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OPERATION CONT’DUSER GUIDEISDN Handset signal strength barBGAN LaunchPad signal strength barConnection statusGPS status:GPS-fix OKAntenna pointing:80/100Global beamRegister OptionsWhen in pointing mode, this ishow the ISDN Handset or BGANLaunchPad will help you to verifyGPS fix and satellite signal quality.Legend:- Signal strength more than 50- GPS fix OK / GPS fix new- Ready to register with the networkGPS fix new In pointing mode Signal bar varying dependingon satellite signal quality,typically more than 50Alternative:Use the WEB MMI available on Nera WorldPro1010- Signal strength in % and dB/Hz- GPS status and availability24EXPLORER 100/110
USER GUIDEAntenna pointingThe Inmarsat satellite is positioned stationary aboveequator. Aim the antenna towards the estimatedposition of the satellite, or make a slow scan acrossthe hemisphere with the vertical angle 45°.The vertical angle ranges stepwise from 10° to 90°.Free line of sight to the satellite is required.Observe the satellite Signal indicator, see figure.See also Indicator panel.OPERATION CONT’DThe alignment buzzer in the Antenna Unit will soundwith increasing pitch in steps when closing in on thesatellite.A strong signal helps saving power when you are runningon battery only.Acknowledge registering on to the Inmarsat system bypressing Activate momentarily.Nera WorldPro is now ready for call.Alternatively, the Nera WorldSet or BGAN LaunchPadcan be used as an aid in pointing and registering on tothe network, see previous page.Signal indicatorSlow red blink:- not ready for logging onElevation60°75°90°AzimuthA compass can be handy toprepare for a location(must be bought separately).h20°10°30°45°Slow yellow blink:- not ready for logging onFast yellow blink:- ready, but old GPS fix may fail (if movedmore than 300 km, or old time stamp)Slow green blink:- not ready, but new GPS fix okFast green blink:- ready for logging onto Inmarsat systemEXPLORER 100/110 25
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Page 8 and 9: INTRODUCTION CONT’DStandard equip
Page 12 and 13: TECHNICAL DATA CONT’DUSER GUIDENe
Page 14: TECHNICAL DATA CONT’DAC/DC adapte
Page 17 and 18: USER GUIDETerminal modesToggling be
Page 19 and 20: USER GUIDESIM cardISDN Handset SIM
Page 21 and 22: USER GUIDEGPSThe Global Positioning
Page 23: USER GUIDESetting up,using the sign
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
Page 33 and 34: USER GUIDEUsing the ISDN HandsetEna
Page 35 and 36: USER GUIDEOPERATION CONT’D3 Enter
Page 37 and 38: USER GUIDEMaking a Call1 Dial 00, c
Page 39 and 40: USER GUIDEText MessageText messages
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Page 45 and 46: USER GUIDEData connection via USBUs
Page 47 and 48: USER GUIDEEnabling Bluetooth using
Page 49 and 50: USER GUIDEOPERATION CONT’DEXPLORE
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Page 61 and 62: APPENDIX A - SYSTEM OVERVIEW CONT
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Page 65 and 66: APPENDIX B - LIST OF TERMS CONT’D
Page 67 and 68: APPENDIX C - TROUBLESHOOTING CONT
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