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It’s become clear from , that Lenovo have released a new Windows 7 driver for the Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband card.
You would never know from glancing at the
because it doesn’t list versions numbers or publish dates…
The driver is now listed under Vodafone and AT&T Wireless WAN (HSPA) Driver. Just to make things extra confusing (and harder to find) they removed the actual card model number from the description. The new filename
(direct download link), and comes in at 40MB (10 MB smaller than the last driver). It comes as a Setup.exe, including both 32-bit and 64-bit drivers.
After installing the new driver (no need to uninstall the previous one), you will have the following new devices in device manager:
F3507g Mobile Broadband Driver (Network Adapters)
F3507g Mobile Broadband Device Management (COM3)
F3507g Mobile Broadband GPS Port (COM6)
F3507g Mobile Broadband Device
The crucial thing about the new driver is the change in version from 4.4.50.6.0 (dated 16/12/2008) to 4.54.7103.1 (dated 26/06/2009). The drivers are also HCL certified by Microsoft. Some devices are dated 29/07/2009 and version 1.0.0.52. Either way, all the drivers are much newer
This driver is radically different from the previous one. The previous driver installs your broadband card as an old school modem (with COM ports et al). This is what made it particularly tricky to setup.
The new driver actually gets the broadband card to show up as… (drum roll)… a Mobile Broadband Connection!
The upshot of this is that, after installing these drivers you don’t need any third party software to get online!
I am not sure if this device type was available in Vista, but I have certainly never seen it before. It integrates with Windows differently to a dialup modem. One obvious change is that it shows up in the networks list accessed via the system tray like so:
You can set it to automatically connect when there is no other connection available, which is quite handy and works quite well.
There is only one trick you may need for setting the APN. To do this you need to go to the networks list and right click, show properties. Note: This is completely different than if you select properties in the Network Connections windows. You should see the following:
Here you can enter the APN and username/password if required by your ISP.
There are only a couple of negatives I have discovered so far:
Using Wireless Manager it was possible to force the connection to only use HSDPA etc. I can’t find a way to do this with the new setup
There is not as much status information available as when using Wireless Manager. For instance, when I am connected, it ALWAYS seems to display UMTS as the connection type, even though I know I am on HSDPA. This may or may not be a bug.
One very exciting feature that I just stumbled upon when researching this article is the Windows 7 Sensor compatible GPS Location driver that gets installed.
This new feature for Windows 7 allows applications to access your GPS data through a standard API, for example Google Chrome can use this to position you on Google maps! I have not got this to work so far but I am hoping that’s because I have no GPS signal indoors.
Overall I am happy with the new drivers – it’s certainly a better way to integrate with Windows, and the connection seems to be much more reliable.
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This is a Ericsson WWAN Adapter that is installed in a Mini-PCI Express slot
Specific versions of this card may come pre-configured for a certain carrier (AT&T)
Chipset: Ericsson F3507g
USB ID: 0bdb:1900
USB ID: 0bdb:1902
WCDMA 0MHz
GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/MHz
Download up to 7.2Mbps
Upload up to 2.0Mbps
Ericsson F3507g WWAN Adapter
Option PN 43R9152 (AT&T)
FRU 43Y6537 (AT&T)
FRU 43Y6513 (Other)
Forumthread with
(scroll down):
better performance and stability, fixed many bugs from the previous version
Unlike other manufactures (Dell, Toshiba etc.) Lenovo does not release the firmware update utility public, so the only way to get a newer version F3507g is by replacing the existing one.
Here are some basics about Ericsson F3507g MiniPCIe WWAN/GPS card (USB ID 0bdb:1900 and 0bdb:1902):
the card will not work without an inserted SIM, even the GPS function. If you want to use just GPS, any SIM would work, even if it is not attached to any active account with any GSM provider.
the card provides three CDC ACM interfaces (CONFIG_USB_ACM=m), two CDC WDM interfaces (CONFIG_USB_WDM=m) and one CDC Ethernet interface (CONFIG_USB_NET_CDCETHER=m), and identifies them as
for n in `ls /sys/class/*/*{ACM,wdm,usb0}*/device/interface`;do echo $(echo $n|awk -F '/' '{print $5}') : $(cat $n);done
usb0 : Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard Network Adapter
ttyACM0 : Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard Modem
ttyACM1 : Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard Data Modem
ttyACM2 : Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard GPS Port
cdc-wdm0 : Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard Device Management
cdc-wdm1 : Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard PC SC Port
apparently, for a while option USB-serial driver had claimed USB ID 0bdb:1900, but this was wrong, and as of kernel 2.6.28.9 that commit was reversed. If instead of /dev/ttyACM* you see /dev/ttyUSB*, it means that option module is loaded. You may need to blacklist it to make sure it doesn't happen.
