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DOVADO UMR 3.0.5 firmware released

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DOVADO Released new Firmware for the UMR the only neotel capable router on the planet.

Below is a list of modems supported

Supported USB Modems Mobile Technology Min. req. firmware Video Demo SMS Support
Alcatel One Touch X030 HSDPA 2.0 N/A No
Bandrich BandLuxe C100 HSDPA 1.2 N/A No
Bandrich BandLuxe C100S HSDPA 1.2 N/A No
Bandrich BandLuxe C120 HSDPA 1.2 N/A No
BandLuxe C170 HSDPA 3.0.3 N/A Yes
BandLuxe C270 HSUPA 3.0.3 N/A Yes
C-motech CNU-680 (ICE.NET “D-50″) CDMA2000 EVDO 1.2 View here! No
Franklin Wireless CDU-550 CDMA2000 EVDO 3.0.3 N/A No
Huawei E1550 HSDPA 3.0.5 N/A Yes
Huawei E156/E156G HSDPA 1.2 N/A Yes
Huawei E160/E160G HSDPA 1.2 N/A Yes
Huawei E166 HSDPA 1.2 N/A Yes
Huawei E169/E169G HSDPA 1.1 View here! Yes
Huawei E170 HSUPA 1.0 View here! Yes
Huawei E176/E176G HSUPA (5.76-READY) 3.0 N/A Yes
Huawei E180/E180G HSUPA (5.76-READY) 1.2 N/A Yes
Huawei E219 HSDPA 1.0 N/A Yes
Huawei E220 HSDPA 1.0 View here! Yes
Huawei E226 HSDPA 1.0 View here! Yes
Huawei EC228 CDMA2000 EVDO 3.0 N/A No
Huawei E230 HSUPA (5.76-READY) 3.0.3 N/A Yes
Huawei E270 HSUPA 1.0 View here! Yes
Huawei E800 Express Card (requires USB adaptor) HSDPA 1.0 N/A Yes
Huawei E870 Express Card (requires USB adaptor) HSUPA 1.0 N/A Yes
Huawei E960 Wireless Gateway (as USB modem) HSDPA 1.0 View here! Yes
Kyocera iBurst (old and new models) iBurst 2.1 View here! No
Maxon BP3-USB (Bigpond) HSDPA 3.0 View here! No
NeoConnect Prime CDMA2000 EVDO 3.0.3 View here! No
Novatel Wireless Ovation MC930D HSUPA 1.0 View here! Yes
Novatel Wireless Ovation MC950D HSUPA 1.0 View here! Yes
Novatel Wireless Merlin XU870 Express Card (requires XUA-1) HSDPA 1.0 View here! Yes
Novatel Wireless Merlin X950D Express Card (requires XUA-1) HSUPA 1.0 N/A Yes
Novatel Wireless MC990D HSUPA (5.76-READY) 2.0 N/A Yes
Novatel Wireless MCD3000 CDMA2000 EVDO 2.0 N/A No
Novatel Wireless (Verizon) USB727 CDMA2000 EVDO 2.0 N/A No
Option GlobeSurfer® iCON 7.2 HSDPA 1.1 View here! Yes
Option GlobeSurfer® iCON 7.2s HSDPA 1.1 View here! Yes
Option GlobeSurfer® iCON 225 HSDPA 1.1 View here! Yes
Option GlobeSurfer® iCON HSUPA HSUPA 1.1 View here! Yes
Quanta MU-Q101 HSDPA 2.0 View here! Yes
Sierra Wireless Compass 885 HSUPA 3.0.3 View here! Yes
Sierra Wireless Compass 888 HSUPA 3.0.3 View here! Yes
Sierra Wireless 880U HSUPA 3.0.3 View here! Yes
Solomon S3GM-660 HSDPA 1.2 N/A No
Sony Ericsson MD300 HSDPA 3.0.5 N/A No
Sony Ericsson MD400 HSUPA 3.0.5 N/A No
UTStarcom UM150 (Alltel) CDMA2000 EVDO 3.0.3 N/A No
UTStarcom UM175 (Alltel) CDMA2000 EVDO 3.0.3 N/A No
Vodafone (Huawei) K3520 HSDPA 2.0 N/A Yes
Vodafone (Huawei) K3565 HSDPA 3.0.3 N/A Yes
Vodafone (ZTE) K3565-Z HSDPA 3.0.3 View here! No
Vodafone (Huawei) K3715 HSUPA 3.0.5 N/A Yes
Vodafone (Huawei) E172 HSUPA 1.0 N/A Yes
Vodafone (Huawei) E272 HSUPA 1.0 N/A Yes
ZTE MF622 HSDPA 1.2 View here! No
ZTE MF626 HSDPA 3.0.3 View here! No
ZTE MF627 HSDPA 3.0.3 View here! No
ZTE MF628 HSDPA 3.0 View here! No
ZTE MF628+ HSDPA 2.0 View here! No
ZTE MF636 HSUPA 3.0.3 View here! No
ZTE MF636BP (Bigpond Australia) HSUPA 3.0.5 View here! No

To my knowledge the umr is one of the routers with the widest range of supported usb modems and if you have a modem that is not supported give me or them a shout and they will probably add support for the modem.

The new firmware fixed the issue where the router shows  the signal as “no service” it now displays “Not Available” for the neotel Prime device



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  1. clint on December 2, 2009 09:57

    how does it work

  2. BioVolt on December 2, 2009 10:11

    The router have 2 usb ports 1 is for extra power for 3G modems that need more power.

    The neotel modem’s usb port plug into the router and the router’s firmware have been programmed to support the neotel phones.

    You have to log into the routers interface and enter your neotel username and password and the router does the rest.

    NB: The router can not display the signal strength and will say no signal but that does not mean it is not working.

    DOVADO and the manufacturer of the phone in South Africa was nice enough to collaborate to achieving this.

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