If a network is in range and your SIM is good it will switch to flashing green or flashing blue depending on network type. When you first plug the Huawei e broadband modem into your Raspberry Pi, it should power up and initially start showing a green LED with a double flashing light. If you are running a windowed environment there are several other utilities available as well, some of them built in already, but I have no experience with them. The Sakis3g website is up and down more than a yo-yo it seems, so you usually have to download it from the Sakis3g github site. There is also a program called wvdialand one called Sakis3g. If you found a better solutiong, please, let me know. Please read and bookmark this page, do your research and if you decide this is the best option, come back, read the instructions and then attempt it yourself.
#No ip address huawei e3531 i full#
It seems these cellular sticks are compatible across several Wheezian releases though specific functionality such as QMI device acting as a network card without all this dialer and PPP stuff may require newer versions for full support. Until you fix this, you will have a hard time having success with the rest of this information.
You can get around this problem by using a USB hub, or by finding a way to power the USB stick separately from the Pi but still connecting the data and ground lines to the Raspberry Pi. I got this setup and working in the house so far and all looks good.
#No ip address huawei e3531 i install#
I have a situation where I need to install a cellular modem, from the console, in a remote weather station which is being powered by a Rapsberry Pi.
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