Support for the CDC Ethernet interface appears only in kernel 2.6.28.8. But if your kernel is older, you can still connect to the net using one of the "Modem" interfaces. As of kernel 2.6.33 it is named wwan0 rather than usb0.
As Ericsson's naming scheme suggests, idealy we would use /dev/cdc-wdm0 for controlling the card, usb0 (or wwan0) as a network device, /dev/ttyACM0 or /dev/ttyACM1 as a modem, and /dev/ttyACM2 for GPS. This works for manual testing, but unfortunately, due to
of chat, does not play very well in scripts. So, instead of /dev/cdc-wdm0, for controlling the card we will use /dev/ttyACM1.
First, check whenever the SIM is protected by PIN by sending
to /dev/ttyACM1. You can do it with any terminal terminal program like cu or minicom. If the answer is
+CPIN: READY
then the SIM is unlocked. If the answer is
+CPIN: SIM PIN
you need first to unlock it by sending
AT+CPIN="YOUR-PIN"
to /dev/ttyACM1. Now the card can be turned on by sending
to /dev/ttyACM1. The answer should be
Don't try to do anything until you see it. To force GSM-only connection, send
to /dev/ttyACM1. To force WCDMA-only connection, send
to /dev/ttyACM1.
To put the card into energy-saving mode (this is the default), you can send
to /dev/ttyACM1. To remove all power from the card, send
to /dev/ttyACM1. Be carefull with the last command. It turns the card completely off, and it will no longer accept any AT-commands before the hard reset. To physically reset the card flip the wireless switch off, and then on. You can do the same by sending echo 0 & /sys/devices/platform/thinkpad_acpi/rfkill/rfkill0/state (to turn off) and then echo 1 & /sys/devices/platform/thinkpad_acpi/rfkill/rfkill0/state (to turn on).
Once the card is turned on, there are two ways to connect to the net. The first one is just to use the card as any "normal" GPRS modem and start pppd daemon on one of /dev/ttyACM*. The other way is to use CDC Ethernet interface. It is supposed to be more efficient, but it requires a pretty recent (&=2.6.28.8) kernel.
For the first approach, the easiest way to do it is to use wvdial. For example, to connect to AT&T Wireless network, your /etc/wvdial.conf would have to be something like this
[Dialer 3G]
Modem = /dev/ttyACM0
Init1 = AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","proxy"
Stupid mode = 1
phone= *99#
Username = *
Password = *
Note: if you are using a SIM from a different mobile provider, you may need to change the access point name (APN) "proxy" in Init1 string and Username/Password to something else. You can find the appropriate APN .
works for kernels &=2.6.28.8. Configure the APN by sending
AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","proxy"
to /dev/ttyACM1. Instead of "proxy" you may need to use to something else. Find the appropriate APN . To initiate the connection, send
AT*ENAP=1,1
to /dev/ttyACM1. Now, if your wireless provider lets you in, you are connected. Launch dhclient
dhclient usb0
and start surfing the net (or use wwan0 for kernels &= 2.6.33). To disconnect, send
to /dev/ttyACM1.
Once the card is turned on, we can use it to get GPS info via NMEA protocol. First, you have to configure the a few NMEA options. It is done by sending
AT*E2GPSCTL=X,Y,Z
to /dev/ttyACM1. Here
X can be 0 (NMEA stream turned off) or 1 (NMEA stream turned on)
Y can be an integer form 1 to 60, and sets the frequency of how often the card emits the NMEA sentences
Z can be 0 (DGPS is turned off) or 1 (DGPS is turned on)
so, to configure the GPSr to update every 5 seconds, and turn DGPS on, you would send
AT*E2GPSCTL=1,5,1
to /dev/ttyACM1. Once the GPSr is configured, we can get the NMEA stream on /dev/ttyACM2 by sending
AT*E2GPSNPD
to /dev/ttyACM2. Once you do that, /dev/ttyACM2 will no longer accept any new AT-commands. But you still can change the the behavior of the NMEA stream by sending the appropriate
AT*E2GPSCTL=X,Y,Z
to /dev/ttyACM1. Now you can read the NMEA stream by saying
cat /dev/ttyACM2
or better yet, start gpsd interface on /dev/ttyACM2.
