For the past few weeks I’ve been working on vibe coding a modem control panel and signal tracker for the Mudi 7. I thought I might share it with everyone. I’ve only tested it on my modem so if you do try it out and find issues give me some feedback.
Kevin
This is great! So many fun projects coming out for the Mudi 7!
I have been working on a very similar project too! If you want more data for the 5G measurements you can run AT+QNWCFG=”ssb_beam_id" This command will return the SSB Index for the tower you are currently locked to and any neighbors on the same arfcn. I run that and AT+QNWCFG=”nr5g_meas_info” one after the other. The first gives me the SSB indexes with rsrp rsrq and pci while the other gives you the arfcn for those measurements. The response string for both is as follows +QNWCFG: "ssb_beam_id",1,0,<ssb_index>,<rsrp>,<rsrq>,<pci> and +QNWCFG: "nr5g_meas_info",1,<arfcn>,<pci>,<rsrp>,<rsrq>. You can see how many ssb_indexes a cell is broadcasting from its SIB1. 
Thank you. This tool is very convenient and practical. It is recommended to learn it officially.
Thanks!
Great info. I will incorporate this into the design.
Thank you very much for your contribution. We truly appreciate you sharing this modem UI with the community.
looks great, thanks!
Hi daijie198, I also added a battery graph, but I like the look of yours better. Can you send it as a pull request or seperate branch so I can incorporate your graph?
HI @jnunez , I looked at this. Where would you recommend we place that information in the UI?
GitHub - jayck88/MudiModem at jayck88-patch-1 · GitHub Hi Kevin — I put my battery-chart implementation and related reliability fixes on this separate branch. The patch file is jayck88-battery-chart-reference.patch; feel free to cherry-pick or adapt any parts you like.
reinstalled by running
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kevinherzig/MudiModem/main/install.sh | sh
again, battery view say loading and nothing happens, other tabs work.
edit: got Couldn't load the battery view: Network Error after some time
@daijie198 I incorporated your graph into the battery graph page, and it’s wired to the background data collection daemon. I tried to replicate as faithfully as I could, take a look. BTW, how did you get a dark background in the GL UI?
@manderss99 there was a bug where a fresh install was missing a file, run the install script again and see if it works for you.
I uninstalled and installed again, 1.4.0 showing but I still get the “Couldn't load the battery view: Unexpected token '<'“ error.
run installed script again, now I get battery tab. Thx
This turned out really well, Kevin. The tracking view and the battery chart in particular are exactly the kind of thing the stock UI is missing. Thanks for pulling it all together and for being so quick on the fixes.
i love it 
Thank you Bruce! Glad to see GL supporting community projects.
