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What kind of modem does Debian use to connect to Internet?
Though this section needs work, it documents how one Debian user connects to the Internet over NTelos’ cellular network in the United States using a Franklin CDMA EV-DO U210 USB modem.
What is the phone number for my USB modem?
To connect, it calls another phone number. On NTelos’ (and presumably also on Sprint’s) network in the United States, the phone number your USB modem must call is “#777”. You need not, but probably can, discover your USB modem’s own phone number by logging into your account on your cellular provider’s website.
What is the phone number for the Franklin USB modem?
Your Franklin USB modem presents itself to the wireless network as though it were a cell phone. It has a phone number. To connect, it calls another phone number. On NTelos’ (and presumably also on Sprint’s) network in the United States, the phone number your USB modem must call is “#777”.
How to test a modem in Debian Wheezy?
Tested by rfree on Debian Wheezy with Polish operator Play. All works well: make sure with stat /dev/ttyUSB0 that such device-file is (re)created when you connect the modem (and wait 10 seconds), the date of file should change.
How to access Lenovo access connections for cellular connections?
But since this tool uses MBIM mode and appropriate Windows MBIM drivers for LTE modems, it should. In order to open the window for operator and network technology selection (“Data class” in terms of the tool and industry), press Ctrl+D once the tool is launched. BTW it doesn’t need of installation.
What kind of modem does nTelos use?
NTelos uses Sprint’s network, and moreover it would appear that Franklin’s U210 is the base model of Franklin’s U-series (U210, U600, U601, U602, U770, U772), so there is a reasonably good chance that you can use this information even if your situation differs somewhat from the writer’s — but, as they say, your mileage may vary.