Note: There is a now a sourceforge project dedicated to the Ericsson Mobile Broadband modules. Gps control sw that does the above automatically is available and also a graphical user interface. Details are available on the .
Install the packages
apt-get install sysfsutils gpsd wvdial
In order to save the power, let us use sysfsutils to completely power off the WWAN card on boot. Append the following line to /etc/sysfs.conf
devices/platform/thinkpad_acpi/rfkill/rfkill0/state = 0
It will power down the card on boot, but when the laptop wakes from sleep, in some cases the card is powered up again. To re-apply these settings on wake-up, create a script named /etc/pm/sleep.d/10sysfsutils:
case $1 in
(hibernate|suspend)
(thaw|resume)
/etc/init.d/sysfsutils start
echo "somebody is calling me totally wrong."
Don't forget to chmod a+x /etc/pm/sleep.d/10sysfsutils. Create a file called /usr/local/etc/F3507g containing the following:
USB_ID="0bdb:1900"
APN="proxy"
GPSDPID="/var/run/gpsd.pid"
RFKILL_DEVICE=$(for n in /sys/devices/platform/thinkpad_acpi/rfkill/rfkill*; do if [ "$(cat $n/name)" = "tpacpi_wwan_sw" ]; then echo $n/ done)
CONTROL_DEVICE () {
echo /dev/$(for n in /sys/class/tty/ttyACM*/device/do if [ "$(cat $n)" = "Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard Data Modem" ]; then echo $n|awk -F '/' '{print $5}'; done)
GPS_DEVICE () {
echo /dev/$(for n in /sys/class/tty/ttyACM*/device/do if [ "$(cat $n)" = "Ericsson F3507g Mobile Broadband Minicard GPS Port" ]; then echo $n|awk -F '/' '{print $5}'; done)
powerup_F3507g () {
echo -n "Powering up F3507g card.."
echo 1 & $RFKILL_DEVICE
while [ -z "$(lsusb -d $USB_ID)" ]; do sleep 0.5; echo -n "."; done
echo "done"
echo -n "Turning on F3507g card..."
if [ -n "$PIN" ]; then
/usr/sbin/chat -v "" "AT+CPIN?" "SIM PIN" "AT" "OK" "AT+CPIN=\"$PIN\"" "OK" & $(CONTROL_DEVICE) & $(CONTROL_DEVICE)
/usr/sbin/chat -v "" "AT+CPIN?" "READY" "AT+CFUN=1" "+PACSP" "AT" "OK" & $(CONTROL_DEVICE) & $(CONTROL_DEVICE)
echo "done"
powerdown_F3507g () {
echo -n "Turning off F3507g card..."
/usr/sbin/chat -v "" "AT+CFUN=4" "OK" & $(CONTROL_DEVICE) & $(CONTROL_DEVICE)
echo "done"
echo -n "Powering down F3507g card.."
echo 0 & $RFKILL_DEVICE
while [ -n "$(lsusb -d $USB_ID)" ]; do sleep 0.5; echo -n "."; done
echo "done"
configure_GPS () {
/usr/sbin/chat -v "" "AT*E2GPSCTL=$1,$2,$3" "OK" & $(CONTROL_DEVICE) & $(CONTROL_DEVICE)
turnon_GPS () {
echo -n "Starting NMEA stream on $(GPS_DEVICE)..."
configure_GPS 1 1 1
/usr/sbin/chat -v "" "AT*E2GPSNPD" "GPGGA" & $(GPS_DEVICE) & $(GPS_DEVICE)
start-stop-daemon --start --exec /usr/sbin/gpsd -- -P $GPSDPID $(GPS_DEVICE)
echo "done"
turnoff_GPS () {
echo -n "Stopping NMEA stream on $(GPS_DEVICE)..."
start-stop-daemon --stop --pidfile $GPSDPID
configure_GPS 0 1 0
echo "done"
turnoff_F3507g
turnon_WWAN () {
echo -n "Starting WWAN connection..."
