put it in debug mode, and check if the modem expose those events. I would suspect the modem, as is initialized, do not. So, maybe you may want to find how to initialize that modem to make it expose those events... It is not a bug (obviously if events are exposed we use it), it can be a non supported (eg, non correctly initialized) modem. On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 7:51 PM, edrperes <eduardo@ctidealer.com.br> wrote:
I opened a JIRA to this question because i think it is as bug
I tried many variantions...
I put a hub with a 3 ampere supplye and nothing changed, for a single modem
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