Note:
The GNSS antenna should be placed on a coaxial lead (not supplied) and placed in an area
with good visibility of the sky in order to receive the GNSS signal. If it is not possible to locate the
TDK in a suitable location then the supplied GNSS antenna may be connected to the GNSS antenna
port on the FEM using a suitable RF cable (not supplied); it is recommended that this should be no
more than 3m long.
6.2: Connecting the Hughes 9502 Antenna to the FEM
Note:
Please refer to the safety notices in the
Hughes 9502 Fixed Satellite Terminal User
, for instructions on safe handling of the Hughes 9502 antenna during installation and over-
the-air use.
1. Connect a Hughes 9502 BGAN antenna to the antenna interface on the FEM, as shown in
.
Note:
The Hughes 9502 antenna must be attached to the terminal with the 10m of coaxial cable
supplied with the antenna. No other antennas or cables are permitted, and no other type of
antenna is permitted, as the TDK is set up to be used in a Class 2 BGAN terminal with a Hughes
9502 BGAN antenna.
6.3: Connections for the HDK
1. Connect either a cross-over or straight-through ethernet cable (not supplied) between the
ethernet port on the HDK and your computer, as shown in
.
2. Insert the USIM into the external SIM port on the HDK, as shown in
.
3. Connect the 12 V Power Supply (Part Number: SDI50-12-U-P5) to the PSU port on the HDK, as
shown in
. No other power supply should be used.
4. Refer to
for how to apply power to the TDK.
Power
Note: Before
you supply power to the TDK, ensure you are familiar with the safety notices for
the Hughes 9502 antenna, in the
Hughes 9502 Fixed Satellite Terminal User Guide.
1. Switch on the power supply.
The LED configuration on the HDK should look as shown in
, with the D5, D6 and D9 LEDs
static green, and D3 and D1 blinking at different rates.
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