yes

Looks like the latest Rooter causing problem

My E398 on 11.433.57 works like a charm on 10-12

Dont upgrade guys

Just for your information, E3276 is not in Asus official supported hardware list and even E398 have hiccups when I still use N56.

If you want to have a great network, how about get both.

Skylinestar : How it failed? Burst into flame?

Those who get E3276 can't work properly with Rooter please include your firmware version.

P/S : e3276 with firmware lower than 160 is likely to have problem with Routers.
Do not attempt to update firmware.

Will post some tutorial tomorrow.

This post has been edited by blacktubi: Nov 16 2013, 01:27 AM

Tools > Diagnostics
Use Mobile Partner

I prefer yellow, red seem a bit buggy. Personal preference.

fuelsave : I already mentioned do not update E3276 firmware for every E3276 running firmware older than 160.

Edit : Can anyone upload the OpenWRT 10-12 image for MR3420 V2.

My MR3420 V1 running 10-12 working perfectly well while both of the latest image for V2 don't work

This post has been edited by blacktubi: Nov 16 2013, 12:38 PM

My E3276 run 21.260.05.00.609, work so well with V1, online within 90 seconds.

On V2 keep getting errors. Gave up Rooter, will use plain OpenWRT

Can detect cant dial means the port settings @ Rooter is wrong.

Can be solved simply if your Modem > Information show this.

This post has been edited by blacktubi: Nov 16 2013, 06:42 PM


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My V1 auto detect correctly, didn't set anything.

I did modified something on my V1, forgotten what I done.

Hi, you are having the same problem with me

Rooter V2 problem, not sure what's wrong

digilife Fixed yours but my own V2 still cacat.

I measured on my Multimeter, my V1 draws 280mA on 3G IDLE and 417mA on 3G load.
Signal is -8XdBm, wifi is turned off.

On V2 with wifi turned off, 3G not connected state draws 204mA and a kernel error seem disabled the USB. Thanks or the tips lpc26
TP-LINK circuit is poorly designed or to save cost and unable to supply enough juice

Both test are conducted on the same power brick and same E3276.

Solution : Use a Y connector.
Solution 2 : Get a cheap 5V module to power up the modem using the 12V supply bypassing the TP-LINK circuit.

I am not an E&E engineer. As far as I know ampere is auto regulated.

The brick I use able to supply more than our router need.
Problem is not with the supply, is with the circuit.

As V2 is not regulating the correct current, will send mine to warranty.

All E3276 which is newer than 160 firmware will have improved compatibility

Currently might need some time to get it setup properly.

Hmm, I think I will create a new thread for this Topic later.

Will include some guide for E3276

Okay the new thread is done, you guys can move on to the new thread

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