[Backtrack] Seting Modem Menggunakan usb modeswitch dan wvdial

Saya mencoba modem ZTE AC2726i di sistem operasi linux backtrack 4 r2, pada awalnya ada kendala, karena secara default tidak didukung, maka dari itu saya mengakalinya dengan usb_modeswitch yang merupakan salah satu aplikasi alternatif untuk menyambung modem dari berbagai vendor di linux kita.


Cek device modemo usb nya :

root@bt:~# lsusb

Bus 001 Device 003: ID 19d2:fff1 ONDA Communication S.p.A.

Bus 001 Device 002: ID 8087:0020 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub

Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub

Bus 002 Device 003: ID 1c4f:0003 SiGma Micro HID controller

Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub

Bus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:0020 Intel Corp. Integrated Rate Matching Hub

Bus 002 Device 004: ID 04f2:b1d8 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd

root@bt:~#

Bus 001 Device 003: ID 19d2:fff1 ONDA Communication S.p.A.

Merupakan device dari modem ZTE AC2726i, secara default usb modem ini tidak tersambung, berikutnya download usb_modeswitch

Download

kemudian ekstrak file download usb_modeswitch-1.0.2.tar.bz2tadi

tar -xjf usb_modeswitch-1.0.2.tar.bz2

kemudian masuk ke dalam direktori hasil ekstrak tadi dan install

root@bt:~/Download/usb_modeswitch-1.0.2# make install

maka akan tampil

mkdir -p /usr/sbin

install ./usb_modeswitch

/usr/sbin mkdir -p /etc

install ./usb_modeswitch.conf /etc

berikutnya masuk ke usb_modeswitch yang sudah terinstal tadi

root@bt:/# nano /etc/usb_modeswitch.conf

dari usb_modeswitch dapat kita lihat berbagai macam vendor modem yang menjadi dukungannya