/usr/sbin/chat -v "" "AT+CGDCONT=1,\"IP\",\"$APN\"" "OK" "AT*ENAP=1,1" "OK" & $(CONTROL_DEVICE) & $(CONTROL_DEVICE)
echo "done"
turnoff_WWAN () {
echo -n "Stopping WWAN connection..."
/usr/sbin/chat -v "" "AT*ENAP=0" "OK" & $(CONTROL_DEVICE) & $(CONTROL_DEVICE)
echo "done"
turnoff_F3507g
turnoff_F3507g () {
[ -z $(grep gps /etc/network/run/ifstate) ] && \
[ -z $(grep usb0 /etc/network/run/ifstate) ] && \
[ -z $(grep 3G /etc/network/run/ifstate) ] && \
ifdown F3507g
Give the correct USB_ID and PIN, and find the APN for your wireless provider . Append the following lines to your /etc/network/interfaces file
iface F3507g inet manual
up . /usr/local/etc/F3507g; powerup_F3507g
down . /usr/local/etc/F3507g; powerdown_F3507g
iface 3G inet wvdial
pre-up ifup F3507g
post-down . /usr/local/etc/F3507g; turnoff_F3507g
provider 3G
iface gps inet manual
up . /usr/local/etc/F3507g; ifup F3507g; turnon_GPS
down . /usr/local/etc/F3507g; turnoff_GPS
iface usb0 inet dhcp
pre-up . /usr/local/etc/F3507g; ifup F3507g; turnon_WWAN
post-down . /usr/local/etc/F3507g; turnoff_WWAN
Configure /etc/wvdial.conf to look like this:
[Dialer 3G]
Modem = /dev/ttyACM0
Init1 = AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","proxy"
Stupid mode = 1
phone= *99#
Username = *
Password = *
Note: you may need to change the access point name (APN) "proxy" in Init1 string and Username/Password to something else. Find the appropriate APN .
Now broadband connection could be started in the same way as you start any other network interface, just by saying ifup usb0 (or ifup 3G, if connecting via pppd). To shut it down, say ifdown usb0 (or ifdown 3G). Similarly, GPS interface is started by ifup gps and turned off by ifdown gps. Once you get a fix, you can use your favourite GPS mapping application like .
The "cold start" seems to take quite a bit however, and sometimes it cannot get a fix if indoors.
script is a simpler alternative to the "Scripting everything" section. It has slightly different chat scripts that establish a WWAN connection more reliably, even in case of a partially-initialized modem. It retries as often as necessary until the WWAN connection is really established. The downside is that it doesn't (yet) enable GPS. To use it, simply download wwan-helper:
git clone /vog/wwan-helper.git /etc/wwan-helper
and configure your APN and PIN in /etc/wwan-helper/config:
APN=web.vodafone.de
Finally, add wwan-helper to the pre-up and post-down hooks:
ln -s ../../wwan-helper/wwan-helper /etc/network/if-pre-up.d/wwan-helper
ln -s ../../wwan-helper/wwan-helper /etc/network/if-post-down.d/wwan-helper
That way, no special settings in /etc/network/interfaces are needed, just the plain standard entry:
iface wwan0 inet dhcp
(Reminder from the
section: If you have a Linux kernel 3.2 or older, use usb0 instead of wwan0.)
Work is ongoing to add support for Ericsson Mobile Broadband Modules to GNOME NetworkManager / modem-manager. More information is available on the
The F3507g card (in a ThinkPad ) works out of the box on Fedora 11. No configuration is needed beyond setting the data plan provider in the nm-applet GUI.
Using mbm-gpsd gps works flawlessly with the F3507g on Karmic Koala with modemmanager packages from , the mbm-gpsd installed by source using the description from
and knowing the PIN of your SIM card.
You can use
to receive and send SMS.
