Hi.

I need some help.

I need help for the indicator signal 3G/4G.

I downloaded this: http://ecco.selfip.net/attitude_adjustment/ar71xx/packages (3ginfo_20130214_all.ipk)

uci set 3ginfo.@3ginfo[0].language=en
uci commit
3ginfo

or

/etc/init.d/3ginfo start and see http://192.168.1.1:81

Insert the command in Putty above, but without effect.

It's the first time I use OpenWRT firmware. I'm new in these things.

Best Regards

Hi.

I tried the ModemGUI, but looks like this:



Did not show any information about the model USB Modem or other information.

Can you help me?

Router:
TP-Link TL-MR3420 V2.1

USB Modem:
Huawei e392u-12

I tried other ports Command but without effect.

Thanks and have a nice day.

This post has been edited by AtWork: Mar 12 2013, 08:48 PM

But the router recognizes the USB Modem, and have access to the internet.

Hi.

I confirm the USB power problem.

I tried as follows:



Router: TP-Link TL-MR3420 V2.1
USB Modem: Huawei e392u-12
Firmware: BlackWidow | TP-Link MR3420V2 Updated 2013-03-20 V2 (http://www.rfactory.org/OpenWRT/)

Gotta have access to the internet, but no connection was last 10min.
I tested the way up the router now recognizes the USB modem.

Any solutions?

Sorry for my English.

Best Regards.

Hi Wahroonga Farm.

Yes.
In the first test I did worked for 10min/15min, and have internet access.
But now I can not. The router recognizes the USB modem, but does not synchronize with the server.

When I turn off the router's power cord and let the Y on the lights remain on. With the adapter or 5V.

USB modem connected directly to the Router


USB modem connected to the router with 5V supply


Cheers

This post has been edited by AtWork: Mar 23 2013, 03:33 AM

If the USB modem is connected before the router begins its software, soon comes into conflict with the drivers of the router. I think.

Test of two ways:

1º
- Power Router ON
- Waiting to start
- Connect the modem USB with cable Y

2º
- USB Modem connected to router with Y Cable and energy (5V)
- Power Router ON
- Waiting to start

In both tests the router recognized the USB modem but is not connected to the Internet.

Cheers

Will test and then come here to post information about how the test went;)

The power problem has been solved?
What were the changes?

Cheers

Power problem solved

I noticed that with this firmware takes longer to connect to the server.

Hi.

About ModemGUI and Huawei e392 have news?
I still can not obtain information acerda network etc...



Thanks.

Hi Wahroonga Farm and thanks for the answer.

In my version BlackWidow 2013-03-24 don't show any information about the signal or others informations db etc.
I don't have Network Information in the router page.

TP-Link TL-MR3420 V2.

I downloaded this:
http://www.rfactory.org/OpenWRT/download/o...W2013-03-24.bin



Thanks and have a nice day.

This post has been edited by AtWork: Mar 27 2013, 09:28 AM

Information about the Signal / Cell Information is not yet available in the versions available for download?

Sorry for my english and thanks for the replies.

This post has been edited by AtWork: Mar 27 2013, 09:58 AM

Thank you

About my question, Signal /Cell Information not available now in firmwares for routers? (how you show in print)

I'm referring to this:

Thank you for the information.

With ModemGUI can not get information about signal.
 
I'm waiting for this release;)

Cheers

Thank you Wahroonga Farm for posting this information.

I downloaded the Experimental BlackWidow Firmware.

Router: TP-Link TL-MR3420 V2.1
ModemUSB: Huawei e392u-12
Connection Type: 3G (only tested on 3G because there is no 4G network in my area)
Firmware: Experimental BlackWidow Firmware



The information displayed on the page of the router Network Status corresponds to information presented in the software USBModem.

I just need the basic settings for the USB Modem to connect to server.
To date is functioning correctly.

I discovered a problem that already existed in the previous version and this remains.
When I do Restore backup this does not backup the router's settings are used.

Thanks for sharing and for the work.

Cheers