# /etc/usb_modeswitch.conf

#

# Last modified: 2009-06-09

#

# Configuration for usb_modeswitch, a mode switching tool for controlling

# flip flop (multiple device) USB gear

#

# Main purpose is to trigger the switching of several known UMTS modems

# from storage device mode (“ZeroCD TM” for use with MS Windows) to modem

# (serial) device mode

#

# Detailed instructions and a friendly forum on the homepage:

# http://www.draisberghof.de/usb_modeswitch

#

# News update: you want to read the paragraph about troubleshooting there

# if you run into problems !!!

# Just set or remove the comment signs (# and in order to activate

# your device. (Actual entries are further down, after the reference.)

#

# For custom settings:

# Numbers can be decimal or hexadecimal, MessageStrings MUST be

# hexadecimal without prepended “0x”. Digits 9-16 in the known

# MessageStrings are arbitrary; I set them to “12345678″

# What it all means (short command line flags appended):

#

#

# * DefaultVendor -v <hex number>

# * DefaultProduct -p <hex number>

#

# This is the ID the USB device shows after having been plugged in.

# The program needs this; if not found -> no action.

#

#

# * TargetVendor -V <hex number>

# * TargetProduct -P <hex number>

#

# These are the IDs of the USB device after successful mode switching.

# They are optional, but I recommend to provide them for better analysis.

# You definitely need them if you enable CheckSuccess (see below)

#

#

# * TargetClass -C <hex number>

#

# Some weird devices don’t change IDs. They only switch the device class.

# If the device has the target class -> no action (and vice versa)

#

#

# * MessageEndpoint -m <hex number>

#

# A kind of address inside the interface to which the “message”

# (the sequence that does the actual switching) is directed.

# Starting from version 0.9.7 the MessageEndpoint is autodetected

# if not given

#

#

# * MessageContent -M <hex string>

#

# A hex string containing the “message” sequence; it will be

# sent as a USB bulk transfer.

#

#

# * ResponseEndpoint -r <hex number>

# * NeedResponse <0/1> -n

#

# Some devices were reported to require receiving the response of the

# bulk transfer to do the switching properly. Usually not needed.

# Starting from version 1.0.0 the ResponseEndpoint is autodetected

# if not given

#

#

# * DetachStorageOnly <0/1> -d

#

# Some devices just need to be detached from the usb-storage

# driver to initiate the mode switching. Using this feature

# instead of removing the whole usbstorage module keeps other

# storage devices working.

#

#

# * HuaweiMode <0/1> -H

#

# Some Huawei devices can be switched by a special control

# message.

#

#

# * SierraMode <0/1> -S

#

# Some Sierra devices can be switched by a special control

# message.

#

#

# * SonyMode <0/1> -O

#

# Some Sony-Ericsson devices can be switched by a special control

# message. This is experimental and might not have a stable result

#

#

# * ResetUSB <0/1> -R

#

# Some devices need a rougher treatment. If the switching seems

# to do something (run udevmonitor), but your system does not reflect

# it, try this somewhat brutal method to do a reset after switching.

# Mind that if your device switched OK before, this will probably set

# it back to storage mode …

#

#

# * Interface -i <hex number>

# * Configuration -u <hex number>

# * AltSetting -a <hex number>

#

# More USB parameter to help with tricky devices and for doing lots

# of cruel experiments …

#

## Note:

## AltSetting/Configuration changes and ResetUSB are executed after all

## other steps and can be combined or used on their own (e.g. a reset

## might have the same effect as a manual replug)

#

#

# * InquireDevice <0|1> -I (disables inquiry)

#

# The standard since 1.0.0 is to do a SCSI inquiry on the default device

# before other actions. This might be a future way to identify a device

# without ambiguities. If it causes trouble with your device, just disable.

#

#

# * CheckSuccess -s <number>

#

# Check for successful switch after <number> seconds (to let device

# settle). First, an interface access test: most devices vanish after

# switching and can’t be accessed anymore. Second, a recount of target

# devices: one more than at the first count -> device switched fine. A

# settling time of 2 – 3 seconds is usually enough; your setup may vary

#

#

# -> All other entries are just ignored <-

# Additional command line flags:

#

# Verbose output -W

# No output at all -q

# Other config file -c <file>

# For filling in all this information for an unknown device,

# see instructions and links on the homepage:

# http://www.draisberghof.de/usb_modeswitch

#

# If you find working codes and configurations, please contribute

# them!

;CheckSuccess=2

#######################################################

# Option GlobeSurfer Icon (aka “Vodafone EasyBox”)

#

# The message SHOULD be the same for all Option devices

;DefaultVendor= 0x05c6

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x0af0

;TargetProduct= 0×6600

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000601000000000000000000000000000000″

#######################################################

# Option GlobeSurfer Icon 7.2

#

# Contributor: The Pharscape Forum

;DefaultVendor= 0x05c6

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x0af0

;TargetProduct= 0×6901

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000601000000000000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Option GlobeTrotter GT MAX 3.6 (aka “T-Mobile Web’n'walk Card Compact II”)

#

# Contributor: Bernd Holzm�ller

;DefaultVendor= 0x05c6

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x0af0

;TargetProduct= 0×6600

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000601000000000000000000000000000000″

;ResponseEndpoint=0×84

########################################################

# Option GlobeTrotter GT MAX “7.2 Ready”

#

# Contributors: Lucas Benedicic, Morgwai Kotarbinski

;DefaultVendor= 0x05c6

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x0af0

;TargetProduct= 0×6701

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000601000000000000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Option GlobeTrotter EXPRESS 7.2 (aka “T-Mobile wnw Express II”)

#

# Contributor: Fridtjof Busse

;DefaultVendor= 0x05c6

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x0af0

;TargetProduct= 0×6701

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000601000000000000000000000000000000″

# Response reading needed according to one (1) report

;ResponseEndpoint=0×84

#######################################################

# Option GlobeSurfer Icon 7.2, new firmware (HSO driver)

#

# Vendor/ProductID don’t change when switching, only the device

# class does. Most new Option devices work with this. Just adapt IDs!

# HSO driver support is available at Pharscape (www.pharscape.org)

#

# Contributor: Paul Hardwick

;DefaultVendor= 0x0af0

;DefaultProduct= 0×6911

;TargetClass= 0xff

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000601000000000000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Option iCON 210

# PROLiNK PHS100 (various looks)

# Hyundai Mobile MB-810

#

# One report of switching with DetachStorageOnly. Needs at least

# a second to settle before binding to usbserial

#

# Contributor: wahlm, Peter Kraker, Pakdhetimin Sekum

;DefaultVendor= 0x1e0e

;DefaultProduct= 0xf000

;TargetVendor= 0x1e0e

;TargetProduct= 0×9000

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”555342431234567800000000000006bd000000020000000000000000000000″

