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==Throughput==
==Throughput==
*Ethernet mode seems slightly faster than in download/debug (modem) mode. 16.77Mb/s compared to 12.77Mb/s - from our office.
*Ethernet mode seems slightly faster than in download/debug (modem) mode. 16.77Mb/s compared to 12.77Mb/s - from our office.



==Switching back to Ethernet mode==
==Switching back to Ethernet mode==
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==What mode is it in?==
==What mode is it in?==
On a linux system, if you run <syntaxhighlight inline>lsusb</syntaxhighlight> you'll see something like:
On a linux system, if you run <tt>lsusb</tt> you'll see something like:
Bus 002 Device 030: ID 19d2:0016 ZTE WCDMA Technologies MSM
Bus 002 Device 030: ID 19d2:0016 ZTE WCDMA Technologies MSM


The <syntaxhighlight inline>0016</syntaxhighlight> is the mode:
The <tt>0016</tt> is the mode:
*1225 – Default Mode. Available USB Mass Storage Device with CD-ROM and card reader. Corresponds to AT+ZCDRUN=9+AT+ZCDRUN=F
*1225 – Default Mode. Available USB Mass Storage Device with CD-ROM and card reader. Corresponds to AT+ZCDRUN=9+AT+ZCDRUN=F
*1403 – Operating Mode. Available RNDIS adapter and Mass Storage Device. Corresponds to AT+ZCDRUN=8+AT+ZCDRUN=F
*1403 – Operating Mode. Available RNDIS adapter and Mass Storage Device. Corresponds to AT+ZCDRUN=8+AT+ZCDRUN=F
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