or it is possible w/ chat to find out device IMEI?
Yes.
I could send atd*#06# and got a long number as answer.
I wrote a script to give single commands, using chat in it.
I will try to rewrite it later today, so that it is more generally useful.
Attempt to talk to modem using the chat command.
( could not test it, no modem here now )
#!/bin/bash
# 2010-1007 Jasper / talk to a USB-modem
exit_msg () { echo -e $1; exit; }
modem_device=/dev/ttyUSB0
[ -e $modem_device ] || exit_msg "no modem at $modem_device ?"
modem_chat_script=/tmp/modem_chat_script
[ -n "$1" ] || exit_msg "use: modem_cmd -command- "
echo "ABORT ERROR" > $modem_chat_script
echo "\"\" $1" >> $modem_chat_script
echo "OK \"\"" >> $modem_chat_script
echo
chat -E -s -V -f $modem_chat_script <$modem_device >$modem_device
# ( or: /usr/sbin/chat .... )
echo
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