;ResponseEndpoint=0×01

#######################################################

# Option iCON 225 HSDPA

#

# New Firmware. HSO driver support is available at Pharscape (www.pharscape.org)

#

# Contributor: Matti Viljanen

;DefaultVendor= 0x0af0

;DefaultProduct= 0×6971

;TargetClass= 0xff

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243785634120100000080000601000000000000000000000000000000″

#######################################################

# Option GlobeTrotter HSUPA Modem (aka “T-Mobile Web’n'walk Card Compact III’)

#

# New Firmware. HSO driver support is available at Pharscape (www.pharscape.org)

#

# Contributor: Gerold Gruber

;DefaultVendor= 0x0af0

;DefaultProduct= 0×7011

;TargetClass= 0xff

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243785634120100000080000601000000000000000000000000000000″

######################################################

# Option iCON 401

#

# HSO driver

#

# Contributor: Vincent Teoh

;DefaultVendor= 0x0af0

;DefaultProduct= 0×7401

;TargetClass= 0xff

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”55534243785634120100000080000601000000000000000000000000000000″

;ResponseEndpoint=0×81

########################################################

# Vodafone K3760 (made by Option, HSO driver)

#

# Contributor: The Solutor

;DefaultVendor= 0x0af0

;DefaultProduct= 0×7501

;TargetClass= 0xff

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”55534243785634120100000080000601000000000000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# AT&T USBConnect Quicksilver (made by Option, HSO driver)

#

# Contributor: sissie from Bullteam

;DefaultVendor= 0x0af0

;DefaultProduct= 0xd033

;TargetClass= 0xff

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243785634120100000080000601000000000000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Huawei E220 (aka “Vodafone EasyBox II”, aka “T-Mobile wnw Box Micro”)

# Huawei E230

# Huawei E270

# Huawei E870

# and probably most other Huawei devices (just adapt product ID)

#

# Two options: 1. removal of “usb-storage” 2. the special control

# message found by Miroslav Bobovsky

#

# Contributor: Hans Kurent, Denis Sutter, Vincent Teoh

;DefaultVendor= 0x12d1;

;DefaultProduct= 0×1003

# choose one of these:

;DetachStorageOnly=1

;HuaweiMode=1

########################################################

# Huawei E169

#

# Contributor: Dale Lane

;DefaultVendor= 0x12d1;

;DefaultProduct= 0×1001

# choose one of these:

;DetachStorageOnly=1

;HuaweiMode=1

########################################################

# Huawei E180

#

# Contributor: Tom Dawahare

;DefaultVendor= 0x12d1

;DefaultProduct= 0×1414

# choose one of these:

;DetachStorageOnly=1

;HuaweiMode=1

########################################################

# Huawei E630

#

# You might also try to use the Huawei sequence with it

#

# Beware: there are modem-only variants around – no storage,

# no switching necessary!

#

# Contributor: Joakim Wenrgren

;DefaultVendor= 0×1033

;DefaultProduct= 0×0035

;TargetVendor= 0x12d1

;TargetProduct= 0×1003

;DetachStorageOnly=1

########################################################

# ZTE MF620 (aka “Onda MH600HS”)

#

# Probably works with DetachStorageOnly too

#

# Contributor: Fl�vio Moringa

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0001

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×04

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000600000000000000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# ZTE MF622 (aka “Onda MDC502HS”)

#

# Contributor: andylog

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0002

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×04

;MessageContent=”55534243f8f993882000000080000a85010101180101010101000000000000″

########################################################

# ZTE MF622 (probably different version)

#

# Contributor: Pedro Algarvio

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0001

;DetachStorageOnly=1

########################################################

# ZTE MF628

#

# Captured with “usbmon”. Has a micro SD slot which can be

# activated alternatively

#

# Contributor: Alvaro Lopes <alvieboy at alvie dot com>

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

# To modem mode:

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0015

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×08

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000030000000000000000000000″

# To SD slot mode:

;TargetVendor= 0x05c6

;TargetProduct= 0×2001

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×08

;MessageContent=”55534243123456782000000080000a86010101180101010101000000000000″

;ResponseEndpoint=7

########################################################

# ZTE MF628+ (tested version from Telia / Sweden)

# ZTE MF626

# ZTE MF636 (aka “Telstra / BigPond 7.2 Mobile Card”)

#

# Contributor: Joakim Wennergren

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0031

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”55534243123456782000000080000c85010101180101010101000000000000″