After installing wammu (with the usual apt-get install wammu or whatever), choose to configure it "Manually":
port=/dev/ttyACM0
connection=at
(credits: )
Sony Ericsson F3507g configuration
While AT+CFUN=* and AT+CPIN=* are pretty standard commands for wireless modems and are well-documented, it appears that the commands AT*E2GPSCTL and AT*E2GPSNPD are unique to the Ericsson F3507g card. All credit for discovering them goes to "Nickolai Zeldovich" who left a comment in this . I imagine one could find them via a USB sniffer on a working Windows machine (or a Linux machine with Windows running in a virtual machine). Another way to get them is to try to look for "gps" string in Windows drivers. What is interesting, F3507g supports a few other AT-commands with "GPS" substring (you can get all supported AT-commands by sending AT* to /dev/ttyACM1 after activating it with AT+CFUN=1). Anyway, there is a
aiming to document all AT-commands for the Ericsson F3507g card. The project links to a full reference which no longer works. The new link appears to be
Ubuntu 8.10 kernel suffers from the "option" regression mentioned above. However both CDC ACM and CDC Ethernet interfaces are treated correctly by Ubuntu 9.04 kernel.
Playing around with the device under Linux can cause it to disappear under Windows Vista. Issue + Fix described
Under certain circumstances the device may disappear completely from your system or refuse to connect to a network even though everything worked fine up to now. In such a situation one of the following methods could solve the problem:
Use the killswitch to reset the card. Switch all rf devices off, wait about 30s (all wireless leds should be off), switch them on again and wait for the card to appear. Use 'lsusb' to find the device.
Shut down, remove the battery, take out the SIM, clean the SIM slot, insert the SIM and battery and start your Thinkpad again.
Disable the card in the BIOS: go to "Config", "Security", "I/O Port Access" and switch "wireless wan" to "disabled". Save, restart and boot. Then do the same thing again and enable it again.
If the last method doesn't show any success on windows, support will consider your card to be broken and send you a new one while your Thinkpad is still covered by the warranty.
Please note that Linux can revive a locked up card that can't be discovered on windows after using the last method. If even Linux can't find the device it's definitely broken and needs to be replaced.【原创】ThinkPad加装索爱F3507G 3G卡设置详解（全）
也玩3G（原创 贴图多多）一．安装篇前几天在淘宝上买了块Ericsson F3507G FRU 43Y6477 3G网卡，600大米。这种3G卡适用机型：Thinkpad-
, R500- ThinkPad SL300, , SL500- ThinkPad , T500- ThinkPad - ThinkPad ,
Tablet,&&X301适用网络:HSDPA/HSUPA/WCDMA/EDGE/GPRS(中国联通的3G网络/中国联通的2G网络/中国联通2.5G网络/中国移动2G网络/中国移动2.5G网络/及全球所有GSM及WCDMA网络频率:WCDMA 0MHzGPRS/EDGE 850/900/MHz连接网速:7.2Mbps
