Qualcomm HS-USB Modem

[wmstwo02]

Need some guidance here, please. I installed GOBI 1000 card on sled in my CF-30 WWAN ready TB. Set DIP switches, enabled in BIOS, and unit shows in Device Manager. But for the life of me, I cannot find the drivers for this thing! I've tried CSA, QDLoader, Windows 7 DVD, etc. If anyone can help me finish this install, it would be greatly appreciated. I'm just short of taking this sled out and using it for target practice for my AR!

[db04p71]

Is it a Panasonic Gobi card? What is the full model # of the CF-30? What is the device description in the device manager?

[wmstwo02]

Is it a Panasonic Gobi card? What is the full model # of the CF-30? What is the device description in the device manager?

It is a CF-C3PAXAM TB, running Windows 7 32 Bit. The card & sled came working from a CF-29 TB. The device manger lists the card as "Qualcomm HS-USB". Thanks!

[Mil3]

Need some guidance here, please. I installed GOBI 1000 card on sled in my CF-30 WWAN ready TB. Set DIP switches, enabled in BIOS, and unit shows in Device Manager. But for the life of me, I cannot find the drivers for this thing! I've tried CSA, QDLoader, Windows 7 DVD, etc. If anyone can help me finish this install, it would be greatly appreciated. I'm just short of taking this sled out and using it for target practice for my AR!

Same problem here. Mine shows "HP un2400 Mobile Broadband Module" on the Device Manager. When I run CSA it shows "No GOBI Device Found".

How did you Set DIP switches?

I also tried the GOBI card with CF-19 MK1 and CF-18 MK4, DIP switches were set to:
1 = off
2 = on
3 = on
4 = off

I got the same results.

[wmstwo02]

I think it's Windows 7 that is making this difficult. I've tried all the different DIP switch settings, OFF/ON/OFF/ON right now, supposedly the settings for EV-DO. I just ordered an unlocked Sierra WWAN module to try. I think it works with Windows 7. db04p71 (fellow Texan) has been a big help in trying to get the correct drivers, but no luck yet.

[MD2Colo]

Hey everyone, how's it goin-

So I've just finished installing win 7 32b onto my CF-30FASAXAM and everything works (OEM Bluetooth, OEM GPS, smart card, SD card, Intel ABG wifi) except the WWAN card. WWAN is enabled in BIOS, as well as device manager showing 'HP un2400 Mobile Broadband Module' being attached, but no drivers assigned. All Panasonic software has been installed as per Rob's Tough Wiki guide to installing Win 7 on a cf-30 mk2.

I have the same problem as this thread's original poster, when I installed Qualcomm drivers DM showed the WWAN card as being 'Qualcomm HS-USB Modem', but it still won't talk to any Connection software (verizon, att, etc).

Looked over at Panasonic's site, tried to follow their process but I still end up with 'No GOBI device found' when I try to install any CSA stuff. I'm back to square one, with Device manager showing 'HP un-2400 mobile broadband module' and no dice on getting WWAN to work. I've physically confirmed the presence of the card above the battery in its tray, antenna is hooked up.

Not sure how it was resolved, hopefully someone can shed some light.
THanks and this is a great forum...

Mike

[onirakkiss]

Had u tried this: Windows 7 64-bit with Gobi 1000 on a Panasonic latop using the CSA package - Custom Software Frameworks ?

[MD2Colo]

No, I haven't... my OS and CF-30 are 32 bit, but I'll give it a shot

[MD2Colo]

yah, no dice... still hacking away... damn this WWAN crap lol

[db04p71]

Doubtful you will get an HP Gobi card to work in a Panasonic computer.