Huawei is a leading brand worldwide, among ZTE, Micromax, Sierra, Alcatel, etc. Huawei keeps launching new modems in the market at some intervals with the help of a network provider. Hence, we are updating some cool Huawei modem AT commands, which will help you diagnose the Huawei modem. If you have stuck somewhere, then these commands will be beneficial to you.
1. Unlocking Commands
AT^CARDLOCK
Usage:
-> AT^CGiveOCK? give information like this :
^CARDLOCK: 1,10,0 ………… locked,10 is your lock counter
^CARDLOCK: 2,10,0 ………… unlocked
-> AT^CARDLOCK=”xxxxxxxx”
where xxxxxxxx is unlock code generated by your IMEI…
-> AT^CARDLOCK=md5 hash of your IMEI unlock code
i.e.
If your unlock code is 99999999, then its MD5 hash reset code will be
ef775988943825d2871e1cfa75473ec0
and your command will be as below :
AT^CARDLOCK=”ef775988943825d2871e1cfa75473ec0″
2. Diagnostic AT Commands
AT^U2DIAG
Usage :
AT^U2DIAG=code: where code is a specific number of command set given below :
AT^U2DIAG=0: Modem Mode
AT^U2DIAG=1: Modem and CD-Rom Mode
AT^U2DIAG=255 : Modem+CD-Rom+Card-Reader Modem+ Factory Defaults Setting
AT^U2DIAG=256: Modem+Card-Reader Mode
AT^U2DIAG=257: Disable Application Port
AT^U2DIAG=276: Reset to Factory Defaults
3. Voice AT-Commands
AT^CVOICE
Usage :
AT^CVOICE=? : Gives Status of your modems voice
AT^CVOICE=0: Enable Voice
AT^CVOICE=1: Disable Voice
4. other AT-Commands
ATI: Gives Manufacturer Information of Modem
AT^CGMR: Gives firmware version of Modem
AT^CGSN: Gives IMEI of Modem
AT^CIMI: Gives IMSI of Modem
Update:
AT ^ CFUN = 1 : Restart the modem
AT ^ CGMI: a modem manufacturer information (you will receive Huawei)
AT ^ CGMR: information about the firmware version
AT ^ CIMI: information about the IMSI number of the SIM card
AT ^ CGSN: information about IMEI modem
AT ^ HWVER: information about the version of the modem hardware
AT ^ CSQ: view the signal strength
AT ^ CMDL: get a list of all the commands AT + CGMM or the AT + GMM – ask for the name of the model AT + COPS – information about the current operator
AT ^ U2DIAG: The current mode.
AT ^ GETPORTMODE : a list of all devices in the modem
AT ^ VERSION? – Information about the version of the modem firmware
AT ^ CLAC in response to a list of supported commands
Enable / disable mode 2G and 3G:
AT ^ Syscfg = 13,1,3fffffff, 0,0 : only 2G mode
AT ^ Syscfg = 2,1,3fffffff, 0,0 : preferred 2G mode
AT ^ Syscfg = 14,2,3fffffff, 0.1 : only 3G mode
AT ^ Syscfg = 2,2,3fffffff, 0.1 : preferred mode 3G
AT ^ Syscfg = AT 2,2,3fffff ff, 0.2 : switching mode 2G and 3G
Enable / disable mode WCDMA, HSDPA, HSPA +, HSPA:
AT ^ HSDPA = 1 – HSDPA enabled
AT ^ HSDPA = 0 – HSDPA mode is off
AT ^ HSUPA = 1 – HSUPA enabled
AT ^ HSUPA = 0 – HSUPA mode off AT ^ HSPA = 0 – WCDMA mode
AT ^ HSPA = 1 – HSDPA mode
AT ^ HSPA = 2 – HSPA mode
AT ^ HSPA = 3 : HSPA mode
AT ^ syscfg = 13,1,3FFFFFFF, 2,4 – only mode GPRS / EDGE
AT ^ Syscfg = 14,2,3FFFFFFF, 2,4 – only mode 3G / WCDMA
AT ^ Syscfg = 2,1,3FFFFFFF, 2,4 – preferred mode GPRS / EDGE
AT ^ Syscfg = AT 2,2,3FFFFFFF, 2,4 – preferred mode 3G / WCDMA
AT-commands for the Huawei E171 modem firmware v21, E352, E353, E367 and E398:
