If you'd like to see the characters you enter, put the command ATE1 (and as always press enter) which will enable echoing of typed characters. Now you can send standard AT-commands to the modem (it is normal that you don't see the characters you type - the ARE sent to modem as you type them), for example AT (press enter after the command) which should reply OK. You can now connect to it with command screen /dev/tty.HUAWEIMobile-Pcui in Terminal. You should see the full list of connected devices with your modem named like tty.HUAWEIMobile-Pcui among them. Start it and type there the command ls /dev You can check the presence of the modem in the system using Terminal (it is the standard application already installed on your Mac from the factory). If you now see your modem in the list of the new opened window you only have to move to step (4). You can now open Network connectivity options window (sorry, I have the Russian-language OS on the Mac, so I don't know the definitely right english names of the windows/menus/etc.) and press the plus (+) button under the list of available connections. MOBILE_CONNECT.dmg->Mobile Partner.app (right-click, Show Package Contents)->Contents->Resources->MobilePartner.mpkg (right-click, Show Package Contents)->Contents->Packages->MobileConnectDriver.pkg (install it) If you choose to install on a new Mac you don't have to install the complete pack - it is enough to install only one binary from the pack:
The point is to establish the dial-up connection using standard Mac OS X RAS feature instead of using bundled MobilePartner application. I've found the workaround for E3276 with Mac OS X 10.8.4 on my MacBook Air mid2013 that really works - thanks to vvevvevve on (In Russian use google translate )
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