working with MC7710

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1

someone is using this modem?
Sierra Wireless MC7710?

I can see him on USB but it doesn’t work

 /system resource usb print 
 # DEVICE VENDOR                                     NAME                                     SPEED                                    
 0 2:1    Linux 3.3.5 ehci_hcd                       RB400 EHCI                               480 Mbps                                 
 1 2:2    Sierra Wireless, Incorporated              MC7710                                   480 Mbps                                 
 2 1:1    Linux 3.3.5 ohci_hcd                       RB400 OHCI                               12 Mbps

it doesn’t dial - so I don’t know where it got stuck on the way
how can I “talk” to him?
I’m using RB411 v6.10

Thanks ,

2

I use a MC7710 with QMI on a pcengines APU-board, running “voyage”, a Debian based LINUX.
Works like a charm.

3

There are a couple of posts on the forms about this card.
Don’t you have to set it to mPCIe?

4

I’m connecting it to mPCIe but I can’t reach to it
I can see it connected as LTE
but how do I make the GPS work?
how can I change the band of it? see the signal?
in other modem such as MC8790 I know how to do this

5

Are you using PPP or LTE interface?
The band as in what it connects to?

The MC8xxx series are not LTE modems and works lightly differently.

6

I want to work it as LTE
and I know it can work as LTE because I ahve one that does work (and work just great!0

7

There are a few posts on this:
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/rb-912uag-5hpnd-and-mc7710/78254/1
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/wireless-integration-problems-proxim-mt/6051/1
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/wireless-integration-problems-proxim-mt/6051/1
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/working-with-mc7710/80733/1

I think you just add your details to the LTE interface, then add a DCHP client to the LTE interface.

Sorry I can’t be much help. I don’t have one to test with but it may help a bit until somebody with one can chime in.