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Description of destination page
Destination
Button
Displays statistics about the transmitted data and transmit
connection status. For more information see
Transmission
Information page
on page 24.
Transmission Information
page
Transmission Info
Displays detailed information about the operational status
of the satellite modem. For more information see
Terminal
Status page
on page 26.
Terminal Status page
Terminal Status
Displays system information such as ST Name (assigned
name of the satellite modem name) and operational
System Information page
System Info
software version. For more information see
System
Information page
on page 28.
System Status button
The System Status button (only) is a status indicator as well as a link. It changes color to indicate
the satellite modem’s current status, as explained in
Table 4: System Status button colors
on
page 14. To see more detailed status information, click the System Status button to open the
System Status page.
Table 4: System Status button colors
Meaning
Button color
OK – The satellite modem is fully operational. The user can browse the Internet
as long as on the modem has been activated for broadband service.
Green
Degraded – The modem is fully operational but in a degraded mode. Performance
is slower than normal for any of the following reasons:
Yellow
• The modem is in fallback mode.
• One or more TurboPage TTMP connections is not functioning.
• Transmissions beyond a certain threshold number have not been received
by the satellite (state code 30). This could be caused by weather conditions.
Degraded – The modem is fully operational, but performance is temporarily
impaired because the daily download allowance has been exceeded. For more
information see
Checking download allowance status
on page 36.
Orange
There is an operational problem. The modem cannot access the satellite network.
Red
If the System Status button is red
or yellow
, you can look for a red flag next to any value
or values on the System Control Center information pages (those with tables listing parameters
and values). The red flag indicates a problem related to the parameter listed next to the flagged
value. Click the parameter name to see a pop-up window that may include helpful information,
depending on what the problem is.
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