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 The LTE modem is build in the Patron **S167**, **M267** and **M567** units. ​ The LTE modem is build in the Patron **S167**, **M267** and **M567** units. ​
  
-The ''​unipi-lte''​ package, which makes the use of an LTE modem available, also includes a virtual serial line for communication with the modem via AT commands. Modem settings could be managed ​ for example, by the [[https://​salsa.debian.org/​minicom-team/​minicom|minicom]] program, directly from the unit's Linux console ([[en:​automation:​unipi-ssh-connect-hidden|by SSH access]]). ​+The ''​[[https://​repo.unipi.technology/​debian/​pool/​main/​u/​unipi-lte/​|unipi-lte]]''​ package, which makes the use of an LTE modem available, also includes a virtual serial line for communication with the modem via {{ :​en:​hw:​007-patron:​quectel_ec200x_eg912y_eg915n_series_at_commands_manual_v1.2.pdf |AT commands}}. Modem settings could be managed ​ for example, by the [[https://​salsa.debian.org/​minicom-team/​minicom|minicom]] program, directly from the unit's Linux console ([[en:​automation:​unipi-ssh-connect-hidden|by SSH access]]). ​
  
 In the control SW (Node-RED, etc.) the serial line can be used, for example, to send and receive SMS messages or calls. In the control SW (Node-RED, etc.) the serial line can be used, for example, to send and receive SMS messages or calls.
  
-| Modem'​s serial line for AT commands ​        | ttyLTE_AT1 ​ |+| Modem'​s serial line for AT commands ​        ​| ​/dev/ttyLTE_AT1 ​ |
  
 Since this is a **virtual** serial line, communication parameters (baudrate, parity, etc.) can be selected arbitrarily. Since this is a **virtual** serial line, communication parameters (baudrate, parity, etc.) can be selected arbitrarily.