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OPERATION CONT’DInstalling SIM card and batteryA Remove the battery compartment cover by looseningthe two fastening screws.B The SIM card must be installed prior to installingthe battery. SIM card to be slid all the way into the slot.C The battery is enclosed with the terminal , andmust be installed before it can be charged.Normal charge time is 3 hrs.D Connect a DC source, e.g. AC/DC adapter. DC inputrange is from 10,8VDC to 15,6 VDC. Install the batterycompartment cover again, it locks the SIM card inposition.The Terminal needs to be ON, to Charge the battery.Equipment labelsUSER GUIDEOne label is attached to the back of the Antenna Unit,whereas the Interface Unit has a label attached insidethe battery compartment.Article numberSerial numberExample:03 05 11 0001year month numberArticle codeSerial numberDesigned in Norway. Assembled in Singapore.WorldPro 1000Antenna Unit0434IC: 6200A-107020FCC ID:TSF107020BatteryreceptacleWorldPro 1000 Interface UnitBatterycompartmentSIMArticle numberIMEI numberSerial numberArticle codeIMEI numberSerial number0434GMPCSIC: 6200A-107020FCC ID: TSF10702020Cover fasteningscrews.Tip: use a coin toloosen.Battery compartmentwith cover removedBatteryw/connectorEXPLORER 100/110
USER GUIDEGPSThe Global Positioning System (GPS) uses 24 loworbital satellites to fix the position of the terminalanywhere on the globe.GPS system - 24 low orbital satellitesGPS receiver antennaOPERATION CONT’DTo obtain a GPS fix1 Check the Signal indicator status to see if your terminalhas a GPS fix. For possible statuses, see Antennapointing later in this manual.2 Place the terminal in a position where it has thebest view of the open sky. The best results are obtainedif you lay the terminal flat.The GPS receiver is located in the top left corner of theterminal (see figure). Therefore make sure this area ofthe Antenna unit in particular has a clear line of sightto the sky.3 If the Signal indicator lights yellow, the terminalhas a stored GPS fix.A stored GPS fix can be used when registering ontothe network, but only if the terminal has not beenmoved since it was last used, or is within the samearea (less than 300 km).GPS fix requiredThe BGAN network requires a valid GPS fix to successfullyregister your terminal. Nera WorldPro only attemptsto obtain a GPS fix the first 20 minutes after power on.The GPS receiver must see at least three GPS satellitesto obtain a 2-dimensional fix (2D fix).The frequency of use determines how quickly theGPS receiver built-in to the terminal (see above) canobtain a fix - it may take between a few seconds and5 minutes.4 When you have a blinking green Signal indicator,you have a new fix. You are ready to point the terminalto the Inmarsat satellite and register with theBGAN network.When you power down the terminal, the GPS positionis stored, and you are able to move the NeraWorldPro to a place where you do not obtain a GPSfix, for example your hotel window.EXPLORER 100/110 21
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Page 8 and 9: INTRODUCTION CONT’DStandard equip
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Page 19: USER GUIDESIM cardISDN Handset SIM
Page 23 and 24: USER GUIDESetting up,using the sign
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Page 27 and 28: USER GUIDERegister with NetworkPres
Page 29 and 30: USER GUIDEOPERATION CONT’DCables
Page 31 and 32: USER GUIDEData connection via Ether
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