you can also try the MBPL SDK:
owner@ubuntu:~/QMI/MBPL/R23/MBPL_SDK_R23_ENG4-lite.bin/SampleApps/lite-mbim-connection-manager$ sudo ./bin/lite-mbim-connection-managerhostx86_64 -s settings-simple.conf
setting-simple.conf:
session 0,,,smartone,MBIMCompressionNone,MBIMAuthProtocolNone,MBIMContextIPTypeIPv4,false,vlan.0,4094
how can i get the ip address of the EM module with an AT command
You can try
At+cgpaddr=1
This works but returns
+CGPADDR: 1,0.0.0.0
Is there any attachment phase to perform? With an at command
Did you enter correct APN in +cgdcont
My phone provider does not require any apn. In this case how would you recommend me to set at+cgdcont? For ftp or http services
can you change another SIM which needs APN ?
Yes i can but is it mandatory to provide an apn field?
I don’t know, normally i tested with APN field
Does your SIM ( no APN) need username and password to establish data connection?
No this SIM does not require any username nor password
can it use LTE?
It seems register on WCDMA…
What do you mean by : it seems register on wcdma . How do you guess this?
Yes it must be able to use lte. I see it in the caps
It seems that by using the correct APN, i can get something from mbimcli
mbimcli -d /dev/cdc-wdm0 -p --connect=apn=‘mobiledata’
As you can see It seems to give me an address =10.138.185.207/27
Am i right?
But how can i use this IP
Does your network interface in ifconfig have this address?
Btw, the firmware version of your module is really old …
My ifconfig does not reflect this address unless i do: ip addr add<ip adre/nr> dev wwan0
you can also try “udhcpc -i wwan0”
Hi is it possible to call c functions of the lib libmbim to get the equivalent of call of:
mbimcli -d /dev/cdc-wdm0 -p --query-registration-state
You can use system() call
