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Appendix E    Troubleshooting & FAQ

 

E-4

 

 

Question description 

Probable cause 

Confirmation item 

Reception signal intensity is 
weak. 

Blocking is occurring.  Confirm whether there is a shield between 

the antenna and the satellite. 
If there is a shield, wait until the ship moves 
and the shield disappears between the 
antenna and the satellite. 

Rain attenuation is 
occurring. 

Confirm the weather around the ship. 
If rain falls heavily, wait until the weather 
becomes clear. 

Reception signal intensity 
changes. 

Frequency switch 
occurred. 

The reception signal intensity may change 
due to DVB-S2 frequency switch. 
This symptom is normal operation. 

Handover occurred. 

The reception signal intensity may change 
due to spot beam hand handover (switch). 
This symptom is normal operation. 

Blocking is occurring.  Confirm whether there is shield between the 

antenna and the satellite. 
If there is a shield, wait until the ship moves 
and the shield disappears between the 
antenna and the satellite. 

Rain attenuation is 
occurring. 

Confirm the weather around the ship. 
If rain falls heavily, wait until the weather 
becomes clear. 

 

Summary of Contents for JUE-60KA

Page 1: ...Specification 8 Web Interface Menu Tree APP A Software Upgrading Procedure APP B Initializing the settings to the factory default state APP C List of Initial Values BDE App 0100 APP D Troubleshooting...

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Page 4: ...rts are no longer charged Extra protection is ensured by wearing dry cotton gloves at this time Another important precaution to observe is to keep one hand in your pocket at a time instead of using bo...

Page 5: ...Lay the patient on the back loosening the necktie clothes belts and so on 5 a Feel the patient s pulse b Check the heartbeat by bringing your ear close to the patient s heart c Check for respiration b...

Page 6: ...sitant about giving mouth to mouth resuscitation or preparing the mouthpiece for rescue breathing takes too long omit rescue breathing and proceed to the next step Open the airway Check for breathing...

Page 7: ...k for help loudly Ask somebody to make an emergency call and bring an AED Somebody has collapsed Please help Please call an ambulance Please bring an AED If there is nobody to help call an ambulance y...

Page 8: ...he mouthpiece for rescue breathing takes too long omit rescue breathing and perform chest compressions c When performing rescue breathing it is recommended to use a mouthpiece for rescue breathing and...

Page 9: ...every two minutes five cycles of compressions and ventilations at a ratio of 30 2 without interruption 9 When to stop cardiopulmonary resuscitation CPR a When the injured or ill person has been handed...

Page 10: ...ector by following voice prompts d The electrode pads for small children should not be used for children over the age of 8 and for adults 12 Electrocardiogram analysis a The AED automatically analyzes...

Page 11: ...u that shock is needed give electric shock again by following the voice prompts If AED voice prompt informs you that no shock is needed immediately resume CPR 16 When to stop CPR Keep the electrode pa...

Page 12: ...itted via the Inmarsat systems therefore there is a possibility that some errors may occur We strongly recommend important data be backed up to ensure safety and protection from loss Usually digital s...

Page 13: ...lected and this equipment is not operated correctly CAUTION This indication is shown where any person is supposed to be injured or any property damage is supposed to occur if this indication is neglec...

Page 14: ...Restricting the use of Hazardous Substances RoHS 2 This mark means the attestation number which means safe high quality product and suits EU directive Free circulation was permitted in the EU signato...

Page 15: ...proach within a radius of 26 meters by necessity turn off the JUE 60KA and stop transmitting If an external matter such as metal fragments water liquid etc infringe into your JUE 60KA turn off the pow...

Page 16: ...ical shock for you This equipment meets the technical standard of the Ministry of Internal affairs and Communications Do not adjust the internal circuit without a calibrated measuring instrument or ex...

Page 17: ...precision instrument Unwanted shock and force may cause malfunction Do not paint the radome Painting of the radome may cause a decrease of the communication quality BDE Below Deck Equipment Do not se...

