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5 reviews for Waveshare SIM7600G-H 4G DONGLE with Antenna with Industrial Grade 4G Communication and GNSS Positioning Peripheral Supports Global Band.
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e.den –
Très bon produit marche bien pour linux, mais malheureusement, il ne marche pas avec android
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David –
Tried with Fizz/Rogers 4G network and works good. Needs some setting first to work with Linux/Pi.
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Amazon Customer –
very pleased with the product . the Sms is working great if is configured right ( i’m using smstool3) .In comparison with Ec25-eu modem ( tested in the same project) i found it net superior and more profesional . Strongly recomand it
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Anthony Waite –
Worked instantly without needing to install drivers etc on RaspberryPi 4b!
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Yo-here –
The gl-arm300m16-ext at first could not get an ip address. After much reading, decided to set it up for a pi instead. Mid way down the instructions is to send the modem a “AT+CUSBPIDSWITCH=9011,1,1” on usb port two. That apparently switches it from windows to not windows. Worked like a charm after that, just manually configure the router to use usb2. Also tethering became an option.
e.den –
Très bon produit marche bien pour linux, mais malheureusement, il ne marche pas avec android
David –
Tried with Fizz/Rogers 4G network and works good. Needs some setting first to work with Linux/Pi.
Amazon Customer –
very pleased with the product . the Sms is working great if is configured right ( i’m using smstool3) .In comparison with Ec25-eu modem ( tested in the same project) i found it net superior and more profesional . Strongly recomand it
Anthony Waite –
Worked instantly without needing to install drivers etc on RaspberryPi 4b!
Yo-here –
The gl-arm300m16-ext at first could not get an ip address. After much reading, decided to set it up for a pi instead. Mid way down the instructions is to send the modem a “AT+CUSBPIDSWITCH=9011,1,1” on usb port two. That apparently switches it from windows to not windows. Worked like a charm after that, just manually configure the router to use usb2. Also tethering became an option.