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安装步骤如下：1、卸下，断开电源准备安装：
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2.打开后盖：就一颗螺钉，拧松以后小心向上将后盖剥离。
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然后看见里面的3G卡插槽、绿、红两根天线和SIM卡插座：
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都有字标的很清楚，不会搞错。3、取下天线上的套管然后依下图，将天线上面的圆端子向下对准F3507G上两个圆圆的铜天线端子轻轻压下，千万不要将端子压变形了，听见轻微“嗒”一声，表示正确连接了，这时两个端子合在一起不会分开的：
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4、将从底板上事先卸下的两颗小螺钉先套在F3507G网卡上面两个圆洞里后，斜着插入卡座：
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5、旋上两颗螺钉，将F3507G卡固定住，一定要旋紧哦,不然以后卡掉下来你可不要找我哦！按照下图的方向插上SIM卡：
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这样就搞定了卡的安装。注意哦，这时先不要装上后盖哦，因为SIM卡有的时候插的位置有时候需要调整一下，然后准备试机。今天就先写到这里。（未完待续）接第4楼[ 本帖最后由 cap518 于
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插入支持一下。。。期待试验效果，还有充钱就只能去营业亭了吗，还是用电脑打充值卡号。。。。。。
自己顶一下
SL300也玩无线EDGE续篇2
二、软件篇我的系统是XP（原来随机安装的VISTA不好，被我格掉后重新安装了XP SP3）在安装3G卡之前，强烈建议采用Rescue and Recovery进行系统完全备份。以防止安装失败进行恢复！我装的网卡型号是F3507G 带GPS FRU 43Y6477，就是在许多网页上提到的是美国AT&T专用的专用卡。淘宝网上的掌柜告诉我已经解码了，你买的时候一定要向掌柜问清楚是否已经解码过了，买错了我可不负责任哦。当硬件安装好以后，经过检查确认无误，然后就开始寻找驱动和相关软件。一开始，我使用Thinkpad升级软件System Update联网自动升级。系统推荐了4个更新：
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全部安装后重新启动，结果发现F3507G无论如何都无法联网，而且Fn+F5也无法使用，无线路由器也没有办法连上，就像机器坏了似的。所以告诫大家千万不要被有些帖子所忽悠了，好像很简单似的，没有搞清楚怎样安装调试，千万不要购卡，不要自己搞麻烦。如何解决？请大家耐心往下看。检查设备管理器：
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设备安装正常，调制解调器、网络适配器、通用串行总线控制器、端口完全正常，没有问号，而且所有的F3507G设备都已安装。按照其他网友的帖子上介绍的，首先怀疑AC不兼容。删除ThinkVantage Access Connections后发现Fn+F5可以打开无线局域网。这就说明可能是Access Connections软件不兼容。卡都已经买了，总要想办法搞好吧？经过寻找和安装试用，发现 Access Connections软件只有很少几个版本支持Ericsson F3507G这款3G卡。笔者试过好几个版本都不行，只有2个版本可以，其中一个完全支持。
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另外，索爱软件也是可以的，可以完全支持上网登录，只是需要将AC删除了，大家不要担心，删除了AC后，Fn+F5照样可以连接无线局域网。
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这样，一共发现有两种方法可以同时支持Fn+F5和F3507G连接上网。1、采用Access Connections2、采用索爱拨号软件直接连接广域网；删除Access Connections后Fn+F5连接无线局域网。（未完待续）大家帮忙顶啊~能连续置顶3天，本人发表第三篇：应用篇。下接第9楼[ 本帖最后由 cap518 于
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等待。。。。。。继续。。。。。
请问，我用的是SL400，打开那个后盖后里面已经安装了一个无线网卡，旁边是3G模块的插槽，但是没有发现天线。你的本子里面原来没有无线网卡吗？天线是WIFI的还是３Ｇ的？
打开后盖可以看见一红一蓝两根天线，这两根电线什么也没有连接，上面还有两个黑色的护套防止短路。一般会有的。我的网卡是WIFI 5100 AGN。是不是不同的SL系列笔记本配置不一样？自己查一下。
自己顶到第一页。
SL300也玩无线EDGE续篇3三、应用篇Ericsson F3507G 连接3G一共有两种方法。第一种&&删除ThinkVantage Access Connections ；安装Wireless Manager 5软件篇已经提过，安装了内置Ericsson F3507G 3G，如果采用System Update更新使用联想网络控制软件ThinkVantage Access Connections，那么可以肯定你无法连接广域网3G.（至少是目前的5.3版）。所以你要注意，在今后每次下载更新时不要选择Access Connections，如果不小心下载了，就一定要在控制面板中进行删除目前联想Thinkpad更新下载的Access Connections这个版本。1、需要下载的软件：驱动：7uwc44ww.exe索爱官方软件：Sony Ericssion wirless manager53、安装：安装上述下载的两个软件。安装完成后桌面出现一个图标：
2、双击图标后启动软件：
