Unable to get F3507g to connect

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Unable to get F3507g to connect

#1 Post by jazzaddict » Mon Aug 23, 2010 8:35 am

Hi guys,

I'm at my wits...I've been trying to fix this problem for the past 8hrs. I'm pretty sure, I've all the drivers installed correctly for windows 7 64bit, but I still can't get it work. Please advice.

Win7 Pro
Zender Bios 2.21
X61
Lenovo branded F3507g (60Y3205) Pin 20 taped - bought from ebay, pulled from S10 netbook

Access connection -> 5.62
PM drivers -> 1.60.4
Hotkey drivers -> 3.10
Vodafone and AT&T Wireless WAN (HSPA) Driver for Windows 7 -> 6.1.10.5
ThinkVantage GPS -> 2.60
Lenovo Mobile Broadband -> 3.6.0034

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F3507g WWAN installed without any issues

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Thinkvantage Mobile Broadband unable to activate F3507g

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Error with Access connection

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GPS not working
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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#2 Post by andykrej » Mon Aug 23, 2010 8:59 am

Have you entered the APN of your provider? Can't remember where this is done in AC.

Also, does your providers network show up in Windows list of wireless connections?

I ended up removing Access Connections and just using Win7's built in functions. Turned out to be much more stable. If your Ericson is detected as a mobile broadband device, Windows 7 should take care of everything without need for any additional software.

When you see your provider in Wireless Network Connections, right click and choose properties. Look through the tabs and enter the APN of your provider.
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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#3 Post by jazzaddict » Mon Aug 23, 2010 9:21 am

andykrej wrote:Have you entered the APN of your provider? Can't remember where this is done in AC.

Also, does your providers network show up in Windows list of wireless connections?

I ended up removing Access Connections and just using Win7's built in functions. Turned out to be much more stable. If your Ericson is detected as a mobile broadband device, Windows 7 should take care of everything without need for any additional software.

When you see your provider in Wireless Network Connections, right click and choose properties. Look through the tabs and enter the APN of your provider.
I've tried using win7's wireless network list, but it's not showing up and if it doesn't show up, i can't enter APN configurations

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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#4 Post by jazzaddict » Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:17 am

This is the error log from access connection when attempting to connect using mobile broadband profile:

Connection status: Not connected
Cause: Wireless WAN Radio is not powerd ON.
Error code: 044
Recommended action:
Communication with WAN service provider could not be established because the wireless radio is off. To power on the radio and attempt to connect, click Repair.

If the problem persists, contact your network administrator and provide the troubleshooting information below.


Adapter Details
***************
Adapter name F3507g Mobile Broadband Driver
Adapter type WAN
Adapter speed 7.1 Mbps
Adapter status Enabled
Connection Status Not connected

System Information
******************
System model 7674FY8
BIOS version 7NETC1WW (2.21 )
Operating system version Windows 7
Access connections version 5.62

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If the WWAN card is not powered on...how may I do so?

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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#5 Post by bill bolton » Mon Aug 23, 2010 8:01 pm

jazzaddict wrote:If the WWAN card is not powered on...how may I do so?
You will need to get hold of the Ericsson Connection Manager, which should work directly onto the card in a Windows environment, as you seem to have the card recognised satisfactorily by Windows 7.

You simply may not be able to get it to work with Access Connections in a X61 (which was never intended to use that particular card). Its a long shot, but have you tried untaping Pin 20?

BTW, which ISP are you intending to use?

Cheers,

Bill B.

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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#6 Post by jazzaddict » Mon Aug 23, 2010 8:22 pm

bill bolton wrote: You will need to get hold of the Ericsson Connection Manager, which should work directly onto the card in a Windows environment, as you seem to have the card recognised satisfactorily by Windows 7.

You simply may not be able to get it to work with Access Connections in a X61 (which was never intended to use that particular card). Its a long shot, but have you tried untaping Pin 20?

BTW, which ISP are you intending to use?

Cheers,

Bill B.
Hi! Where can I download the ericsson connection manager? I'm uninstalling access connection as advised. untapping pin 20 will deactivate the card as it's not in x61's whitelist. I'm also suspecting that the card might be faulty? I was going to use it on Three Australia mobile broadband

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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#7 Post by jazzaddict » Mon Aug 23, 2010 9:24 pm

I've installed Ericsson Connection Manager but it could not detect the WWAN card. I've pretty much exhausted all troubleshooting means, do you reckon that this might be a defective card?

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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#8 Post by jazzaddict » Mon Aug 23, 2010 9:28 pm

It would be great if anyone can clarify if Lenovo branded F3507g - FRU:60Y3205 Pin 20 taped, pulled from a S10 netbook will work in an x61. Thanks!

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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#9 Post by fasterbybike » Fri Aug 27, 2010 11:26 pm

I have a Dell branded F3507G working in my X61. I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and have taped pin 20.

It set itself up automatically once I selected the ISP (have used it with telecom NZ and vodafone NZ).

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Re: Unable to get F3507g to connect

#10 Post by jazzaddict » Sun Aug 29, 2010 7:09 pm

Gosh...I realised this card has been locked to AT&T!

Is there any way I can get around this?

I sent this AT command to it and here's the response:

AT+CPIN?
+CPIN: PH-NET PIN

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