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+====== ZTE MU5001 HyperMobile 5G ======
+The following states facts that I experienced while using the ZTE HyperMobile 5G.
+===== Battery =====
+The battery gets drained quite fast, but seem to be around 10% per hour.
+Usually 8h of usage is possible at least.
+The battery gets drained while the modem is powered off too.
+Not as much as while operation, but battery is empty after a few days.
+Battery is getting drained faster while using the web interface of the modem.
+The battery is removable, but wired operation without battery is not possible.
+===== Temperatures =====
+The devies gets really hot during operation.
+Sometimes it stops charging because of the over heating prevention getting activated.
+We observed triggering overheat protetction multiple times while hot outside temperatures, changing and continues video conferencing.
+===== Cellular =====
+Cellular connectivity is really stable.
+Handover between stations works flawless even while taking the train.
+Full 1G throughput over 5G N78 is possible.
+===== WiFi =====
+.4GHz/5GHz can not be deactived seperately, but hidden.
+It is possible to enable an additional guest SSID.
+A maximum of 30 devices can be connected concurrently.
+===== Wired connection =====
+There is an RJ45 LAN connection that just works.
+Throughput seem to cap out at 500MBit/s.
+Full 1GBit/s is possible using the USB Type-C connector.
+On Linux the modem just shows up as a network interface and can be used without further configuration.
+===== Networking =====
+The modem is doing NAT for IPv4.
+It requests a /64 IPv6 prefix from the provider if possible and announcing it on the local lan, giving every device a publicly reachable IPv6 address.
+===== Touch Screen =====
+The touch sceen can be turned on and off using the power button.
+The screen saver can be unlocked while touching the screen for some seconds.
+The touch screen can be locked by a four digit numeric pin.
+The dashboard of the touch screen displays current status about:
+  * Service Provider Name
+  * Cellular Connection Mode (LTE/5G)
+  * Cellular Connection Quality
+  * Number of connected WiFi devices
+  * Amount of data transferred during the current month
+  * If LAN or USB-C network is connected
+You can configure your maximum data volume.
+How much of it is used is displayed as a progress bar on the dashboard.
+You can view a list of currently connected WiFi devices.
+The corresponding IPv4 addresses are displayed.
+You can block devices by MAC address.
+It is possible to set 2.4GHz/5Ghz/Guest network SSID and password seperately.
+You can set the touch screen pin.
+It is possible to trigger firmware updates manually.
+===== Web Management =====
+The web management display many technical details about the cellular connectivity.
+Details showed on the web interface get updated automatically every second.
+When no cellular connection is available, the web interface shows up as a captive portal in clients.
+===== Firmware =====
+The firmware seem to be based on OpenWRT.
+OTA update servers can only be reached via IPv4.
+There is no option to manually upload firmware via the web interface.
+The modem seem to shut down after 30 days of continues uptime.
+===== Default Credentials =====
+Default login for web management and wifi is printed on a sticker below the battery.