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说明一下，这个界面是通过设置以后出现的，如果没有进行设置，那个“连接”按钮和“EDGE”图标都是空白的。4、设置a.点击工具栏“视图”
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b．点击“手机设置”找到这个窗口：
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点击“新建”输入接入点名称等信息。我使用的是中国移动，输入的式样就如上图。目前支持3G、2.5G、上网的公司还有中国联通、中国电信。你可以根据自己的选择，进行填写。然后点击“高级”弹出以下窗口：
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全部打勾（我不知道是不是一定要全部打勾，反正我全部打勾后才连上网络的，你可以试试是否一定要全部打勾，也许有些勾不打也可以的）。（未完待续）下接13楼[ 本帖最后由 cap518 于
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我的EDGE中国移动卡，每月27元包2G流量，一般炒股、收发邮件、看网页，一股下载都可以满足了。只是不能够看电影。一般下载速度在20kb左右，最快也可以达到30kb。[ 本帖最后由 cap518 于
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这个文件是索尼爱立信自带的一个说明书，在我的电脑上可以阅读，不知道你的电脑是不是也可以阅读。有兴趣的朋友可以下载后试试看。
好东西，不顶不行啊！！！！！！
三、应用篇
第一种方法 续集c．设定“首选项”
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d．设定“无线功能开启”
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以上完成后按“确定”退出设置界面。5.联网以上设置完成后重新启动软件，就会发现软件在搜索网络，完成搜索后就会出现本文第一个图片了。按“连接”按钮后联网成功出现下图：
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自此软件安装OK!我所在的城市中国移动的EDGE比较便宜，联通的WCDMA 3G比较贵。而且EDGE联网的速度还算可以，只要你不在线看电影，满足一般用途完全可以了，再说，那么贵的网费，用3G看电影你也不划算呀！我们再来看看Fn+F5。图片：
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图片看上去没有什么区别，但是，无线WAN设备那个“开启”按钮虽然可以按下，其实是不起作用的。只有原来的无线局域网开启按钮还有用，当不使用Ericsson F3507G时，仍然可以用此方法连接无线路由器。下回开始介绍采用ThinkVantage Access Connections完美使用内置Ericsson F3507G，提供各位网友进行参考。（未完待续）[ 本帖最后由 cap518 于
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三、应用篇(续集）第二种 采用ThinkVantage Access Connections 完美连接3G笔者试用过好几种方法，应用篇的第一种方法，采用官方软件Sony Ericssion wirless manager5作为上网控制软件，的确可以进行联网设置，而且，在整个上网过程中很稳定，笔者曾经挂网8小时以上，均没有出现断网现象。只是操作上比较麻烦，感观上觉得没有与Thinkpad笔记本完美结合在一起，而且须要删除AC才行。经过笔者试用，现有的AC最新版本5.30也是可以被用来对F3507G进行上网网控制的，只是不完美，有两个问题：1、& & & & 要注意软件安装顺序：先不要安装GPS驱动软件！首先安装好ThinkVantage Access Connections 5.30；然后安装网卡驱动HSPAWireless WAN Adapter Softare XP-Vista 32 1.0.104;Lenove Mobile Broadband Connection Manager 3.2.005 。等到以上软件调试完成后再安装GPS驱动。如果自动安装，有可能会有问题。以上顺序的安装软件， F3507G上网端口是COM9,GPS的是COM10.如果不正确可能会有问题。2、ThinkVantage Access Connections 5.30似乎不能保存“定置设置”的设置内容，每次重新启动，软件都复原为“自动设置”，造成无法联网，使用者每次都须要输入网络供应商代号、上网用户号等内容。非常麻烦。经过笔者的试用，发现AC有一个版本可以完全与F3507G融洽在一起，这个版本就是ThinkVantage Access Connections 5.0.这个版本在联想网站上没有，需要得话可以到其他网站上找。或者在这里留言问我也行。安装方法：这个太简单了，自己完全可以搞定，笔者就不在这里浪费本版的资源和大家的时间了。只是请大家一定要注意，等到硬件一装好，先将原先安装的其他版本的AC事先删除掉。以下介绍设定方法：a.安装完成Access Connections 5.0.进行重新启动，启动后右下角通知栏会重新有两个小图标：
鼠标左键点击有电脑图形的那个图标就可以看见下图：
点击“启动ThinkVantage Access Connections”后会弹出一个窗口：
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（以上的图像是我设置以后，并联网成功后产生的）采用鼠标左键点击工具栏中“管理”，弹出以下窗口：
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点击“创建”按钮后弹出以下窗口：
首先进行一般设置在1、位置概要文件的名称栏填入你起的名字，在边上一个有图标的窗口选一个识别图标，以便于辨认；在2、网络连接类型中选“无线WAN”；在3、选择F3507G适配器最后将“当切换至另一个位置时断开网络连接”勾选。然后点击下一步：
