Please elaborate on the following from the Concept Board Hardware Interface Description: > EHS6 enumerates, i.e., registers with the USB host, as a CDC-ACM > Composite USB device supporting eight separate interfaces. This > is the Composite Communication enumeration. > Under Microsoft® Windows XPTM, Microsoft® Windows Vista® and > Microsoft® Windows 7 this USB device implements a Modem port (a > virtual USB Modem port) plus six further communication ports as well as a > reserved port. The Modem port as well as the ports enumerated 3 to 5 are > AT command interfaces, i.e., these ports are accessible by AT command > and may be used as control and data interfaces. Linux registers 7 ttyACM interfaces (0 to 6). ttyACM0 responds to AT commands ttyACM1 and 2 do not ttyACM3 responds to AT commands but with echo feature deactivated (can be activated with ATE1 command ttyACM4 and 5 respond to AT with echo enabled ttyACM6 does not speak AT Please explain the difference between the communication channels. The remarks about the Windows drivers seems to apply, port 0 and 3-5 speak AT. Please also explain the exact purpose of each port (including 1, 2 and 6) so I can perhaps get this right in the Linux cdc-acm driver with the correct dialects. > The interfaces - with the exception of the reserved port - are controlled by > separate device drivers running on the Windows host. These drivers may > be standard USB drivers integrated in Windows. The driver configuration > files for Windows (.inf files) are supplied by Gemalto and need to be > installed before the device can be used. Where can I find the Windows drivers? They weren't included in the package and I cannot find a download link. These might provide me with some hints.

I was hoping to use my board but it seems I have to wait for my registration in order to get the drivers - or am I missing something ?

Hi! I have lost my installation CD. Where can I find download page for Cinterion Mobility Toolkit?