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Page 19: ...nd components List 2 3 2 3 1 Interconnection diagram 2 3 2 3 2 Components list 2 4 2 4 Dimensional drawing JUE 60KA standard components 2 5 2 4 1 ADE Above Deck Equipment JUE 60KA NTG 428KA 2 5 2 4 2...

Page 20: ...ogs Alarmpack 5 18 5 4 2 1 Expanding shrinking the Alarmpack Log section 5 24 5 4 3 Checking and saving event logs Logs Event Log 5 25 5 4 4 Checking and saving statistics logs of the antenna control...

Page 21: ...A 1 A 1 Menu for JUE 60KA GUEST users A 1 A 2 JUE 60KA ADMIN users A 2 Appendix B Software Upgrading Procedure B 1 B 1 Upgrading software B 2 B 1 1 Failing software upgrading B 4 Error display exampl...

Page 22: ...Contents 4 F 1 1 LED display sequence F 2 F 1 2 LED display sequence at software upgrading F 4 Appendix G Abbreviations and Glossary G 1 Appendix H JRC Network H 1...

Page 23: ...6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Section 1 Telenor Thor7 systems 1 1 Outline 1 1 1 Coverage area of Telenor THOR7 satellite Note A geosynchronous satellite might be added...

Page 24: ...the Pan European maritime routes and utilises focused high powered spot beams enabling unprecedented performance for mobility applications Supported by the iDirect next generation Velocity platform Te...

Page 25: ...m antennas A wide choice of fixed service packages to suit specific requirements from 512 128 Kbps up to 24 6 Mbps FEATURES Large Pan European mobility footprint Offering a wide range of bandwidth pro...

Page 26: ...reminder for using JUE 60KA Note The Telenor Thor7 services are operated by Telenor and some other network service providers The Telenor Thor7 services may be changed or terminated without prior notic...

Page 27: ...1 5 Section 1 Telenor Thor7 systems 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27...

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Page 29: ...d IP network service Internet e mail and IP phone etc The JUE 60KA Mobile Earth Station MES is composed of Above Deck Equipment ADE and Below Deck Equipment BDE ADE comprises an antenna equipment an a...

Page 30: ...ations using Internet Protocol techniques Note The service available to you is depending on the contract Compact design The JUE 60KA can be installed on vessels of all sizes due to the compact and lig...

Page 31: ...m network The VLAN ID 1 of X7 Modem can be assigned to the built in network port in the X7 Modem setting or connected by separating the VLAN ID 1 network with an external VLAN switching hub via the ta...

Page 32: ...l cable CFQ 3922A series 5D and CFQ 3923A series 10D maximum 60 m coaxial cables are available Coaxial cable length m Type TX RX 30 CFQ 3922A3 CFQ 3922A3 35 CFQ 3922A35 standard CFQ 3922A35 standard 4...

Page 33: ...7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 4 Dimensional drawing JUE 60KA standard components 2 4 1 ADE Above Deck Equipment JUE 60KA NTG 428KA JRC mark INMARSAT mark FWD mark 4 M1...

Page 34: ...Section 2 Introduction of the JUE 60KA 2 6 2 4 2 BDE Below Deck Equipment JUE 60KA NTF 329KA Unit mm Mass approx 6 5 kg KA...

Page 35: ...0 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Max 30 mm Max 15 mm 2 5 Dimensional Drawing Option 2 5 1 Coaxial cable CFQ 3922A35 Type Length Connector Dia Cable Dia Mass Minimum bending radius Remarks CFQ 3922A35 35 m 0 5 m...

Page 36: ...Section 2 Introduction of the JUE 60KA 2 8...

Page 37: ...DE The radome covers the antenna equipment which is composed of Above deck unit with built in Antenna Interface Module AIM Antenna pedestal Block UP Converter BUC GPS antenna Low Noise Block LNB Rotar...

Page 38: ...Section 3 Components 3 2 3 2 Below Deck Equipment BDE 3 2 1 Appearance 3 2 1 1 Front view 3 2 1 2 Rear view...

Page 39: ...the LEDs are described in Appendix G 3 2 3 Rear view No Name Function outline Supplement 1 GPS GYRO connector Connects GPS and GYRO Maximum cable length 1 km complies with NMEA Conversion cable for s...

