@sam <div>The Huwawei E155X series of usb modems appear to support STK access.</div><div>There are plugins for Mobile Partner that allow to access to STK functionality on these.</div><div><br></div><div>My best guess is that the STK on the E155Xs are accessed either by a non standard AT command set or APIs provided by their drivers....tho i would place my money on the former.</div>

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