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APPENDIX 2 LIST OF TERMS ANDABBREVIATIONSAMBEADEAir InterfaceAPNASKATBBGANBOOTPCSCSVDHCPDHCP LeaseDMZDNSDSPFPGAFTPAdvanced Multi-Band Excitation. A proprietary speech coding standarddeveloped by Digital Voice Systems Inc.Above Deck Equipment. In this instance the antenna unit.Wireless interface.Access Point Name. Destination name for packet communication.Amplitude Shift Keying. The amplitude of an analog carrier signalvaries in accordance with the bit stream (modulating signal), keepingfrequency and phase constant.Antenna Tracking Block. Mechanism inside the antenna unit whichtracks the satellite.Broadband Global Area Network. A global satellite network with telephony,FAX and data transfer capability using portable terminals.The service is available with high-speed broadband data communication.Bootstrap Protocol. A protocol where, on a TCP/IP network, a clientmachine automatically reads information from the server on startup.Circuit Switching. When calling with an analog or ISDN telephone,confirms that connection is made.Comma Separated Value. Method of digital storage of data structuredin a table of lists form, where each associated item (member)in a group in association with others is also separated by the commasof its set.Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. A network application protocolused by devices (DHCP clients) to obtain configuration informationfor operation in an Internet Protocol network.Length of time a DHCP client is allocated to maintain an IP connectionto DHCP Server. Usually set by Administrator.DeMilitarized Zone. A physical or logical subnetwork that containsan organization's external services from a larger, untrusted network,usually the Internet.Domain Name Service. The mechanism by which an IP address isassigned a name by the host.Digital Signal Processor. A specialized microprocessor designedspecifically for digital signal processing, generally in real-time computing.Field Programmable Gate Array. A semiconductor device that canbe configured by the customer or designer after manufacturingFile Transfer Protocol. Protocol used to send files on a TCP/IP network,internet, or intranet.AP-4
APPENDIX 2 LIST OF TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONSGatewayHPAICCIDICMPIDENTIMEIIMSIIP filterIPSecISDNLANLaunchPadMAC addressMetricNBTnslookupNTPOTAPBXEquipment or software used to relay network connections. The“doorway” of the network.High Powered Amplifier.Integrated Circuit Card ID. The unique serial number, internationalnumber of the mobile user (IMSI), security authentication and cipheringinformation, temporary information related to the local network,a list of the services the user has access to and twopasswords (PIN for usual use and PUK for unlocking).Internet Control Message Protocol. Protocol used to send error andwarning messages. Allows networks and connected computers tomutually exchange status information.Identification Protocol. Protocol that sends information about theclient to the server.International Mobile Equipment Identifier. A 15-digit number whichindicates the model number, manufacturer, producer, and serialnumber of cell phones and data cards.International Mobile Subscriber Identity. Specific number assignedto individual SIM cards. Enables telephone communication.Software that can be configured to easily deny or allow access to aspecific port or address.Internet Protocol Security. A protocol suite for securing InternetProtocol (IP) communications by authenticating and encryptingeach IP packet of a data stream.Integrated Service Digital Network. A digital communications networkthat handles data integration for phones and faxes.Local Area Network. Cable, Fibre-optic, etc. network that allowscomputers in the same geographical area to connect to each otherand to other devices such as printers, servers, etc.BGAN application software to control devices in the system. CD-ROM supplied by Inmarsat.Media Access Control address. Unique number that identifies eachcomputer on the network. Consists of 6 by 16 decimals.The criteria used by the router to select the optimal route.NetBIOS over TCP/IP. A networking protocol that allows legacycomputer applications relying on the NetBIOS API to be used onmodern TCP/IP networks.A command used in troubleshooting DNS service.Network Time protocol. A protocol which correctly synchronizes theclock to correct time with the equipment.Over The Air. A term meaning wireless communication.Private Branch eXchange. A telephone exchange that serves aparticular business or office, as opposed to one that a common carrieror telephone company operates for many businesses or for thegeneral public.AP-5
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OPERATOR'S MANUALINMARSAT FLEETBROA
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSRead these safet
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505 Emergency CallIn the event of a
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TABLE OF CONTENTS3.3 SMS Settings .
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FOREWORDA Word to the Owner of the
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONAntenna unitFB-
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