Looking for EM06-E USB driver for Windows 10 IoT ARM64

IoT Modules LTE Standard Module
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For EM06-E, MBIM have better performance than RNDIS.

As I mentioned, just for test, you can test it in RNDIS mode.
AT+QCFG=“usbnet”,3
And the AT port cannot be used later.

How to set it back to MBIM
Connect the modem with the Linux machine and set it with
AT+QCFG=“usbnet”,2

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Hi,

Thanks for reply.

After type in AT+QCFG=“usbnet”,3 the terminal return “ERROR” in Win10. Also same error return in linux based system.

Can you helps me to resolve this to set RNDIS mode?

Thanks
James

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It seems like a Chinese quotation marks

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But set to MBIM is OK. So i think the marks is fine.

cmd_error
cmd_error844×628 41.8 KB

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If so, it means that it do not support the RNDIS mode.

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As you say, I need another Windows driver to make win10 arm64 support RNDIS. Can you helps to request it ? Deeply appreciate!

Thanks
James

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I mean that the modem Quectel EM06-E do not support RNDIS. The RNDIS and MBIM driver is not provided by Quectel. It is built in the Windows OS itself.

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Thank you for your detailed explanation. That is helpful.

  1. Currently, seems like EM06-E with MBIM mode is unstable in our target platform(Win10 IoT on Arm64 ). Can Quectel help confirm this issue or even fix it?

ps. I attached the mp4 file about EM06-E disconnect.

  1. EM06-E is not our only option. If others Quectel LTE module with M.2 B key & USB interface you suggest for our platform, please let me know.

Thanks
James
EM06-E.7z (79.0 MB)

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Hi James,

MBIM driver is the native driver of the Microsoft Windows. I don’t think it is because of the driver I sent. You can remove the driver I sent and the Mobile network should be still there.
I am not quite familar with Windows, there should be somewhere that can tell us such as the evenreport.
You can pull out the C:\Windows\INF\setupapi*.log.
EM06-E is a kind of cat 6 LTE-A celluar Modem. There are many kinds of Quectel modem I will send you the Quectel product overview.