updated to this firmware as suggested by draytek support

http://www.draytek.co.uk/support/download/v2828_330_RC2a_beta.zip

I am now getting a signal % on that status screen but still no luck connecting.

Dear All,

I am trying to get a Huawei E160 (a standard USB 3G Modem) to work with a 2800VG and the modem just blinks blue at me (indicating that there are networks available, but not connected).

I have put in the same APN/user/password items in the connection as I see in the O2 Connection Manager:

APN: m-bb.o2.co.uk
User: o2bb
Password: password

I have tried this with 2.8.1 and 2.8.2 Firmwares.

I have run Syslog and this is an excerpt:

166Jan 1 00:08:06Vigor[3G]Send query command AT+CPIN?
166Jan 1 00:08:08VigorPoE <== V:1 T:1 PADO ID:0
166Jan 1 00:08:08VigorPoE <== V:1 T:1 PADO ID:0
166Jan 1 00:08:08VigorPoE ==> V:1 T:1 PADI ID:0
166Jan 1 00:08:08Vigor[3G]Send init command AT&FE0V1X1&D2&C1S0=0
166Jan 1 00:08:09Vigor[3G]Modem initialize [AT+CGDCONT=,,"m-bb.o2.co.uk"]
166Jan 1 00:08:09VigorPoE <== V:1 T:1 PADO ID:0
166Jan 1 00:08:12VigorPoE ==> V:1 T:1 PADT ID:0
166Jan 1 00:08:12VigorPoE <== V:1 T:1 PADT ID:0
166Jan 1 00:08:12Vigor[3G]Modem stop
166Jan 1 00:08:12Vigor[3G]Send init command AT&FE0V1X1&D2&C1S0=0
166Jan 1 00:08:16Vigor[3G]Send query command AT+CPIN?
166Jan 1 00:08:17VigorUSB Device disconnected from root port #1

I have also generated the DMS log as well (too bit for here).

Anyone know how to get this working?

Regards,


QuietLeni

T-Mobile USB Stick 120 PAYG on 2820, latest firmware.

SIM PIN: Blank
Modem init strng: APN:general.t-mobile.uk (no user input, filled from APN)
APN Name: general.t-mobile.uk (this goes blank & adds it to above)
Modem Dial String: ATDT*99#
PPN Username: Blank
PPN Password: Blank

Working straight out of the box. Tested as WAN1 fail & all worked
as expected.

Thanks Draytek

Nick

I've got the T-Mobile USB Stick 610 (Huawei E1750) up and running on a Draytek:

Router: 2820Vn
Firmware: 3.3.4_232201

APN:general.t-mobile.uk
PPP Username: user
PPP Password: one2one

(No idea whether those settings are required, but they work).

Failover was a bit odd as even though the ADSL was up, the Mobile Broadband was used instead.

I've not done extensive testing, but purely tested it by loading one page.

Carel