# if that command doesn’t work, try the other (“eject”)

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000030000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# ZTE MF638 (aka “Onda MDC525UP”)

#

# Contributor: andylog

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0037

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”55534243123456782000000080000c85010101180101010101000000000000″

########################################################

# ZTE AC8710

#

# Two ID variants known; check your default

#

# Contributor: Michael Khurtsiya

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0xfff5

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0xffff

# No. 2

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0xfff6

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0xfff1

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678c00000008000069f030000000000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# ZTE AC2710 (EVDO)

#

# Contributor: Wasim Baig

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0xfff5

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0xffff

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678c00000008000069f010000000000000000000000000000″

# Just for information: try it with the message from the AC8710 …

########################################################

# ZTE 6535-Z

#

# Contributor: David Taillandier

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0052

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”55534243123456782000000080000c85010101180101010101000000000000″

########################################################

# ONDA MT503HS (most likely a ZTE model)

#

# Contributor: Lucio Asnaghi a.k.a. kRAkEn/gORe

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0002

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×08

;MessageContent=”55534243b0c8dc812000000080000a85010101180101010101000000000000″

########################################################

# ONDA MT505UP (most likely a ZTE model)

#

# Contributor: Alex Scortegagna

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0×2000

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0×0002

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×03

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000010080000a28000000001c00002000000000000000″

########################################################

# Novatel Wireless Ovation MC950D HSUPA

# Novatel Wireless Merlin XU950D

# Novatel Wireless Ovation 930D

#

# Contributor: Razvan Dragomirescu, Mike Kirk

;DefaultVendor= 0×1410

;DefaultProduct= 0×5010

;TargetVendor= 0×1410

;TargetProduct= 0×4400

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×09

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000″

# Note: detaching the storage driver might work as well

########################################################

# Novatel U727 USB modem

#

# Modem only versions (no switching required) are around.

#

# Contributor: Chris Thielen

;DefaultVendor= 0×1410

;DefaultProduct= 0×5010

;TargetVendor= 0×1410

;TargetProduct= 0×4100

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×08

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Novatel MC990D

#

# Contributor: Joakim Wennergren

;DefaultVendor= 0×1410

;DefaultProduct= 0×5020

;Interface= 5

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Novatel U760 USB modem

#

# Contributor: Richard Laager

;DefaultVendor= 0×1410

;DefaultProduct= 0×5030

;TargetVendor= 0×1410

;TargetProduct= 0×6000

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×08

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Alcatel One Touch X020 (aka OT-X020, aka MBD-100HU, aka Nuton 3.5G), works with Emobile D11LC

# Alcatel One Touch X030 (aka OT-X030, aka Nuton NT36HD)

#

# Contributor: Aleksandar Samardzic, Marcelo Fernandez

;DefaultVendor= 0x1c9e

;DefaultProduct= 0×1001

;TargetVendor= 0x1c9e

;TargetProduct= 0×6061

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000606f50402527000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Alcatel X200

;DefaultVendor= 0x1bbb

;DefaultProduct= 0xf000

;TargetVendor= 0x1bbb

;TargetProduct= 0×0000

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”55534243123456788000000080000606f50402527000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# AnyDATA ADU-500A, ADU-510A, ADU-510L, ADU-520A

#

# This ID gets an “Option” treatment by newer kernels.

# Use module option “option_zero_cd=2″ with usb-storage.

# A kernel patch to fix the problem is pending

#

# Contributor: Vladimir Poluektov, Gabriel Smolar

;DefaultVendor= 0x05c6

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x16d5

;TargetProduct= 0×6502

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×08

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# BandLuxe C120

#

# Reportedly needs several switch calls in a certain order. See

# http://www.draisberghof.de/usb_modeswitch/bb/viewtopic.php?t=71

# This might be a case to try the new ResetUSB function

#

# Contributor: Alexander Czigler

;DefaultVendor= 0x1a8d

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x1a8d

;TargetProduct= 0×1002

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456781200000080000603000000020000000000000000000000″