Page 40: ...temperature inside of the equipment 7 AC power connector Connects the cable that supplies power to BDE AC inlet 3P 8 Earth terminal screw Used for grounding The following effects are available Reduct...

Page 41: ...cable This cable is used for connecting ADE and BDE Memo This coaxial cable can be connected in either direction Notes Two coaxial cables are used one for transmitting and one for receiving The follow...

Page 42: ...or configuration is also connected to this network The user LAN for communication is similarly connected to VLAN ID 201 of the X7 Modem network The IP address is assigned from X7 Modem by DHCP ADE RX...

Page 43: ...3 7 Section 3 Components 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 3 4 2 Operating environment PC OS Microsoft Windows XP Vista 7 8 10 Interface Ethernet...

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Page 45: ...4 1 1 Connecting devices and BDE Connect the setup PC and Modem LAN with Ethernet cable Note If Switching hub is connected to the Modem LAN temporarily disconnect the connection Set the IP address of...

Page 46: ...obstructions between the antenna and the satellite The power breaker is set to on The coaxial cable from ADE is properly connected to the BDE 2 Set the BDE power switch to on The LED indicators on the...

Page 47: ...26 27 Notes When the LED indication is different from any of the above an error is assumed For error indications and the meanings refer to Appendix F 1 and for error handling procedures refer to Appen...

Page 48: ...on at the front switches in the following sequence Notes When the LED indication is different from any of the above an error is assumed For error indications and the meanings refer to F 1 and for erro...

Page 49: ...off Turn off the power switch READY LED starts blinking in red and power disconnection processing is executed during this time At completion of power disconnection processing all the LED indicators g...

Page 50: ...be in the range of 1 5 to ship s forward If the ADE must be installed at an angle beyond this range FWD from bow must be set Carry out this setting by selecting Settings Antenna menu of the Web interf...

Page 51: ...tion value is calculated automatically and renews an accurate value Note To apply the value that is calculated automatically it is also necessary to click on the Set button Memo It takes about 1 minut...

Page 52: ...Section 4 Setup 4 8 4 Restart the equipment to reflect the setting change...

Page 53: ...IN 5 4 1 Checking the JUE 60KA status Dashboard Status menu 5 4 2 Checking and saving an Alarmpack Logs Alarmpack 5 4 3 Checking and saving event logs Logs Event Log 5 4 4 Checking and saving statisti...

Page 54: ...Set the network in PC to connect PC with JUE 60KA In this section it is assumed that Microsoft Windows 7 is used and JUE 60KA is started with the initial settings Note The setting screen may vary dep...

Page 55: ...9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 3 Click on Local Area Connection The Local area connection status dialog box is displayed 4 Click on the Properties button The Properties of lo...

Page 56: ...P dialog box is displayed 6 Select Use next IP address to set the IP address manually 7 Set the IP address of PC Under the factory default settings JUE 60KA is set as follows BDE IP address 192 168 1...

Page 57: ...7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 8 Click on the OK button Note In this description the factory default settings are used The Properties of local area connection dialog box i...

Page 58: ...ce 5 6 5 1 2 Connection between PC and BDE Note If Swithing hub is connected to the Modem LAN temporarily disconnect the connection Memo JUE 60KA automatically recognizes the Ethernet cable type cross...

Page 59: ...ss JUE 60KA Notes JUE 60KA formally supports Mozilla Firefox 23 and Google Chrome browser Firefox upper level versions and compatible browsers are also supported Cookie must be enabled with the Web br...

Page 60: ...users are only allowed to check the antenna status ADMIN users are allowed to set antenna settings in addition to the authorization available to GUEST users This section describes the procedure for lo...

Page 61: ...on Under the factory default setting ADMIN is set as the ADMIN user name and 000001 as the password The ADMIN user screen is displayed The login status is displayed on the right side of the top area M...

Page 62: ...Overview of the Web interface 5 3 1 Screen structure of the Web interface This section describes the screen structure of the Web interface Memo For the subsequent explanation the ADMIN user screen is...

