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INSTALLING DRIVERS FOR NON-UIP HSPA+ DEVICES
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/dev/ttyUSB2 (data port for PPP connections and AT commands)
/dev/ttyUSB3 (generic port for AT commands)
Need to know which Linux kernel we are testing on and what devices are created.
Troubleshooting Linux
If Linux does not create devices, check for the kernel module:
# lsmod | grep cdc_acm
If entries aren't found, load the kernel module with root privileges:
# modprobe cdc-acm
If this returns an error response, such as
# FATAL: Module cdc-acm
not found, the kernel module is not on your system. You will need to build the driver.
Building a Linux Driver
If your system is missing the Linux driver:
1. Retrieve the appropriate kernel source code version for your system. This should be in your OS
distribution package. Unpack it.
2. In its root directory type:
# make menuconfig
3. Configure the kernel according to your system configuration,
4. Browse to menu Device Driver > USB Support and select USB Modem (CDC ACM) support .
5. To start the build once configured, type
# make
The kernel module cdc-acm.ko is in the directory drivers/usb/class. If the kernel was built previously,
compile the module by typing:
# make M=drivers/usb/class
To load the module use
modprobe
or
insmod
.
Windows Release Notes
We tested h5-g3-usb-windriver_8.00.04-1.zip ev3-c2-usb_windriver_8.00.04-1.zip driver on the following Windows
operating systems.
Windows 8 x86 and x64, Windows 7 x86 and x64, Vista x86 and x64, XP x86 and x64, Windows Server
2012, Windows Server 2008 x86 and x64, and Windows Server 2003 x86
Drivers install correctly, but may require .NET Framework version 3.5 or older.
After installing the driver for this device, the device may not be available when Windows comes out of a
sleep/hibernate state. To correct this issue, unplug the device from the USB port and then plug it back in
to the same port.