;ResponseEndpoint=0×82

########################################################

# Solomon S3Gm-660

#

# Same notes apply as with the BandLuxe C120 above

#

# Contributor: Alexander Czigler

;DefaultVendor= 0x1dd6

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x1dd6

;TargetProduct= 0×1002

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456781200000080000603000000020000000000000000000000″

;ResponseEndpoint=0×82

########################################################

# C-motech D-50 (aka “CDU-680″)

#

# Interesting notes about the device in the forum post at

# http://www.draisberghof.de/usb_modeswitch/bb/viewtopic.php?t=69

#

# Contributor: Alexander Czigler

;DefaultVendor= 0x16d8

;DefaultProduct= 0×6803

;TargetVendor= 0x16d8

;TargetProduct= 0×6803

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×07

;MessageContent=”555342431234567824000000800008ff524445564348470000000000000000″

########################################################

# C-motech CGU-628 (aka “Franklin Wireless CGU-628A” aka “4G Systems XS Stick W12″)

#

# Contributor: Mathias Picker

;DefaultVendor= 0x16d8

;DefaultProduct= 0xf000

;TargetVendor= 0x16d8

;TargetProduct= 0×6006

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×09

;MessageContent=”55534243d85dd88524000000800008ff524445564348470000000000000000″

########################################################

# Toshiba G450

#

# Contributor: Mijail Anton

;DefaultVendor= 0×0930

;DefaultProduct= 0x0d46

;TargetVendor= 0×0930

;TargetProduct= 0x0d45

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# UTStarcom UM175 (distributor “Alltel”)

#

# Contributor: Mark A. Ziesemer

;DefaultVendor= 0x106c

;DefaultProduct= 0x3b03

;TargetVendor= 0x106c

;TargetProduct= 0×3715

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”555342431234567824000000800008ff024445564348470000000000000000″

########################################################

# Hummer DTM5731

#

# Contributor: “paul”

;DefaultVendor= 0x1ab7

;DefaultProduct= 0×5700

;TargetVendor= 0x1ab7

;TargetProduct= 0×5731

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×07

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# A-Link 3GU

#

# Contributor: A-Link Europe Ltd.

;DefaultVendor= 0x1e0e

;DefaultProduct= 0xf000

;TargetVendor= 0x1e0e

;TargetProduct= 0×9200

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”5553424312345678000000000000061b000000020000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Sierra Wireless Compass 597

#

# Contributor: Vincent Teoh

;DefaultVendor= 0×1199

;DefaultProduct= 0x0fff

;TargetVendor= 0×1199

;TargetProduct= 0×0023

;SierraMode=1

########################################################

# Sierra Wireless AirCard 881U (most likely 880U too)

#

# Contributor: Vincent Teoh

;DefaultVendor= 0×1199

;DefaultProduct= 0x0fff

;TargetVendor= 0×1199

;TargetProduct= 0×6856

;SierraMode=1

########################################################

# Sony Ericsson MD400

#

# This is experimental. Might switch back after some time. Please report!

;DefaultVendor= 0x0fce

;DefaultProduct= 0xd0e1

;TargetClass= 0×02

;SonyMode=1

# This might work too instead; subject to testing

;Configuration=2

########################################################

# LG LDU-1900D EV-DO (Rev. A)

#

# Recommended init command: ATE0V1&D2&C1S0=0

#

# Contributor: J�r�me Oufella

;DefaultVendor= 0×1004

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×08

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000aff554d53434847000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Samsung SGH-Z810 USB (with microSD card)

#

# This ID gets an “Option” treatment by newer kernels.

# Use module option “option_zero_cd=2″ with usb-storage.

# A kernel patch to fix the problem is pending

#

# Contributor: A Friend

;DefaultVendor= 0x05c6

;DefaultProduct= 0×1000

;TargetVendor= 0x04e8

;TargetProduct= 0×6601

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×05

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000616000000000000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# MobiData MBD-200HU

#

# Contributor: Stefan Olejnik

;DefaultVendor= 0x1c9e

;DefaultProduct= 0xf000

;TargetVendor= 0x1c9e

;TargetProduct= 0×9000

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”55534243123456788000000080000606f50402527000000000000000000000″

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# ST Mobile Connect HSUPA USB Modem

#

# Use /dev/ttyUSB2 for connecting

#

# Contributor: Vincent Teoh

;DefaultVendor= 0x1c9e

;DefaultProduct= 0xf000

;TargetVendor= 0x1c9e

;TargetProduct= 0×9063

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×01

;MessageContent=”55534243123456788000000080000606f50402527000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# MyWave SW006 Sport Phone/Modem Combination

