle? Is there a better Dongle? What is the best implementation to get LTE into our office network?

huawei E398 bin file -> http://www.tp-link.com/en/support/3g/



This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Jun 13 2013, 06:49 PM

thks, but cannot connect to network after added the e398 (finland) bin file, connection back to normal again once removed

Hi sifus.
I'm a new user of this interesting router. (MR3420 v2 + E398)
So, I need help from sifus here.
Is it normal after I flashed to latest Huntsman, my router will only got 27% space left?
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And using openWRT, I need to wait about 1 minute + before internet connection available.
Are this also normal?
And FYI, I already applied all tricks stated on the 1st page.

TQ

This post has been edited by ioi84: Jun 13 2013, 11:17 PM

due to there is a delay 60 sec for connection setting. so its normal.

you can check at modem page.

This post has been edited by ooikl: Jun 13 2013, 11:56 PM

Wahroonga Farm i encountered an issue, which is not able to access the ROOTER UI page 192.168.1.1 on latest version of HM.

Is there a way to bring up that service via telnet or SSH without reboot the router?

@update - SSH into the device and start the web service, /etc/init.d/uhttpd start

This post has been edited by ooikl: Jun 14 2013, 05:35 PM

for blackwidow/ huntsman rooter firmware that is normal,

for openwrt firmware , the altitude adjustment version, u can manually set 5 second to recognize and dialing time,.

This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Jun 14 2013, 12:20 AM

ooikl chuahcs79
TQ guys!!

Wahroonga Farm mentioned this before that latest HM might experience crashes of LuCI. They're figuring out what went wrong.

In the meantime, you can SSH to the router and run this command to start back LuCI:

Hi.
I'm using latest Huntsman and noticed that under Software, free space reduced from time to time without changing any setting.

What's the problem?

is it a significant amount of space? It might be the Bandwidth Monitoring feature where it logs the usage. However, it shouldn't take up a lot of space. Perhaps others can shed some light on this.

This post has been edited by maxcheam: Jun 14 2013, 03:26 PM

Previously about 104 kb (27%) left but just now I checked, it's become 88 kb (23%).
In just less that 24 hour.

Something wrong with it?

This post has been edited by ioi84: Jun 14 2013, 03:33 PM

just a few KB, i guess it's normal. as long as it doesn't go to zero, it should be fine. Even if it goes to zero, your router will still be working. I've notice that these few items don't work if it happens:
- New firewall rules can't be saved
- New MAC filter can't be saved
- New scheduled tasks can't be saved
Basically all the configs you want to add that need >0kb extra won't be saved.

Anyhow, ROOter firmwares already pre-loaded with all the modules that you might need. Average users will not need the extra space. If you do need the extra space, upgrade to routers that have more memory like 1043ND.