Driver modem huawei e5577 install#
Driver modem huawei e5577 zip file#
Driver modem huawei e5577 drivers#
Driver modem huawei e5577 driver#
Driver modem huawei e5577 windows#

This was a very pleasant exploration to a familiar device. This had to have the same:Įverything I threw at it returned exactly similar results, than E5186. Since E5186 has a very good AJAX interface for the GUI, and this is just a miniature version of it. The network settings were also exactly like an E5186:Īt this point I was pretty sure, that an E5577 is just a miniature E5186.Īs you can see, there are plenty of options to go change. This unit was customized for TeliaSonera Finland and it has 3 languages to choose from: English, Swedish and Finnish. In the main screen, very little surprises to anybody who has seen an E5186: Also the admin-console is only accessible from LAN-side, so it isn't that much of a security hole there. Since, this wasn't mine, I didn't go change the password. Yes, the Huawei admin / admin -pair was in use there. That's very much a fire-and-forget thing. Sales clerk had installed the SIM-card in the store, and at home you just kick the power on, and plug in the charger.

Driver modem huawei e5577 install#

Since the WPA-password was clearly visible on the status screen, and this router is very easy to install to your home. It is already populated, as I was studying a router, which as actively used. Below the empty SD-card slot, there is the 6-pin SIM -slot. On an initial glance, it looks a lot like 2nd SIM-slot, but as you can see, there are 8 pins in a nice row. On the top right corner, right next to the 4 battery pins, there is the SD-card slot. When the battery is lifted, all the good stuff is visible: That's smart to put a 3 Ah Li-po battery for maximal usage time. The battery-pack is taking most of the space there. When back cover is popped, the thing looks like this under the hood: Normally, the screen has following status information: For non-Finnish readers, the menu says: Back (Takaisin), Device information (Laitteen tiedot) and Wi-Fi bandwidth (Wi-Fi kaista). But the obvious benefit is, that you can do at least some settings and see some information without logging into the thing. That button is used with power-button (when power is already on), to navigate the screen menu:ĭoing an even remote usable UI with two buttons only is.

On the top side of the router, there is a button: Under the flip-cover, there are two TS9-connectors for optional external antennas. On the bottom edge, there are couple of connectors:Ĭharger is (per Chinese standard) an USB-connector. On the front, there is a small LCD-screen and a power button. Support external antenna: TS9 external antennaĮnough specs, let's look at the thing a bit closer.

Maximum transfer rates supported (DL = download, UL = upload):.

A Huawei E5577 is your run-of-the-mill Android-based 4G/3G/2G to Wi-Fi router. I don't own this, so I didn't break it apart.

Driver modem huawei e5577 drivers#

In the drivers that I have uploaded there are many hardware ids, I hope the E352 modem hardware id is among them.I had a chance to see what an E5577 is about. I don't think it is phone capable - I am using it only to surf the net.

Driver modem huawei e5577 driver#

On the screenshots you can see the driver versions. The E173 modem is running on integrated Intel chipset. Thanks, it falls back into dejager183's court. Also is the E173 phone capable (see I really know nothing about the Huawei devices If you have the E173 installed and running, could you provide any additional information (driver version, chipset - there aren't that many really - Intel, Broadcom, Realtek. Thanks for posting them - we'll see how things go and maybe one of us can research the devices a bit further. I don't know the specifics of the two devices.

Driver modem huawei e5577 zip file#

Your zip file might come in handy, but there is a risk in just installing those drivers. I'm thinking the device might be visible in DevMgr and dejager183 might be able to coerce the install using what they have. I have been able to get older USB 802.11 adapters to work by installing through Device manager - some devices needed a bit more coaxing (a different mfr'd device with the identical chip, then using that inf file. I think the best path dejager183 can take is to post the device manager screen shot for now. I haven't looked inside, because it wouldn't do me much good (I don't have a Huawei device).

Driver modem huawei e5577 windows#

Edit: these drivers come up with my Huawei E173 Modem running on Windows 8.1Yep, the zip file is there.