Zoom 4650 Bedienungsanleitung

ZOOMCELL CAT M1 / CAT NB1

USB CELLULAR MODEM

QUICK START

This Quick Start is for your Zoom USB Cat M1 / CAT NB1 cellular modem.

This product has been certified for use on AT&T, Verizon, and other cell

networks. This Quick Start describes how to plug a micro SIM card into

the SIM slot of the modem, connect the antenna, power up the modem,

and then send commands through the USB port of a Windows or Linux

computer to connect to the Internet. More information, including

Windows Drivers and the AT command manual, are available on the web

at www.zoomtel.com/4650support

Powering Your USB Modem

Your modem is designed to use the power supplied by your USB port. In

some 2G modes, your modem may draw up to 600 mA.In Cat M1 or CAT

NB1 mode your modem may draw up to 240 mA. if your USB port is not

capable of supplying the current you require, you may use the

supplemental Micro USB port on the side of the unit for power or you

may reduce the transmitted power using commands to the modem.

For more details, please see www.zoomtel.com/4650power .

Figure 1

Plugging a Micro SIM into the Micro SIM Slot of the

Modem

In order to use your modem, you need a compatible 3GFF SIM card,

which is also called a micro SIM card. You can use a SIM card for Cat M1

and/or Cat NB1 services from AT&T, Verizon and many other service

providers. This modem supports Cat M1/NB1 bands

B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B8/B12/B13/B18/ B19/B20/B28/B39 (B39 Cat M1 only).

For information on how to order a SIM card from various providers

please see www.zoomtel.com/sim.

Note that Cat M1/NB1 is fairly new technology, and network coverage

varies significantly depending on the service provider and the extent of

its Cat M1 and/or NB1 network deployment.

Verizon users must use a SIM provisioned for CAT M1. SIMs from your

phone or other devices will not work with CAT M1 devices. CAT M1 SIMs

are available from your local Verizon Business sales representative. For

more information visit www.VerizonWireless.com and select Business.

1If your USB modem is in a case, remove the screw used to secure

the SIM cover and slide the cover off in the direction of the arrows.

2Plug in a 3FF micro SIM at the location shown in Figure 1.

3If you removed the SIM cover in step 1, slide the cover back in place,

and then screw the cover down.

Connecting the Antenna

You need to connect an antenna to the modem’s SMA connector, using

either an antenna that may be included with your modem or one

compatible with your service provider.

Using the Modem

We’ve included examples of setting up your modem with Windows and

with Raspberry Pi / Linux computers. If you want to install your modem

with a Raspberry Pi or Linux computer, please skip ahead to Installing

your Modem for Raspberry Pi or Linux. If you want to set up your

modem on a Windows computer, continue below.

If for some reason you need to access your USB modem with a terminal

program, the backspace key will not work on most terminal emulators. If

you make a mistake entering a command, you must retype the whole

command.

Installing Your Modem on a Windows Computer

1Download the drivers for your modem from

http://www.zoomtel.com/4650support .

2Double click setup.exe to install the drivers.

If the Windows User Control dialog box appears, click Yes, and then

follow the prompts to install the drivers onto your computer.

3Plug your modem into an available USB port on your computer.

Windows will then install the drivers.

4To connect to the Internet, Click on the Network Icon on the

Taskbar. You should see the name of your service provider. It may

take 1 or 2 minutes for your service provider’s name to appear. If

your service provider’s name does not appear, that means your

modem is not registered on that service provider’s network. Please

see Troubleshooting your Internet Connection below.

5Click on your service provider’s name, then click Connect to connect

to the Internet. Once connected, you may open your browser and

go to a familiar Web site. If it works, Congratulations! Your

installation is complete. If your modem is NOT working, please see

Troubleshooting your Internet Connection below.

Installing Your Modem for Raspberry Pi or Linux

Connecting your modem on Raspberry Pi or other Linux distributions,

including embedded Linux OS’s such as BusyBox, is controlled by the PPP

dialer command pppd. The steps below were tested for Raspberry Pi,

and other versions of Linux should work the same.

1Plug your modem into an available USB port. Raspberry Pi users

may need to use a USB extender cable to allow access to the other

USB ports. Zoom USB extension adapter Model 98240 can be

purchased from some online retailers.

2From a terminal window on your Raspberry Pi or Linux computer,

enter sudo su to elevate you to root access.

3To enumerate your device, you will need to load the option driver.

To load the option driver, enter the following into the terminal

window:

# modprobe option

#echo 2c7c 0296 > /sys/bus/usb-

serial/drivers/option1/new_id

4Install the ppp package by entering the following command apt-

get install ppp

5Next you will need to create two scripts that pppd will use to create

the connection. You can either create the scripts using an editor

such as vi or download the scripts from

www.zoomtel.com/4650support

6The first script should be named zqdial. If you downloaded the

script, copy it into /etc/ppp/peers

7If you are creating the scrIpt, put the contents below into the

/etc/ppp/peers directory.

#module configuration

/dev/ttyUSB3 460800

#pppd options

debug

nodetach

crtscts

hide-password

noauth

defaultroute

noipdefault

usepeerdns

# No ppp compression

novj

novjccomp

noccp

ipv6 ,

ipcp-accept-local

ipcp-accept-remote

local

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