Does the Mudi 7 (GL-E5800EU), running firmware 4.10, support connecting the GL-M2 5G with RM520N-GL to its USB-C OTG port as an external cellular WAN? If so, in which USB network mode (QMI, MBIM, ECM, or RNDIS)?
Also, does it appear in the Cellular panel with APN and band settings, and can it work in Multi-WAN failover or load balancing alongside the internal X72 modem?
Also, does the GL-M25G variant (ID 45270851322039) ship with the RM520N-GL module and its full band set enabled, including n71 ?"
The reason for my query is that I have the Mudi 7 (GL-E5800EU and it does not support n71 in Saudi Arabia, sadly, and I would like to have the GL-M2 5G as an add-on to expand Mudi 7 capabilities when needed, especially since it has 4 SMA antenna ports 4x4 MIMO, rather than the 2x2 MIMO TS9 ports Mudi 7 already has
Hi, Mudi 7 supports connecting a GL-M2 equipped with the RM520N-GL as an external cellular WAN using QMI/RmNet mode.
Connect the USB-C end of the data cable to the GL-M2, and connect the USB-A end to Mudi 7’s USB-C data port through a USB OTG adapter.
The external modem appears as Cellular 2 in the web admin panel, supports AT commands, and can participate in Multi-WAN failover or load balancing alongside the internal modem.
I would like to inquire about the RM551E-GL. Is it officially supported in the GL-M2 when connected to the Mudi 7 (GL-E5800EU)? If so, what firmware version is required, and does it appear as Cellular 2 in QMI/RmNet mode?
I am asking because the RM520N-GL is based on the Qualcomm X62 chip, which is known to tend to overheat. Furthermore, I would prefer an upgraded Qualcomm chip compared to what is currently in the Mudi 7.
