I installed a new EM7455 into the USB3.0 To NGFF M.2 Key B Adapter Enclosure With SIM Card Slot. I installed the latest Windows drivers without issues. Seems like everything installed. I used the Huawei Modem Terminal and tested the connection. Then when I ran the firmware I received some errors. Any one have a solution to get it to install the firmware?
FDT version: 1.0.1806.0
Awaiting adapter ...
Setting images preference ...
Enabling selective suspend ...
Firmware download failed.
Primary error code: 51 - Failed to switch device to BOOT&HOLD mode.
Secondary error code: 201 - Failed to switch device to QDL mode.
Device error code: 0x0 - Unknown device error code.
Preexisting images information:
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Final images information:
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OEM PRI:
IMEI:
Total time elapsed: 22437 ms.
Images downloaded:
Press Enter to continue ...
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I just reset the modem to default settings and now it gives me this. Any suggestions. Not sure what to do.
FDT version: 1.0.1806.0
Firmware download failed.
Primary error code: 75 - Failed in initializing modem object.
Secondary error code: 0 - Not applicable.
Device error code: 0x0 - Unknown device error code.
Preexisting images information:
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Firmware:
ImageId:
BuildId:
Configuration:
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Final images information:
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Total time elapsed: 10125 ms.
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EM7455 Unable to update firmware Primary error code: 51
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Re: EM7455 Unable to update firmware Primary error code: 51
I would plug the USB adapter with the modem, back behind the PC, and reinstall the latest Sierra software drivers for Windows.
Then, unplug and plug back in the USB/Modem. Then use Huawei Terminal to see that all three COM ports are showing. If so, close out the Terminal and try flashing the firmware again.
Then, unplug and plug back in the USB/Modem. Then use Huawei Terminal to see that all three COM ports are showing. If so, close out the Terminal and try flashing the firmware again.