Page 63: ...he left side of the bar Dvbs2 Receiving spot beam None Indeterminate BDE LED display Displays communication and equipment statuses For the details refer to Appendix G Displays login user information T...

Page 64: ...the equipment information and setting items related to the menu are displayed in the operation area The version number of the Web interface and antenna information including blocking information are...

Page 65: ...or logs click on the File button of the operation area in the menu that is shown above Logs can be saved on these menus by the common procedure In this section Logs Alarmpack is used as the example No...

Page 66: ...ing the JUE 60KA status Dashboard Status menu Display procedure Select Dashboard Status in the navigation area Function outline This function checks the statuses of JUE 60KA satellite antenna GPS and...

Page 67: ...ontrol section 3 Core Module connected Completed the connection with the core module 4 Processing Processing or power reduction mode Disconnected Not connected 3 BIM Displays the BDE status 0 Under in...

Page 68: ...ongitude Displays the satellite longitude within the range from 180 0 to 180 0 At non acquisition 0 0 is displayed 9 Sat EL Displays the angle of elevation of the satellite within the range from 0 0 t...

Page 69: ...alarm detection status For the alarm details refer to the alarm table of Appendix F4 No Item Description 18 Alarm Displays the unit name that alarm is currently being issued Unit name AIM BIM CM and B...

Page 70: ...items Alarm information can be saved in a file refer to 5 3 2 Notes The specification for recording logs in the alarmpack of JUE 60KA is different from other models in the following points 1 Records...

Page 71: ...rmation of LNB AIM and BIM 3 Maintenance No AIM BIM Displays the following information for each of AIM and BIM Boot Boot maintenance number Main RFS Main RFS number Main App Main application number Sa...

Page 72: ...ich an alarm is issued is displayed in red The unit name from which no alarm is issued is displayed in black The history under which all the units are displayed in black indicates that the equipment h...

Page 73: ...t GPS Hd GPS heading VibX Max Maximum vibration value of X axis VibX Ave Average vibration value of X axis VibY Max Maximum vibration value of Y axis VibY Ave Average vibration value of Y axis VibZ Ma...

Page 74: ...external GPS Ext GPS Mode External GPS input setting Ext GPS Data External GPS reception sentence BIM Tmp BIM substrate temperature Eth Link Ethernet port status Current Current value Fan Acc Accumul...

Page 75: ...24 25 26 27 BUC Tx Ditect Transmission power HPA Temp BUC temperature Lo PLL PLL unlocking information Power Power supply to BUC 0 Keyline PA On OpenBMIP enabled or unspecified 1 Keyline PA On OpenBM...

Page 76: ...When Shrink All button is clicked on information of all the units is shrunk and is set to non display When this section is clicked on the display of the applicable unit is expanded and the informatio...

Page 77: ...00 events that occurred in AIM and BIM Event logs can be saved in a file also refer to 5 3 2 Screen example See below for the meaning of log Item Description Date Time Displays the logging time in the...

Page 78: ...t Start of satellite search Transition of Search Sts Search Sts Before Search Sts to After Search Sts Satellite longitude Hunt frequency SAT Long longitude Hunt Freq frequency Satellite Found Satellit...

Page 79: ...hecking and saving statistics logs of the antenna control section Logs AC Monitor Display procedure Select Logs AC Monitor in the navigation area Function outline Up to 100 items of event log of the a...

Page 80: ...celeration in the Y axis direction IMPACT Y AVE Average vibration acceleration in the Y axis direction IMPACT Z MAX Maximum vibration acceleration in the Z axis direction IMPACT Z AVE Average vibratio...

Page 81: ...and saving system logs Logs Syslog Display procedure Select Logs Syslog in the navigation area Function outline System logs of JUE 60KA can be checked The system log to be displayed can be selected by...

Page 82: ...5 4 5 1 Displaying and filtering system logs Logs are not displayed immediately after logging into the Web interface Logs can be displayed in the following procedure 1 Click on the Update button Syst...

