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• P50 and WWAN option - upgrade/availability

  Just to clarify, someone can confirm:

  • Can the currently available P50 that has no option for WWAN be upgraded at a later date, that it is WWAN ready and just need a card, or the current P50 will not support WWAN and cannot be upgraded.
  • Also, if expandable there must already be a slot for the SIMM card, is there a?
  • It has been suggested that the WWAN option will be available in April, can someone confirm this?

  Thank you very much

  Rob

  
  

• WWAN Option (43R9153): Installation, WLAN

  I bought the WWAN option for my T400 (2765 - 22G). Now I'm confused and have two questions:

  -When I install the WWAN option, I need to remove the already installed module. It seems to be the WLAN module.

  I lost the WLAN connectivity? Or the WWAN also includes WLAN?

  -The installed module has 3 connectors, left, middle, right.

  But the WWAN option has only two connectors. What happens with the third wire (gray)?

  Thank you

  Eric

  Eric, welcome to the forum,

  I'm not sure you are looking in the right place. The wlan card is towards the back of your system and nees cables of 3 antennas. The wan cardshould be installed on the left side below meets the palmrest and keyboard. There is a free slot and two cables if your system is extensible. See the installation / removal instructions.

  Hope this helps

• X 1 carbon (contactless) WWAN option

  I recently tried to buy a carbon X 1 with WWAN found but the option isn't there anymore on the web.

  Could someone Lenovo please help me find:

  1. If and how I can order a custom with the WWAN capability?
  2. Is this temporary or X 1 carbon WWAN is interrupted? Alternatively, put in other words, should I wait for / to expect the possibility of re - emerge if I can't do it today?

  Hi bessel and welcome to the Lenovo user community!

  Suggestions:

  • Lenovo and ask. Sometimes sellers you can get things that are not in the online store.
  • Choose a standard personal systems reference model and are looking for a supplier with it in stock.

  I hope this helps!

• X 301: Intel 5300 & Broadband WWAN Option card

  I just got my X 301, which came with an Intel 5300 wireless card, and I went to install the AT & T 3 G Broadband Option currently for sale in the accessory store. So, turns, the 5300 is a large-format mini PCI-Express card... So the card 3G. Yet, as far as I know, I can plug a normal map, and I guess the other location is a half size card. It is behind the door of memory. What is the best course of action I can take?

  Hi CryptoQuick and welcome to the Lenovo user community!

  There is a full slot wide under the keyboard. That's where it belongs. There are a few nice movies showing how to install and other parts. Half size slot is for Turbo Memory or Wireless USB.

• X 1 carbon 3444-WWAN Option

  As shown in my X 1 is a model 3444 do not have in front of me to the final sequence of the model number. There the 3667U i7 with the 256 GB SSD. Can I install a WWAN card in this model to allow Mobile broadband through my operator ATT?

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_AU/

  Enter the full model number in the QUICK ACCESS path, that will tell if you machine is expandable WWAN or not. If this is the case, then you have the 2 WWAN antenna and all you need is to do is to get the correct WWAN card.

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_AU/product-and-parts/detail.page?&docid=PD025329

  This parts list you the required number of part of the WWAN card, you can get the part with parts of IBM. Don't forget the ThinkPad X carbon 1 and carbon Touch uses a non-standard mPCIe WWAN card.

  If your machine is not extensible WWAN, this means that you are missing the WWAN antenna. You can get and install it yourself, but requires disassembly of the LCD too, which can cause damage to the machine and is not recommended (warranty does not cover these services free and damage).

  If you are convinced that you are skilled enough to do the update of the WWAN card, you can study the HMM, that shows you all that to do the upgrade.

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_AU/guides-and-manuals/detail.page?docid=UM015748

• Evolution T3500 CPU options?

  I have a workstation T3500 I bought in 2009.  It works very well what it is.  I would like a little more speed, however.  What are the processors can be installed on this forum?  The vehicle currently has a 3503 @ 2.40 GHz.  Is an upgrade of the BIOS necessary before moving the CPU?

  Thank you!

  Kirk_m2000,

  Thanks for your question. I am pleased to hear that the T3500 provides the value for you.

  I took our spare parts list for the T3500 directly below so I know they will work with your system. No matter what version of BIOS for T3500 should be compatible.