#

# Has a card reader too, working fine

#

# Contributor: Aaron Guidazzi

;DefaultVendor= 0x1c9e

;DefaultProduct= 0×9200

;DefaultVendor= 0x1c9e

;DefaultProduct= 0×9202

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×03

;MessageContent=”55534243123456780000000000000606f50402527000000000000000000000″

########################################################

# Cricket A600

#

# Switches to ACM device. Might need a ResetUSB after switching – or not

#

# Contributor: Jeffrey Hoogland

;DefaultVendor= 0x1f28

;DefaultProduct= 0×0021

;TargetVendor= 0x1f28

;TargetProduct= 0×0020

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×08

;MessageContent=”555342431234567824000000800108df200000000000000000000000000000″

# Afterwards (optional): “usb_modeswitch -v 0x1f28 -p 0×0020 -R”

########################################################

# EpiValley SEC-7089 (featured by Alegro and Starcomms / iZAP)

#

# Contributor: Chris Wright

;DefaultVendor= 0x1b7d

;DefaultProduct= 0×0700

;TargetVendor= 0x1b7d

;TargetProduct= 0×0001

# only for reference

# MessageEndpoint=0×07

;MessageContent=”555342431234567824000000800008FF05B112AEE10200000000000000

kemudian cari lah karena sama saat kita cek usb device sebelumnya

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# ZTE AC2710 (EVDO)

#

# Contributor: Wasim Baig

;DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

;DefaultProduct= 0xfff5

;TargetVendor= 0x19d2

;TargetProduct= 0xffff

;MessageContent="5553424312345678c00000008000069f010000000000000000000000000000"

# Just for information: try it with the message from the AC8710 ...

Kemudian ikuti dengan cara diatas, masukkan tipe sesuai dengan saat di cek dengan perintah lsusb seperti di bawah ini

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## ZTE AC2726i (EVDO)

DefaultVendor= 0x19d2

DefaultProduct= 0xfff5

TargetVendor= 0x19d2

TargetProduct= 0xfff1

MessageContent= "5553424312345678c00000008000069f010000000000000000000000000000"

berikutnya setting wvdial

root@bt:~# nano /etc/wvdial.conf

[Dialer Defaults]

Init1 = ATZ

Init2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0

Modem Type = USB Modem

Phone = #777

APN = Internet

ISDN = 0

Password = smart

New PPPD = yes

Username = smart

Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0

Baud = 9600

setelah itu aktifkan usb_modeswitch-nya dan deteksi id produk modem

root@bt:~# usb_modeswitch

root@bt:~# modprobe usbserial vendor=0x19d2 product=0xfff1

pada mode di atas merupakan penginisialisasi produk dari vendor modem, karena  “19d2″ sebagai kode vendor dan “fff5″ adalah kode produk, kode “fff5″ pada hasil perintah diatas adalah modem kita dideteksi oleh linux sebagai savely remove drive (media penyimpan) bukan sebagai modem internet pada saat itulah perintah diatas kode produk diubah “fff5″ menjadi “fff1″ yang artinya modem tidak lagi dikenali sebagai safety remove drive tetapi sebagai modem internet.

kemudian jalankan wvdial

root@bt:~# wvdial

--> WvDial: Internet dialer version 1.60

--> Warning: section [Dialer restart] does not exist in wvdial.conf.

--> Cannot get information for serial port.

--> Initializing modem.

--> Sending: ATZ

OK

--> Sending: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0

ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0

OK

--> Modem initialized.

--> Sending: ATDT#777

--> Waiting for carrier.

ATDT#777

CONNECT

--> Carrier detected. Waiting for prompt.

~[7f]}#@!}!}!} }3}"}&} } } } }#}%B#}%}'}"}(}"W}0~

--> PPP negotiation detected.

--> Starting pppd at Fri Apr 15 07:51:15 2011

--> Pid of pppd: 6112

--> Using interface ppp0

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

--> local IP address 10.184.196.211

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

--> remote IP address 10.17.95.4

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

--> primary DNS address 10.17.3.244

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

--> secondary DNS address 10.17.3.252

--> pppd: 0xc[08]�uc[08]

cobalah browsing.

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