Page 83: ...s until the number of rows that are displayed reaches the specified number from all the syslog files in RAM Level A log is filtered based on the log level multiple levels can be selected ERROR Error l...

Page 84: ...e saved 1 Select a file to be saved and click on the Set button Item Description Download Displayed Log Targets the system log that is currently displayed for saving Download syslog in RAM Targets the...

Page 85: ...9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2 To save all the logs click on the File button of All To save logs excluding the system logs in ROM click on the All File or Minimum File button A file processing dialog is...

Page 86: ...e JUE 60KA operation starting date The operation starting date not only indicates the communication starting date after installation of JUE 60KA but also is useful for judging the guarantee period Set...

Page 87: ...erial 38 4 kbps input LAN Use LAN input Note To reflect the setting change the equipment must be restarted 5 VDR Output Set whether remote maintenance data is output to VDR Disable Not output LAN Outp...

Page 88: ...rea of 26 m from the antenna Since radio wave transmission is suspended when the antenna indicates the transmission prohibition area safe equipment operation can be supported by setting a transmission...

Page 89: ...ion combo box of desired No Do not set a check mark when setting the area as a blocking area 3 Set a range EL Max EL Min BR Begin BR End Input an upper limit angle of EL within the range from 20 to 90...

Page 90: ...eb Interface 5 38 A blocking area is displayed in blue A transmission prohibition area is displayed in red A Blockage Area Diagram is displayed in the navigation area other than Settings TX Limit Bloc...

Page 91: ...Select Settings Acount in the navigation area Function outline Set an ADMIN user password Screen example The ADMIN user password change method is as follows 1 Click on the Password input field of ADMI...

Page 92: ...5 40 5 5 4 Upgrading the JUE 60KA software Tools Software Upgrade Display procedure Select Tools Software Upgrade in the navigation area Function outline Upgrade software For the details refer to App...

Page 93: ...navigation area Function outline By exporting setting data of the equipment to PC the setting data can be backed up Setting data that has been saved can also be imported to the equipment Screen exampl...

Page 94: ...Importing setting data Note When setting data is imported the original setting data cannot be restored 1 Click on the Browse button A file selection dialog is displayed 2 Select setting data to be im...

Page 95: ...15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 4 Click on the Yes button Import starts When import is completed normally the following message is displayed 5 Automatic reboot of the system is done Automatic...

Page 96: ...ver For the setting procedure refer to 5 5 6 1 In Ping the connection between JUE 60KA and a device can be checked by transmitting a ping packet to the specific host from the IP address of the selecte...

Page 97: ...g under the specified server IP address The level of the syslog to be transferred is to be defined by the user Syslog messages at the user defined level and higher levels are transferred 1 Select Enab...

Page 98: ...rror WARNING Warning NOTICE Notice INFORMATION Information DEBUG Debugging information 6 Click on the Set button 5 5 6 2 Checking the connection status by Ping Specify an IP address or a specific doma...

Page 99: ...onnection equipment Setting at the factory delivery 192 18 60 152 2 Enter an IP address of the transmission destination in Destination 3 Enter a packet length 1 1472 in Packet Length 4 Enter the numbe...

Page 100: ...system Tools Reboot Display procedure Select Tools Reboot in the navigation area Function outline Reboot JUE 60KA system Screen example 5 5 7 1 Rebooting procedure 1 Click on the Reboot button 2 Click...

Page 101: ...larmpacks or reset the equipment to the factory default state Note After deletion reset execution the setting data cannot be restored Screen example 5 5 8 1 Deleting alarmpacks 1 Select Antenna Logs f...

Page 102: ...60KA network The EXT LAN Type item at the time of JRC LAN selection by setting the IP addresses of BIM and AIM in the IP address in JRC LAN the remote maintenance and status monitor functions that ca...

Page 103: ...st address for receiving GYRO signals through LAN Note To reflect the setting change the equipment must be restarted 8 GPS Gyro Port Set the port number that waits for external GPS and gyro signals No...

