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Hello one question, how can run multiples mdma for use more than one modem at time. my idea is used 3-4 modems and spedify for have a good connection
 
user1313 said:
With 5.1.X driver, MDMA stays at "detecting mobile data device":
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So, can you post what Device Manager shows with the different driver versions?
Especially the Modems, Network Adapters and Ports sections.
 
dark_ata said:
Hello one question, how can run multiples mdma for use more than one modem at time. my idea is used 3-4 modems and spedify for have a good connection
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This is not possible currently.
 
ginggs said:
So, can you post what Device Manager shows with the different driver versions?
Especially the Modems, Network Adapters and Ports sections.
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5.0:
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5.1:
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user1313 said:
5.1:
33m5wlf.png
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That's great, thank you!

So with the version 5.0 drivers, the port MDMA uses was named 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Application Interface', but this name doesn't exist with the version 5.1 drivers.
I guess it is either 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Application Interface 2' or 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Control Interface'.

With the 5.1 drivers, could you please try running MDMA with the following command line options?

To test 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Application Interface 2':
Code: 
mdma.exe /port:COM11 /commandset:Option

To test 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Control Interface':
Code: 
mdma.exe /port:COM13 /commandset:Option

The above assume your port numbers don't change from the ones in your screenshots.
 
ginggs said:
That's great, thank you!

So with the version 5.0 drivers, the port MDMA uses was named 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Application Interface', but this name doesn't exist with the version 5.1 drivers.
I guess it is either 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Application Interface 2' or 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Control Interface'.

With the 5.1 drivers, could you please try running MDMA with the following command line options?

To test 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Application Interface 2':
Code: 
mdma.exe /port:COM11 /commandset:Option

To test 'GlobeTrotter MO40x - Control Interface':
Code: 
mdma.exe /port:COM13 /commandset:Option

The above assume your port numbers don't change from the ones in your screenshots.
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"mdma.exe /port:COM13 commandset:Option" works perfectly (that is, Control Interface), thank you. Without /commandset, the "Connection type" is not active, but i think this was to be expected..?
 
user1313 said:
"mdma.exe /port:COM13 commandset:Option" works perfectly (that is, Control Interface), thank you.
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Thanks. I'll add that to the next version.
user1313 said:
Without /commandset, the "Connection type" is not active, but i think this was to be expected..?
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Yes, if you don't specify /commandset, MDMA will only use 3GPP standard commands (e.g. signal strength, USSD, etc.) so you will miss out on features that rely on manufacturer-specific AT commands.
 
Apologies for the hijack, but can I confirm the following as a false-positive?:
Sanesecurity.Foxhole.Zip_exe.UNOFFICIAL was reported when I emailed the. Zip file mdma1102.zip
I got no warnings on my side, so this is on the recipient side?

I emailed the download link instead.
 
swakop_toe said:
Apologies for the hijack, but can I confirm the following as a false-positive?:
Sanesecurity.Foxhole.Zip_exe.UNOFFICIAL was reported when I emailed the. Zip file mdma1102.zip
I got no warnings on my side, so this is on the recipient side?

I emailed the download link instead.
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See FAQ in first post:
My anti-virus reports mdma.exe is a virus / contains malware
 
Great Tool ginggs work fine with E3372

I found an at-command that watch temperature AT^CHIPTEMP?
the Value-4 Sim-card is always the temperature in Room.

Is it possible for you to integrate it in your tool or is it to much work :)
My stick is in the roof and in summer its very hot there.

^CHIPTEMP: (65535-65535),(65535-65535),(65535-65535),(65535-65535),(65535-65535),(300-1100)
^CHIPTEMP: 199,199,65535,16,65535,x
<GPA(GSM)temp>,<WPA(WCDMA)temp>,<LPA(LTE)temp>,<SIM(card)temp>,<BATTERYtemp>,<CRYSTALtemp>
 
E5186 said:
Great Tool ginggs work fine with E3372
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Thanks.
E5186 said:
I found an at-command that watch temperature AT^CHIPTEMP?
the Value-4 Sim-card is always the temperature in Room.
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Nice find! Thanks for sharing.
E5186 said:
Is it possible for you to integrate it in your tool or is it to much work :)
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It shouldn't be much work, it's just a matter of fitting it into the UI which has become very crowded.
 
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hi Guys

I have a ZTE K4203-z modem

really like this program but not entirely sure if its supported with my device?

might be asking a noob question, but do I need to load anything prior to trying MDMA?
it keeps sitting on detecting device and goes nowhere;
 
eg2505 said:
do I need to load anything prior to trying MDMA?
it keeps sitting on detecting device and goes nowhere;
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Yes, you need modem drivers installed on COM ports. Some devices show up automatically as emulated LAN adapters. These are not supported by MDMA. Search if you device can be switched to COM port mode.
 
Any windows 10 support? It is connecting but getting 0 throughput (mdma1102).
 
ginggs said:
Did it help?
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Hey man, I haven't gotten around to it yet. Will post here if /when I do.

I just wanted to use mdma to check signal strength and then noticed that it doesn't get any throughput. I ended up using an app on my phone to check signal strength, check cell tower ID and run speed tests.

FYI cell c still sucks I'm my aria
 
E5186 said:
I found an at-command that watch temperature AT^CHIPTEMP?
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Just wanted to chime in that this works on my E3276s-150 stick too!

I have a fan running on my modem as I was suspicious that overheating was causing it to drop out;

Code: 
Idle with fan running:
AT^CHIPTEMP?
^CHIPTEMP: 323,323,65535,26,65535
OK

Turned off fan, ran speedtest:
AT^CHIPTEMP?
^CHIPTEMP: 399,399,65535,30,65535
OK

Left fan off for 20 mins; ran another speedtest:
AT^CHIPTEMP?
^CHIPTEMP: 483,483,65535,37,65535
OK

I'm guessing that the first 2 values are supposed to be xx.x so 32.3c - 48.3c as an example, the 65535s are just null values and the number between them is a different chipset.

As an aside; been lurking here for years, MDMA has been absolutely life saving with the last mile broadband in Ireland being 3G since 2007.
Would never have managed to get decent speeds based on just the 0-5 bars of reception from the severely dumbed down Three branded mobile connect applications we got.
The main problem for me has always been that there are 8-10 cells in view here and they vary from maxing out Three's 14.4Mb speeds on HSDPA and a god awful 1Mbit. With this I can spin my antenna around a bit here and there to make sure the modem picks up the right one.

Would it ever be possible to dig into the cells that the modem is picking up and force it to stick to a certain one, like wirelessnetview does for wifi connections?

Thanks for this awesome tool Ginggs!
 
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