Last week i took some time to add mobile 3G internet connectivity to my Epc using my Nokia e61 as a 3G modem.<\/p>\n
My phone supports modem support using the USB data cable, bluetooth or the integrated WI-FI.<\/p>\n
I plan to go for the cable first since i always carry one around and being mobile often means draining as less power as possible from both my Epc and my mobile phone.<\/p>\n
First of all you need to make sure you have the Debian repositories in your \/etc\/apt\/sources.lst and theninstall wvdial by using the install command apt-get install wvdial<\/strong><\/p>\n After the installation you will need to modify your \/etc\/wvdial.conf in order to build up the internet connection.<\/p>\n This is just a basic example but it should work with the current Nokia phones: Last week i took some time to add mobile 3G internet connectivity to my Epc using my Nokia e61 as a 3G modem. My phone supports modem support using the USB data cable, bluetooth or the integrated WI-FI. I plan to go for the cable first since i always carry one around and being mobile … <\/p>\n
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\n[Dialer Defaults]
\nInit1 = ATZ
\nInit2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
\nModem Type = USB Modem
\nBaud = 460800\u00b7
\nNew PPPD = yes
\nModem = \/dev\/ttyACM0
\nISDN = 0
\nPhone = *99#
\nPassword = blank
\nUsername =blank
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\nSelect the Suite connection type on your phone when you connect it via the USB cable and then fire up wvdial.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"