Tråd: DOVADO UMR 4.1.2 firmware
Update since 4.1.1
Overview
The major milestone with this firmware update is that we got SMS working on some previously challenging modems.
SMS
SMS->SETTINGS: Added extra methods of extracting received messages from the modem.
- Auto(default) (UMR tries to figure out if SMS is received to SIM or MODEM)
- SIM (Forces the UMR to read incoming SMS from SIM and then move it to the UMR memory)
- MODEM (Forces the UMR to read incoming SMS from MODEM and then move it to the UMR memory)
If there is problem with receiving SMS, then please try to force the router to SIM mode / Modem Mode and then send a new sms and see if it get received it.
Modems with now functioning SMS:
4G-System XSStick W14
Alcatel One Touch X030
Alcatel One Touch X060s
Huawei E182e (recommend USB modem firmware update for Swedish TRE customers)
Huawei E1820 (recommend USB modem firmware update for Swedish Tele2 customers)
Longcheer WM71
Sony Ericsson MD300
Sony Ericsson MD400
Vodafone K4505
Vodafone K3765
NTP (Network Time Protocol)
NTP servers can now be located on the LAN side of the router.
NTP servers can now be either a host name or an IP address.
Ethernet WAN port
Resolved DHCP issue with Cisco networks, where the router doesn't receive an IP address when using DHCP.
Dynamic DNS
Password can now contain special characters such as !"#?=)(
E-Mail Notifications
SYSTEM->EMAIL: Resolved issue where settings were able to be saved if certain fields were left empty.
Home Automation
Fix for Nexa receivers when several receivers are triggered simultanleously.
Wake-On-LAN (WOL) aliases can now be used via the UMR API.
Rising Sun , Arctech, Brateck receivers can now be controlled via SMS.
Port-forwarding/Remote Management
Sanity checks between port-forwarding rules and selected remote management port.
New modems:
Supported USB Mobile Modems Mobile Technology SMS Support
Huawei E122 HSUPA Yes
Vodafone (Huawei) K4505 (21Mbps down, 5.76Mbps up) HSPA+ Yes
ZTE MF662 (OTE Greece, 21Mbps down, 5.76Mbps up) HSPA+ No
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