Sorry there is no such guide.
Please refer to the Quectel Hardware design.
@Bean.Wang-Q could you also send me the PCIE driver for OpenWRT? (for v. 23.05.0 if possible or latest you have).
Thank’s =)
The driver is for Linux kernel.
It has nothing to do with the OpenWrt.
Please check the message.
Can I get the Linux pcie_mhi driver for RM520N-GLAP?
I would be very grateful if I could share drivers for linux and windows. RM520NGLAP PCI version.
Could you please send me the latest windows and Linux drivers for RM520N-GLAP? It would be even better to have the latest firmware as well. Thanks a lot
I could send the drivers.
For firmware, please check the current firmware version and create a new topic.
Hello. I am looking for a driver for RM520N-GLAP. Please help me!
Please check the message.
Is there a driver for windows? Thanks
I have a RM520N-GLAP, Can I have a PCIE driver on it for the openWRT (ZBT-Z8102AX) and Windows, if possible can I have a user guide?
You can follow the Quectel Hardare Design.
Make sure that the Linux or Windows recognize the PCIE devce first, and then if you have installed the Quectel driver, you can see the virtual uart port and network interface. It is almost the same with USB.
Can I have driver for Windows 10 and Ubuntu 22 for Quectel RM520N-GLAP Pcie only?
Ask same. I am unable to detect the module in my laptop after I change the pcie mode from EP to RC.
After plug in RM520N-GLAA in my system, windows device manager shows “unknown PCI device”. But after double click setup.bat in " Quectel_RM520N-GL-Windows_PCIE_Driver(Q)_NetAdapter_V1.0.0.2.zip", nothing happened, seems the driver install failed, but even I use device manager to upload inf files successfully, the module have no response, still showing “unknown PCI device”. Could you please send me the latest windows pcie driver?
Also I wonder how to set RM520 to USB mode? Do I have to use at command? Is it possible to short connect test points to force the module into USB mode?
If already could use the modem in EP mode, and you want to switch the modem to RC mode, you can send the AT command via PCIE AT port. Buf if you can’t, you could try login in the modem via dbg uart.
The GLAP do not support USB.