I am looking for a device USB driver for Windows 10 ARM64 (IOT core) “Quectel EM06-E 4G module” .
Currently, The EM06-E automatically connected with driver “Generic Mobile Broadband Adapter” in windows 10 IoT. But device is very unstable which connect to 4G for a while then device drop down then continue over again. So I try to get USB driver from here to fix my issue.
After successfully install the driver by execute the Batch file “Setup” in driver folder, EM06-E still connect with “Generic Mobile Broadband Adapte”. The serial port for AT command also not show up too.
Seems like the EM06-E didn’t match to the new driver. Can you give me a help with this ?
Yes it seems that it only support the modem with PID 0125/0800.
You could add the VID PID of the EM06 into it, but I am afraid it won’t help.
What is the company name? And what is the firmware version?
I am afaid i need apply for it.
Thanks for reply again. Refference the information in below. Please give further help for EM06-E driver.
In addition, does this issue may caused by this module too old ? if any M.2 B key usb interface LTE module already confirm support for Win10 IoT arm64, please share for me.
My company name: avalue
Processor:NXP® i.MX8M Quad ARM Cortex A53 Quad Core Up to 1.5GHz
OS: Windows 10 21H2 ARM64
BSP:NXP BSP Package 1.5.0
Sorry. I misunderstand it.
So the problem you mean is the usb disconnection.
It is hard to find why it is. And in most cases, it has something to do with the hardware design.
Current issue is EM06-E repeatly connect to 4G for few minutes then shotdown. Just like continuous plug in and pull off device.
Yes. Both yocto and win10 was verify in same EVB. So the issue is low possibility come
from hardware design I think.
By the way, I use “HUAWEI E3372h-607” LTE USB stick to verify my SIM card. Seems like it run as “Remote NDIS” and without any issue. Below screenshot is connected to HUAWEI dongle.
No. Please don’t do it.
The Quectel modem support RNDIS, but the driver don’t support RNDIS. If set the modem to rndis mode, you need another Windows driver. Otherwise the USB serial port is not available.
If you must try the RNDIS mode, you need uninstall the driver I sent.