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Update: Sub-headings 4g lte hat openwrt #2046

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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions ...TE_CAT_4_EG25_GL_4G_HAT_for_Raspberry_Pi/Applications/4g_lte_rpi_hat_openwrt.md
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## Build the OpenWrt Image

## Choose the OpenWrt Snapshot
### Choose the OpenWrt Snapshot

To work with a 4G LTE module, certain dependencies are required. The OpenWrt Firmware Selector provides the flexibility to include these dependencies during the image creation process, allowing you to compile a customized firmware. Without this approach, you would need an alternative internet source to install the dependencies on the Raspberry Pi after setup. Therefore, it is recommended to build a firmware image that already includes the necessary dependencies.

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## Build a Custom OpenWrt Image

Ensure the following packages are included during the custom build process:

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- Connect your Raspberry Pi to a 4G LTE modul


## Check Device Connection
### Check Device Connection

Access the Raspberry Pi using SSH:

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AT+QCFG="usbnet"
AT+QCFG="usbnet",1
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## Add a New Network Interface
### Add a New Network Interface

- Log in to the OpenWrt LuCI web interface via web browser **192.168.1.1**.
- Go to **Network > Interfaces > Add New Interface**.
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- Under DHCP Server, enable Ignore Interface.

## Set Up a Wireless Access Point
### Set Up a Wireless Access Point

- In the LuCI web interface, navigate to **Network > Wireless > Add**.

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- Reboot the device.

## Test the Wireless Network:
### Test the Wireless Network:
- Your wireless SSID should now be visible on nearby devices.
- Connect using the configured password to access the 4G LTE internet.

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