  3.06/6.4GHz, X 5675, 12 MB, Xeon

  2.93 GHz, X 5647, 12 MB, Xeon

  3.46/6. GHz, X 5677, 12 MB

  3.2 Ghz, 8 MB W3565

  3.46/6.4GHz, X 5690, 12 MB

  2.8/6.4GHz, X 5660, 12 MB

  2.53/5.86GHz, E5630, 12MB

  2.66/4.8GHz, W3530, 8 MB

  3.2/6.4GHz, X 5672, 12 MB

  2.93/6.4GHz, X 5670, 12 MB

  3.06/6.4GHz, X 5667, 12 MB

  3.33 Ghz, 8 MB, W3580

  3.46/6.4GHz, W3690, 12MB

  2.53 GHz, 12 MB, E5649

  2.53 Ghz, W3505 4 MB

  3.33/6.4GHz, X 5680, 12 MB

  2.4 Ghz, 4 MB W3503

  2.66/5.86GHz, E5640, 12MB

  2.66 Ghz, 8 MB, W3520

  3.2/4.80 GHz, 12MB, W3670

  2.93 Ghz, 8 MB, W3540

  2.26/4.8GHz, E5607, 8 MB

  2.66/6.4GHz, X 5650. 12 M

  1.86 Ghz, E5502, 4 MB

  2.53 Ghz, E5540, 8 MM

  2.66 Ghz, X 5550, 8 MB

  3.2 Ghz, 8 MB, W3570

  2.4 Ghz, E5530, 8 MB

  2.93 X 5570, Ghz, 8 MB

  3.33/6.4GHz, W3680, 12MB

  3, 06Ghz, W3550, 8 MB

  1.6/4.8GHz, E5603, 4 MB

  2.26/4.8GHz, E5507, 4 MB

  2.26 Ghz, E5520, 8 MB

  2.0/4.8GHz, E5503, 4 MB

  3.6/6.4GHz, X 5687, 12 MB

  2.13 Ghz E5506, 4 MB

  2.13/4.8GHz, E5606, 8 MB

  2.4/5,86 GHz, E5645, 12MB

  2.4/5.86GHz, E5620, 12MB

• HP Elitebook 2740 Tablet PC: I cann't able to install the module of WWAN/SIM card like 3.0 & 4.0 connection manager, both fail to.

  P/N: SJ621UC #UUG

  Hello

  You bought the WWAN option? From the following link, there no WWAN option. No SIM card WWAN is useless.

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=SJ621UC

  Kind regards.

• Scalability X220i WWAN

  
  

  lapstud wrote:

  4286 2AU

  OK, is this configuration:

  I3 - 2310M (2.1GHz), 4 GB of RAM, HD 320 GB at 7200 RPM, LCD 12.5 in 1366 x 768 graphics card Intel HD, Intel 802.11bgn wireless WWAN option, 1 Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, Secure Chip, camera, 6 c Li-ion, Win7 Pro 64

  WWAN option means that you have the SIM reader and 3 G antennas installed in the X 220, so you just need to add a Lenovo WWAN card and drivers, then you should be good to go with the 3 G WWAN.  As you are in the United States, the ThinkPad GOBI 3000 card high speed Mobile of Sierra Wireless (Lenovo part number 0 A 36185) is one to go.

  See you soon,.

  Bill

• WWAN ready / able

  Hello

  I'm looking for laptops with built-in WWAN.  However, I don't see this option when I'm shopping at the official site. In the wireless section, the only choice is related to the Wifi / bluetooth, WWLAN No.

  Is it possible to eliminate all the ThinkPad team WWAN?  or does show anywhere if the model is ready WWAN or WWAN capable?  Thank you!

  Hello

  where are you looking for mobile shopping? Look at this page and you will find an example of x 230 configuration with or without built-in 3 g and even the modem LTE (Yes, for the United States only).

  My skills and supervision tell me any new generation of ThinkPad (x 230 including) are wwan ready i.e. resume adapter card wwan antenna kit and sim (of course, if they have free mini pci-e slot). But the statement - "WWAN ready" or 'WWAN Option' - is now missing in the description of the laptop on the Lenovo support site as we have seen earlier. And you can adapt wwan card yourself later.

  Also, look at the options to display Type on the page of my link above. You see that all screens are made up of antennae kits, i.e.laptop is ready wwan in all cases.

• X 200 7458 - G44 WWAN?

  He can not find the specs of this model anywhere.
  I want to now if this model is compatible with WWAN?

  Thanks again for your help!
  Today when I opened the Lenovo site had the information I was looking for 7458-G44

  'WWAN Option' = with WWAN Antenas only need to buy

  Lenovo ThinkPad 3 G Option high speed 43R9153

• T500 WWAN?

