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<strong>coM</strong>.<strong>sat</strong> <strong>ISDN</strong> <strong>Basic</strong> <strong>UMTS</strong><br />

The connections and significance of the LED’s are labelled to prevent errors.<br />

Before starting up the device, the SIM cards must be inserted into the provided<br />

holders. Two 3V SIM cards are required for full channel availability, but usage with<br />

one SIM card is possible.<br />

To insert the SIM cards in the device, first push in the round yellow button next to the<br />

cardholder with a blunt, thin tool and then remove the cardholder. The SIM card is<br />

then placed in the cardholder and inserted into the card reader together with its<br />

holder. The contact area of the cardholder must be facing the rear of the device.<br />

Attention: When pushing in the card, ensure that it does not fall out of the cardholder<br />

and that the card is correctly inserted in the cardholder guides. The device requires<br />

3V SIM cards for operation!<br />

3.1 Starting up the device<br />

The SIM cards should be inserted into their reader slot first. Then the necessary<br />

cables are connected: Connection to the TC system as NT or TE, a connection to the<br />

PC's USB port on which the <strong>coM</strong><strong>sat</strong>.exe application is installed, and finally the<br />

antenna cables.<br />

Note 1: The GSM/<strong>UMTS</strong> modules used in the <strong>coM</strong>.<strong>sat</strong> <strong>ISDN</strong> <strong>Basic</strong> <strong>UMTS</strong> for<br />

communication via the GSM/<strong>UMTS</strong> network operate with an internal voltage of 3V.<br />

Therefore, for proper operation, SIM cards that can still operate with a working<br />

voltage of 3V must be used. All new SIM cards usually fulfil this requirement. If older<br />

cards (designed for a voltage of 5V) are used, the device possibly cannot log into the<br />

network - despite input of the correct PIN - because the SIMs cannot operate<br />

correctly at a voltage they weren't designed for.<br />

Note 2: When looking at the front of the device, the left-hand SIM card is assigned to<br />

channel 1 and the right-hand card to channel 2.<br />

Once it has been installed, the device can be switched on by inserting the power<br />

jack. This is indicated by the green LED which is labelled “Power“.<br />

All the relevant parameters in the device are deleted in the factory before delivering<br />

the <strong>coM</strong>.<strong>sat</strong> <strong>ISDN</strong> <strong>Basic</strong> <strong>UMTS</strong>, so that it must be set for the individual installation.<br />

Therefore, when installing the TA for the first time, it must be configured using the<br />

<strong>coM</strong><strong>sat</strong>.exe application. To do this, a USB data link must be established between the<br />

<strong>coM</strong>.<strong>sat</strong> <strong>ISDN</strong> <strong>Basic</strong> <strong>UMTS</strong> and the PC on which the application is installed.<br />

created: page: file:<br />

11/04/07 16 <strong>coM</strong><strong>sat</strong> <strong>ISDN</strong> <strong>Basic</strong> Manual <strong>UMTS</strong>.doc<br />

Note Protection Mark according to DIN 34!

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