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在广域网设置中选择“定制设置”勾选“断开连接时关闭广域网无线通信”；点击下一步：
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按照你的网络供应商提供的“APN(访问点名称)”、“用户名”填写正确，在高级设置中可以选择自动，或者相应的网络设置都可以。然后点击下一步：勾选网络安全设置，其他为默认设置。点击“完成”回到起始图面，至此设定完成。在起始页面的位置栏中选中刚才你设置的位置概要文件的名称，点击连接，以确认设置是否正确。设置正确会进行自动联网，联网成功后，会出现登陆成功的动画图标。自此，你的设置就成功了！以后你需要上网，不再要进入刚才的设置窗口，可以直接在右下角点击前面登陆设置窗口的那个小图标，选择点击就可以了。你的所有的上网方式都可以重复上述步骤进行设置齐全，以后需要那一种方式，只需要点击右下角的ThinkVantage Access Connections控制图标都可以轻松连接，比Fn+F5还要方便。这个5.0版本比起5.30版本主要是少了搜寻网络的那个动画，其它的方面，个人感觉要比5.30还要好用。你如果以前在AC上有过设置网络的经历，应该很容易掌握。写到这里你可以自己比较一下，以上叙述的两种方法。那一种方便呢？我个人认为，还是AC比较方便。（未完待续）下集叙述GPS试用，希望各位网友给与支持，帮忙顶一下。谢谢！下接17楼[ 本帖最后由 cap518 于
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我的原创帖子被别人盗用了。
我的原创帖子被别人盗用了
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第四篇 GPS试用篇一、Sony Ericssion wirless manager5上网方式GPS试用：安装好Sony Ericssion wirless manager5，并且好将上网设置搞好以后，首先进行上网登录，登录的目的是为了进行GPS的地图链接。然后可以进行GPS连接。点击下图中的“视图”按钮：
点击"GPS"以后，出现以下视图：
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点击“打开GPS”进行搜星，大约1分钟左右，此窗口右边得经纬度有了显示，并且“地图当前位置”按钮也由虚转实时，说明搜星成功。请见下图：
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如果这时的计算机处在联网状态，可以点击“地图当前位置”。你可以发现出现了google地图，并且你当前的位置也标在了地图上。请见下图：
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笔者只试验到这里，感兴趣的黑友可以自己试试，是否可以进行导航。“未完待续”下接19楼[ 本帖最后由 cap518 于
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好帖子啊 实在忍不住了插一楼占个广告位
第四篇 GPS试用篇(续）一、ThinkVantage GPS上网方式GPS试用：联想网站上有GPS软件下载，但是，如果你没有安装F3507G无线网卡之前，你就是下载了ThinkVantage GPS软件，你也是无法安装的，只有安装了WWAN网卡之后，才能安装ThinkVantage GPS。启动GPS之后弹出GPS窗口，按下“启动”按钮进行搜星，室内基本上无法完成搜星，如果在室外大约可以搜到5颗卫星信号，请见下图：
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按动“应用程序”按钮弹出窗口：
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笔者试验过这里的三种程序，均没有反应。所以普通的免费版本是不行的，只有收费的版本才提供软件与GPS的接口，从而实现GPS定位功能。联想网站并没有提供OEM的GPS地图。所以说，就试用情况来讲，联想的ThinkVantage GPS只是一个摆设，就连基本的定位功能都无法实现，还不如索爱Wireless Manager 5。笔者最近又找到一个索爱WM最新版本5.3.2076.12，GPS功能更加强大。
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好啦，介绍到这里，笔者也该总结一下了。第四篇 总结1、F3507GWWAN网卡性能不错，目前是与Thinkpad笔记本兼容最好的WWAN 3G网卡。但是它只能用于中国移动、中国联通、中国电信的EDGE/GPRS网络，以及中国联通的WCDMA 3G，不能用于中国移动的TD网络，有一定的局限性。话又说回来了，好像没有哪种WAN 3G网卡是全能的，就未来的3G时代来讲，还算是WCDMA适用地区广泛一点了。2、网络管理Wireless Manager和ThinkVantage Access Connections两种软件在兼容性上有一点问题，如果想用这两种软件在笔记本电脑的一次开机中又可以用WM又可以用AC基本上是不可能的，WM只要一关掉，如果不重新启动笔记本，再次用WM上网时就无法找到调制解调器。如何实现可以多次连接WM，只有一种方法，那就是只用AC。可以通过对AC的设置，实现用AC去控制WM，达到在AC管理下的WM连接上网，以实现更好的GPS连接。
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3、笔者认为，F3507G 3G网卡里的GPS功能基本上是一种摆设，论功能根本无法与GPS导航仪相比较。而且，笔记本体积大、耗电大、设置麻烦，作为进行汽车导航的设备，很不实用。好啦，留一点空间吧，写到这里也该结束了。愿意与使用索爱F3507G的广大黑友进行交流。大家可得支持啊。全文完。[ 本帖最后由 cap518 于
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索尼爱立信F3507G无线网卡GPS功能试用实例：
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可以记录行车轨迹。
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