Lte Hmonitor Install May 2026

Plug in your modem to a USB port (avoid USB hubs). Open Device Manager (Win + X → Device Manager). Look under "Ports (COM & LPT)". You should see something like:

If you only see "Remote NDIS," return to pre-installation steps.

Installing Hmonitor varies slightly depending on your RouterOS version (RouterOS v6 vs. RouterOS v7) and the specific modem. Below is the standard installation procedure. lte hmonitor install

Prerequisites:

Hmonitor typically outputs data in two ways: Plug in your modem to a USB port (avoid USB hubs)

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Before double-clicking the installer, you must understand what HMonitor is not. It is not a driver. It is a parser.

HMonitor communicates via standard Windows COM ports (Serial communication). It sends standard 3GPP AT commands (AT^HCSQ?, AT^HNRANK?, AT^HRSSI?) and translates the hex responses into human-readable metrics: RSRP, RSRQ, SINR, CQI, and PCI. If you only see "Remote NDIS," return to

Critical Prerequisite: You must install the NDIS (Network Driver Interface Specification) driver for your LTE stick and the serial (diag) port driver. For Huawei sticks (E3372, E3276, E8372), this often requires using a tool like Huawei Generic Driver or DC-Unlocker to convert the stick from "HiLink" (Web UI mode) to "NDIS/Modem" mode. Without the raw serial port, HMonitor sees nothing.