Audi Connect data tethering on MIB2
@edgaro
in theory you could even use the usb development modules, see here in "usblauncher.lua":
-- Huawei ME909Tu/Au-120
device(0x12d1, 0x1573) {
configuration(2) {
interface(0) {
driver"/etc/scripts/huawei.sh attached normal_mode vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno) -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno)";
removal"/etc/scripts/huawei.sh removed normal_mode vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno) -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno)";
};
};
configuration(1) {
interface(0) {
driver"/etc/scripts/huawei.sh attached swdl_mode vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno) -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno)";
removal"/etc/scripts/huawei.sh removed swdl_mode vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno) -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno)";
};
};
};
-- Cinterion AH6A (3G)
device(0x1e2d, 0x0055) {
interface(0) {
driver"/etc/scripts/ah6a.sh path=$(USB_PATH),vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno),ign_remove,module=wireless_modules";
removal"/etc/scripts/ah6a_removed.sh";
};
-- Don't try matching any generic rules for the other interfaces
interface(1,127) {
Ignore;
};
};
-- Cinterion ALS1/ALS6 (4G)
device(0x1e2d, 0x0060) {
interface(0) {
driver"/etc/scripts/als6.sh path=$(USB_PATH),vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno),ign_remove,module=wireless_modules -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno),classid=0xff,subclassid=0xff /lib/dll/devnp-ecmplus.so /dev/serecm0";
removal"/etc/scripts/als6_removed.sh";
};
-- Don't try matching any generic rules for the other interfaces
interface(1,127) {
Ignore;
};
};
in theory you could even use the usb development modules, see here in "usblauncher.lua":
-- Huawei ME909Tu/Au-120
device(0x12d1, 0x1573) {
configuration(2) {
interface(0) {
driver"/etc/scripts/huawei.sh attached normal_mode vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno) -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno)";
removal"/etc/scripts/huawei.sh removed normal_mode vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno) -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno)";
};
};
configuration(1) {
interface(0) {
driver"/etc/scripts/huawei.sh attached swdl_mode vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno) -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno)";
removal"/etc/scripts/huawei.sh removed swdl_mode vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno) -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno)";
};
};
};
-- Cinterion AH6A (3G)
device(0x1e2d, 0x0055) {
interface(0) {
driver"/etc/scripts/ah6a.sh path=$(USB_PATH),vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno),ign_remove,module=wireless_modules";
removal"/etc/scripts/ah6a_removed.sh";
};
-- Don't try matching any generic rules for the other interfaces
interface(1,127) {
Ignore;
};
};
-- Cinterion ALS1/ALS6 (4G)
device(0x1e2d, 0x0060) {
interface(0) {
driver"/etc/scripts/als6.sh path=$(USB_PATH),vid=$(vendor_id),did=$(product_id),busno=$(busno),devno=$(devno),ign_remove,module=wireless_modules -opath=$(USB_PATH),busnum=$(busno),devnum=$(devno),classid=0xff,subclassid=0xff /lib/dll/devnp-ecmplus.so /dev/serecm0";
removal"/etc/scripts/als6_removed.sh";
};
-- Don't try matching any generic rules for the other interfaces
interface(1,127) {
Ignore;
};
};
@scrat
This is not for development purpose. The LTE modem is actually connected through a USB port. I don't think you will find LTE USB stick with cinterion modem inside.
From MMX Delphi unit log:
SLF: 00:00:10.509 5 12 100 USB-1.1:0: vid=1e2d, did=0060: Launch /etc/scripts/cintlte.sh path=/dev/io-usb/io-usb,vid=0x1e2d,did=0x60,busno=0x1,devno=0x1,ign_remove,module=wireless_modules -opath=/dev/io-usb/io-usb,busnum=0x1,devnum=0x1,classid=0xff,subclassid=0xff /lib/dll/devnp-ecmplus.so /dev/serecm0
This is not for development purpose. The LTE modem is actually connected through a USB port. I don't think you will find LTE USB stick with cinterion modem inside.
From MMX Delphi unit log:
SLF: 00:00:10.509 5 12 100 USB-1.1:0: vid=1e2d, did=0060: Launch /etc/scripts/cintlte.sh path=/dev/io-usb/io-usb,vid=0x1e2d,did=0x60,busno=0x1,devno=0x1,ign_remove,module=wireless_modules -opath=/dev/io-usb/io-usb,busnum=0x1,devnum=0x1,classid=0xff,subclassid=0xff /lib/dll/devnp-ecmplus.so /dev/serecm0
I know that the original model is connected through a usb port, and i'm not talking about a usb 'stick', but there are developer modules from cinterion that could be used (sold directly by Gemalto):
https://webstore.gemalto.com/INTERSHOP/ ... ryName=M2M
Edit: I would like to point out that this is untested.
https://webstore.gemalto.com/INTERSHOP/ ... ryName=M2M
Edit: I would like to point out that this is untested.
But really, i don't think that any of this is necessary. There are drivers for using the WLAN in client mode present in the MIB2 firmware, and the connection manager has code to support and configure it.
