How To Connect Huawei E220 Mac
Thursday, March 12th, 2009 • Category
It a bit frustrates me when a few of my peripherals (such as printer, scanner, and 3G modem) can’t connect automatically with my MacBook.
After searching Google thoroughly I found many scatter information to configure and connect my Huawei E220 3G modem on my MacBook.
Here’s what you need to do:
- Download the Huawei E220 Mac driver.
It consists of 2 files: Huawei Data Card Application, and the driver itself (the driver is for Leopard). - Install the driver and follow its instruction
- Plug your Huawei E220 into your Mac
- Run the Huawei Data Card Application and set your APN (Access Point Name). You can ask your ISP for the APN.
- Create the connection on your Mac:
- System Preferences > Network
- Click + to create new service. It opens a drop down menu then choose Huawei Modem from the Interface.
- Telephone Number: *99#
- Account Name: your account name (leave it blank if your ISP doesn’t require it)
- Password: your account password (leave it blank if your ISP doesn’t require it)
- Click Advance
- Vendor: Other
- Model: Huawei Mobile Connect – 3G Modem
- Check the Enable error correction and compression in modem
- Dial mode: Ignore dial tone when dialing
- Click the PPP tab
- Settings: Configuration
- Uncheck the Send PPP echo packets
I was able to connect using these steps on the first try
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Comment by Billah on 16 March 2009:
finally I found how to connect huawei to mac….thanx
Comment by Make Money on 17 March 2009:
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Comment by jctannery on 26 April 2009:
thanks for this blog.
but i tried the procedure here step-by-step and it didnt work for me.
i had a problem during the authentication stage (service provided) where it should be configured as PAP. i couldnt seem to find it in the Advanced section of the modem configuration.
what i did is download the latest MobileConnect client at the official Huawei site at http://www.huawei.com/mobileweb/en/doc/list.do?type=-1&id=736
i then downloaded the “E220 Client Software MACHOSTB023D01SP00C03 for Mac (1298 KB) 01-Apr-2008″.
installed it and created a new profile using the following configurations (PLDT WeRoam):
- APN: weroam
- Telephone No: *99#
- Username: pldt@weroam
- Password: pldt
- Authentication: PAP
hope this helps other readers as well.
more power!
Comment by cat products on 13 May 2009:
Great solution. jctannery thanks for your help but admin’s solution works for me.
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Comment by new war movies on 30 June 2009:
Thanks for the info. It was really hard to connect my huawei
Comment by ming on 7 August 2009:
Hi, thanks for the info. Just wondering…I’m on Sun Broadband’s 799 Plan, do you have any idea if Sun’ll charge me extra using this new config? Thanks
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Comment by Fast List Building Blog on 21 September 2009:
Wow, incredible…. Thank you for sharing this useful information. It is now easy for me to connect. Keep it up!
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