ZTE MF628Just got a brand new MF628 and captured the modeswitch command from the windows driver. Using the MF628 to post.
Cheers, Álvaro Code: Select all SD interfaceHi all (again),
The MF628 I have also includes a SD slot, however a modeswitch is also needed to access it. Here's a simple script to do that. I think you cannot use the modem AND the SD card at same time. I'll investigate if I can switch to modem from SD mode (right now you'll have to replug the device). Code: Select all I tried it as well, with a MF628+ (Telia Sweden branded), didn't work. I tried a set of other codes as well (the MF622 and MF620).
When I have time I'm going to sniff it myself, but it'll have to wait a week ot two. If anyone else feels like sniffing it, post the log here and I'll see what I can do.  (or mail it to me, jokedst at that gmail place)
Hello everyone,
I just bought a ZTE MF628 (at least, that's what is reads on the sticker on the back). It's supplied by KPN here in The Netherlands. I had some trouble flipping the device, but after some fiddling I came up with multiple ways. I thought I'd post them here for reference. The funny thing is... some flipping commands work almost instantly, while others take up to 60 seconds to make the device switch. These work almost instantly (20 seconds max): Code: Select all Code: Select all I use Ubuntu Jaunty (kernel 2.6.28-13) and usb_modeswitch 1.0.2-1. With kind regards, Jurrie My MF628I use this one for a long time now and works perfectly:
DefaultVendor=0x19d2 DefaultProduct=0x2000 TargetVendor=0x19d2 TargetProduct=0x0015 MessageEndpoint=0x08 MessageContent="55534243f0408281000000000000061b000000030000000000000000000000" I captured that message using a Windows XP VM and software that came with the modem. ATI response (IMEI removed): Manufacturer: ZTE INCORPORATED Model: MF628 Revision: BD_TMNP671M5V1.0.0B04 BD_TMNP671M5V1.0.0B04 1 [Mar 07 2008 11:00:00] IMEI: XXXXXXXXXXXXX +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES MF 628, mostly no responseI have a ZTE MF 628 with a "Hi Vandaag Online" abonnement in the Netherlands.
When trying to get the response of usb_modeswitch that the others could supply the processing stops after "OK, driver "usbfs" detached" (see below). The program does not return (CTRL-C stops it) and nothing else happens. Already the lsusb gives me less details than others apparently get (see also below). Does anyone know what could be wrong? My configurations: EEEPC 900A as well as Dell Inspiron 9400 with Ubunto 9.04 and usb_modeswitch 1.02 (see listing), Network manager WICD. Thanks for any help. One question came up when reading this thread and trying all the proposed codes/messages: Could it be that a user or system specific code is generated => each 628 has its own message to be sent? (sorry if this should be a stupid question - I know just about nothing about those modems and their protocols). *** here the program hangs In my Pupeee Linux it had the symbol of a CD drive ... (but there I do not have lsusb).
Ubuntu: 9-04, Kernel 2.6.28-15, (WICD, usb_modeswitch installed) When I insert it before booting then the system hangs somewhere during the boot (early). (Same in Windows XP, but this hangs at the very end of the boot process) So I plug it in after booting. Then Ubuntu does not show it. No USB Stick nor CD drive ... I am not sure whether it worked when I first attached it. Anyways now it does not work on both of my Ubuntu 9-04 computers. Code: Select all Then another test: "virgin" Ubuntu 8-04, Kernel 2.6.24-24 boot, then put Stick (with SD card) in USB => - first there is a CD drive symbol for a moment - after a while a nautilus file listing opens (the manuals part, if I remember right) - I close this (no unmount) - by that time the CD drive symbol is replaced by a "Hi" symbol Check with lsusb: Code: Select all - surprisingly two file windows open (one for manuals, one for SD card) automatically - I close them and unmount them re-check with lsusb => new device with new ID: Code: Select all last test: reboot 8-04 with 628 plugged in => - briefly "Hi" symbol, then gone - two file windows open (one for manuals, one for SD card) - lsusb: listed as 19d2-0015 ! So for some reason it is switched automatically to the right mode in Ubuntu 8-04 ?! Long listing, hope this helps ... |