AT ^ setPort = A1, A2,1,2,3,7 : set configuration for default
AT ^ setPort = A1, A2,1,2,3,7 : device in the “modem + network card
AT ^ GETPORTMODE : Displays the current active mode
Command for Huawei E1750:
AT ^ U2DIAG = 0 : device in modem mode only
AT ^ U2DIAG = 1 : device in modem mode + CD-ROM drive
AT ^ U2DIAG = 6 : the device in only NIC mode
AT ^ U2DIAG = 268 : the device in modem + CD-ROM + card Reader mode
AT ^ U2DIAG = 276 : device mode network card + CD-ROM + card Reader
AT ^ U2DIAG = 256 : the device into the modem mode + card Reader can be used as a normal USB flash drive, giving up the modem
AT ^ syscfg = 14,2,3fffffff, 1,2 : only 3G
AT ^ syscfg = 13,1,3fffffff, 1,2 : Only GSM
AT ^ syscfg = 2,2,3fffffff, 1,2 : 3G preferred
AT-command for Huawei E1820 (E182E):
AT ^ SYSCFG = 13,2,3fffffff, 1,2 : only the GSM
AT ^ syscfg = 2,1,3fffffff, 1,2 : GSM preferred
AT ^ syscfg = 14,2,3fffffff, 1,2 : only WCDMA
AT ^ syscfg = 2,2,3fffffff, 1,2 : preferred WCDMA
AT-commands for the Huawei E3131 modem:
AT ^ SETPORT = “A1, A2; 1,16,3,2, A1, A2” : Set default configuration
AT ^ SETPORT = “A1, A2; 1,2,3,16, A1, A2″ : mode for a modem with Android 4.0 (may work)
AT ^ setPort = A2; 1,3,2 : device in the” modem only ”
AT ^ SetPort = FF; 1,2 : device in the “modem + user interface”)
AT ^ setPort = A2; 2.16 : device in the “NIC” mode
AT-commands for Huawei E3131Hilink:
http://192.168.1.1/html/switchProjectMode.html
AT ^ U2DIAG = 0 : modem mode with com ports
AT ^ U2DIAG = 119 : returns to the original mode
AT commands for Huawei E303 HiLink:
http://192.168.1.1/html/switchProjectMode.html
AT ^ U2DIAG = 374 : modem mode with com ports
AT ^ U2DIAG = 375 : returns to the original mode
AT commands for Huawei E3272:
AT ^ SetPort = A2; 62,61,76 : restore default setting for MTS 824F of Russia
AT ^ SETPORT = “A1, A2 ; 10,12,16, A1, A2” : restore default setting for the Megaphone M100-4
AT commands for Huawei E3372:
at ^ SetPort = “2,2,3FFFFFFF, 1,2” : the default setting for MTS 827F
AT commands for Huawei E3276:
AT ^ SETPORT = “A1; 10,12,13,14,16 , A1, A2” : Includes all COM ports
AT ^ SETPORT = “A1, A2 ; 12,16, A1, A2” : Default setting
at ^ setPort = “A1; 10,12” : only mode modem
AT commands for Huawei E3531:
AT ^ SETPORT = “A1, A2 ; 1,16,3,2, A1, A2” : The default setting for MTS 423S
AT ^ FHVER : shows information about the firmware version
AT commands for huawei modems with LTE (E392, E398):
AT ^ SYSCFGEX = “03”, 3fffffff, 2,4,7fffffffffffffff ,, : only LTE mode
Here the first value of this command stands as follows:
00 – Automatic mode is selected by default (in the order of priorities of the queue: 4G> 3G> 2G)
01 – GSM GPRS (2G)
02 – WCDMA (3G)
03 – LTE (4G)
99 – Leave the current settings unchanged
You can also choose the order of their priority, in descending order, for example: the AT ^ SYSCFGEX = “0302”, 3fffffff, 2,4,7fffffffffffffff ,, In this case, the modem will attempt to connect to the LTE network first, and then to the 3G network, but work 2G networks. or an option: aT ^ SYSCFGEX = “030201”, 3fffffff, 2,4,7fffffffffffffff ,, this is equivalent to AT ^ SYSCFGEX = “00”, 3fffffff, 2,4,7fffffffffffffff ,,
Note: I will suggest you not play with commands.
