*UPDATED* 2016/10/11 – Corrected file path for ftd.exe for Windows 7.
*UPDATED* 2016/09/15 – Corrected FWUPDATE setting “OFF” to ensure no firmware is installed along with driver.
Official Build 4316 download link: ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/computer/firmware/sierra_aircard_watcher_v3728_win_xp_7_firmware.zip
Download, Extract and Update the “Configuration.ini”, so it doesn’t auto apply the Verizon FW and installs the driver in silent mode:
[Default Values] FWUPDATE=OFF SS=0 MBBDRIVER=1 CHECKFORDEVICE=0 LOCATIONDRIVER=1 WIN8LOCATION=1 SILENT=1 LOG=1 USBCOMP=0
Now to install the driver by running the EXE with NO arguments: Generic7355DriverSetup.exe
Next install the desired firmware with one of the following command-lines:
* With no pauses/sleep scripts!
For Windows 7, remove “(x86)” from file path.
Verizon Wireless:
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Utils\ftd.exe” -a -d g5k –fd “C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Gobi\Images\5000\Generic\1” -f spkg_sblz.cwe carrier_pri.nvu
AT&T:
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Utils\ftd.exe” -a -d g5k –fd “C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Gobi\Images\5000\Generic\2” -f spkg_sblz.cwe carrier_pri.nvu
Sprint:
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Utils\ftd.exe” -a -d g5k –fd “C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Gobi\Images\5000\Generic\3” -f spkg_sblz.cwe carrier_pri.nvu
Generic:
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Utils\ftd.exe” -a -d g5k –fd “C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Gobi\Images\5000\Generic\6” -f spkg_sblz.cwe carrier_pri.nvu
Also, here is an example of running the firmware switch within a psappdeploytoolkit script:
Execute-Process -Path “ftd.exe” -Paramters “-a -d g5k –fd “”C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Gobi\Images\5000\Generic\1″” -f spkg_sblz.cwe carrier_pri.nvu” -WindowStyle “Hidden” -WorkingDirectory “C:\Program Files (x86)\Sierra Wireless Inc\Utils”
/BG
where can I find just the driver for MC7355 card? I’ve been checking sites and getting the run a round. Need to be able to use verizon on this toughbook
Jamal, Use the link listed on the banner of the panasonicdeployment.com
Hey Brian,
Does this still apply for Windows 10?
Justin, should be the same, but I’d check with the imaging@us.panasonic.com guys.