  Hi people,

  I have a Thinkpad T500 (2081-CTO) with the internal AT & T WWAN adapter. The first thing I did when I got it was to wipe the drive and install Windows 7. Now I'm wishing, I had paid a little more attention to the WWAN options. I seem to remember he had an offer to get an activation period free trial 30 days the WWAN SIM which is installed in my computer. Someone knows how can I do this or will it charge the system of my backup media? Also, if someone could give me a crash course as to how works the WWAN connection in general I would appreciate it - I have never used before. How I activate it and once I have I don't, it appears just like another network (such as a LAN port) connection or something? I'm having a remarkably difficult to find documentation about it.

  Thanks again!

  Hi commie64,

  The WWAN connection is a dial-up. Here are the instructions AT & T on how to set manually in Windows 7. You can also use utility from the manufacturer of the card WWAN, AT & T Connection Manager or Lenovo ThinkVantage Access Connections. Everyone wants a piece of your card top debit MOBILE!

  Installation of your software factory probably included a small application to activate the SIM card and start the 30-day trial (have a backup?). You may be able to get AT & T to honor the trial without the application. Start on their page of Lenovo here.

• WWAN card and wire antennas for E7440

  I bought a couple of computers Latitude E7440 and I need to install a Verizon 4 G WWAN card in one of them. In the past I have bought from 6430U and have bought and installed used DW5800 (Novatel E362) and they worked very well, even if I had to do some monkey business to get the drivers installed.

  Now, I try to install the DW5800 (Novatel E362) of cards in the E7440. The strange thing is that there is no antenna cable to connect the WWAN card, even if it doesn't seem to be a small channel in the chassis. Antenna drivers only I see go to the Wifi card.

  I called in parts of Dell and the associate said "the list of parts shows not all antenna son so he need not". I'm pretty skeptical of this.

  The map recommended for the E7440 is the DW5808 and he indeed ports antenna on this subject. I didn't found any E7440 to sell broadband installed with network cards. Either they are not available to the general public on the Dell Web site, or maybe they simply do not exist.

  So, I'm just trying to understand what card I use and how I am supposed to connect any wireless antenna.

  I opened a case of pension guaranteed with Dell and they came out to replace the backcovers by those who would have included WWAN antennas. It turned out that the backcovers were the same as those that I had (Dell part number F9Y55) and does not include the WWAN antenna. More research indicates that the backcover G3D2K is one that includes a WWAN antenna, but it also seems to be able of E7440 the high-resolution LCD and Wi - GIG, which mine does not.

  I called Dell sales department to see what happens if I tried to buy an E7440 with WWAN and they told me that currently none of their configurations would include WWAN option, but they gave no explanation for this.

  I think the obvious answer is that at the time now by using the WWAN in the E7440 probably is not an option. If you wanted to buy that with the support of Wi - GIG you might at least find some wire antennas and could try to install one of the DW580x cards and see what is happening at your own risk.

  (Why is this double publication?)

• Is Lenove t410 (2537PW4) has Bluetooth?

  Hello guys
  I'm a new user here and lenovo new too
  I bought a computer laptop lenovo t410 (2537PW4)
  I just want to ask
  My laptop is supported bluetooth?
  I am using windows 7 ultimate.

  Good day and welcome to the community.

  The MTM search tool using to TPF: http://forum.thinkpads.com/

  the following information is returned for your machine:

  i5 - 520 M (2.4 GHz), 4 GB RAM, 160 GB 7200 RPM HD, 14.1 in. LCD 1440 x 900, Intel 5700MHD, CD-RW/DVD-RW, Intel 802.11agn wireless WWAN option, Bluetooth, Modem, 1 Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, Secure, camera, 6 c Li-ion Chip, Win7 Pro 32

  I hope this helps a little.

  Kind regards.

• Feature wide network Broadband Mobile T440

  Hello I just got a new Thinkpad T440 (running under Windows 7 64-bit) and I noticed, he got the SIM tray on its left side.

  I now try to activate the functionality of broadband services, but even the installation of the driver for Broadband Mobile Ericsson N5321gw material seems to be missing.

  How can I activate the wireless WAN card?

  Thank you in advance!
  Concerning

  Valerio

  valerio_canc,

  Unfortunately, it is not wwan adapter in your laptop. Laptop specs short descriptions on the Lenovo site includes the words "WWAN option. This means laptop is "wwan ready" has only - player of sim cards and wwan antenna installed, no wwan modem itself.

  Device Manager confirms that.