You can even see this in the green engineering menu, there is an extra adapter interface called mlan0 (mobile lan).
I'm still figuring out how to enable the option, but it's a lot of work.
You can even see this in the green engineering menu, there is an extra adapter interface called mlan0 (mobile lan).
I'm still figuring out how to enable the option, but it's a lot of work.
Please, help me create "dataoverdlink" file in VAR folder. I have connect to VW MIB2 with D-Link dub-e100, have ping 172.16.250.248, green menu is active. I want route internet traffic to the ip of the ethernet dongle. I try create update file, consisting metainfo2.txt file and VAR folder with empty "dataoverdlink" file, but it don't work. Can anybody help me to correct metainfo2.txt file?
#############################################################################
#
# This is the description file for the Software Update of Audi components
#
#############################################################################
[common]
MetafileChecksum = "561d435951f1b40fccac912eb5cd2219ca40ab19"
skipSaveTrainName = "true"
vendor = "AUDI"
region = "Europe"
variant = "FMU-*-*-EU-AU*"
variant2 = "FMU-*-*-EU-VW*"
variant3 = "FM2-*-*-EU-VW-*"
variant4 = "FM2-*-*-EU-AU-*"
variant5 = "FM2-*-*-EU-PO*"
variant6 = "FM2-*-*-EU-PO-*"
variant7 = "FM2-H-*-EU-SK-MQB"
variant8 = "FMQ-*-*-EU-AU-MLE"
variant9 = "*-*-*-EU-AU-*"
release = "2012/2013"
skipMetaChecksum = "true"
skipFileCopyChecksum = "true"
UserSWDL = "true"
[var]
VendorInfo = "DLINK"
DeviceDescription = "Network adapter"
[var\]
FileName = "dataoverdlink"
FileSize = "0"
CheckSum = "da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709"
Version = "1"
AppName = "Dataoverdlink"
#############################################################################
#
# This is the description file for the Software Update of Audi components
#
#############################################################################
[common]
MetafileChecksum = "561d435951f1b40fccac912eb5cd2219ca40ab19"
skipSaveTrainName = "true"
vendor = "AUDI"
region = "Europe"
variant = "FMU-*-*-EU-AU*"
variant2 = "FMU-*-*-EU-VW*"
variant3 = "FM2-*-*-EU-VW-*"
variant4 = "FM2-*-*-EU-AU-*"
variant5 = "FM2-*-*-EU-PO*"
variant6 = "FM2-*-*-EU-PO-*"
variant7 = "FM2-H-*-EU-SK-MQB"
variant8 = "FMQ-*-*-EU-AU-MLE"
variant9 = "*-*-*-EU-AU-*"
release = "2012/2013"
skipMetaChecksum = "true"
skipFileCopyChecksum = "true"
UserSWDL = "true"
[var]
VendorInfo = "DLINK"
DeviceDescription = "Network adapter"
[var\]
FileName = "dataoverdlink"
FileSize = "0"
CheckSum = "da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709"
Version = "1"
AppName = "Dataoverdlink"
I have setting IP adress in Windows 7 LAN connection to fixed 172.16.250.247 /255.255.0.0, then open CMD.EXE and write " ping 172.16.250.247 ". Or in windows telnet write " open 172.16.250.248 23 ", it give back request of login and password, which i don't know.andrius писал(а):How did you make it ping?i have connected same device, i see device is active and recognized by mib, but no PING pass other that IP
many thanks for info
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Hello. I am new to this forum. I am writing in English. I have a car that is the same as the original poster, Scrat. I have been searching many threads to find out how to connect data into the USB port, and enable Google maps and Audi connect. My car has MIB system. It has no AMI port. Control module 5F is different. I have used OBD eleven to enable red engineering menu and Green engineering/developer menu. I then found the correct buttons to open them on this site, post #1.
https://cartechnology.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=34635
On this site they discuss the hashed password. One post gives the password from the hash. This is in post #26. he states:
"RE: Green Menu MIB2 Audi A6/A7 + Red Menu ( update )[HR][/HR]Sorry ,I did not see this replay
My english is terrible
the password is
xxGvoFcxCZZmM = H0ga6uyk
I do not know how to upload picture in reply post.
I use odis -e with 5054 can change map region."
I am hoping this password might help someone who has more knowledge that I have. I hope that someone here will succeed in connecting data into Audi A6 MIB MMI, facelift car from 2015 on.
https://cartechnology.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=34635
On this site they discuss the hashed password. One post gives the password from the hash. This is in post #26. he states:
"RE: Green Menu MIB2 Audi A6/A7 + Red Menu ( update )[HR][/HR]Sorry ,I did not see this replay
My english is terrible
the password is
xxGvoFcxCZZmM = H0ga6uyk
I do not know how to upload picture in reply post.
I use odis -e with 5054 can change map region."
I am hoping this password might help someone who has more knowledge that I have. I hope that someone here will succeed in connecting data into Audi A6 MIB MMI, facelift car from 2015 on.