Page 104: ...55 255 255 240 28 Prefix 28 bit 13 255 240 0 0 12 Prefix 12 bit 30 255 255 255 248 29 Prefix 29 bit 14 255 248 0 0 13 Prefix 13 bit 31 255 255 255 252 30 Prefix 30 bit 15 255 252 0 0 14 Prefix 14 bit...

Page 105: ...or repair the internal equipment of the JUE 60KA by yourself Any electrical work by any person other than our trained maintenance staff may cause fire or abnormal operation of this equipment or electr...

Page 106: ...Section 6 Maintenance 6 2...

Page 107: ...od fire flood explosion accident strikes labor troubles or other industrial disputes war declared or undeclared armed conflict civil disturbance embargoes blockades legal restrictions riots insurrecti...

Page 108: ...Section 7 After sales service 7 2...

Page 109: ...consumption Up to 300 W 8 External dimensions ADE 842 mm x 923 mm height BDE 430 mm x 88 mm x 469 mm width height depth 9 Weight ADE Approx 46 kg BDE Approx 6 5 kg 10 Environmental conditions 1 Operat...

Page 110: ...Section 8 Specification 8 2...

Page 111: ...20 21 22 23 24 A 26 27 28 Appendix A Web Interface Menu Tree A 1 Menu for JUE 60KA GUEST users GUEST menu Dashboard menu Checking the JUE 60KA status Logs menu Checking and output of alarmpack Checkin...

Page 112: ...ta of JUE 60KA Setting transmission prohibition areas and blocking area Changing an ADMIN user password Tools menu Upgrading JUE 60KA software Exporting or importing setting data Using the diagnostic...

Page 113: ...onnect PC directly to the Modem LAN port of JUE 60KA Upgrade the software of this equipment using the following procedure Upgrading the software from the Web interface Directly connect PC to the Modem...

Page 114: ...during software transfer or upgrading It may take 3 minutes or more for transfer or upgrading of application software 1 Select Tools Software Upgrade in the navigation area 2 Click on the Browse butto...

Page 115: ...e until the result is displayed on the screen Upgrading may take 3 minutes or more If the result is not displayed even after 12 minutes have elapsed or more perform the operation again When Success is...

Page 116: ...mple Main error codes Error code Assumed factor 40 41 50 51 102 302 Duplicate execution of upgrading 115 116 117 315 316 Upgrade file specification error 206 406 Falsification of upgrade file name 112...

Page 117: ...ection Upgrading thread BIM error on task spv Error occurred in BIM Error section SPV thread BIM error on task web Error occurred in BIM Error section WEB thread BIM error on task snmp Error occurred...

Page 118: ...sub mode is a temporary measure It is recommended to switch the rollback setting to the normal mode main mode after examinging the cause of the upgrade failure 1 Select Tools Software Upgrade in the...

Page 119: ...e equipment check whether the software has been upgraded correctly by using the following procedure 1 Display the alarmpack by selecting Logs Alarmpack in the Web menu system 2 Check the display of Ma...

Page 120: ...Appendix B Software Upgrading Procedure B 8...

Page 121: ...ult state The settings of JUE 60KA can be reset to the factory default state The following settings are reset AIM BIM setting Alarmpack Event log Antenna monitor log 1 Select Others Factory Default in...

Page 122: ...Appendix C Initializing the settings to the factory default state C 2...

Page 123: ...vation of the area All empty EL Max Maximum elevation of the area All empty EL Min Starting azimuth of the area All empty BR Begin Ending azimuth of the area All empty BR End Rollback setting Main B 2...

Page 124: ...Appendix D List of Initial Values App 0100 D 2...

Page 125: ...BDE power switch is OFF Turn the BDE power switch to OFF again and then turn it to ON The fuse is blown out If the problem cannot be solved according to the above confirmation items replace the fuse...

Page 126: ...red In BIM an alarm is detected Refer to Appendix E 4 Corrective action when alarm occurs STS2 LED lighted in red In AIM an alarm is detected STS3 LED lighted in red In CM an alarm is detected STS4 LE...

Page 127: ...is not entered NET LED does not light in green Blocking is occurring Confirm whether there is a shield between the antenna and the satellite If there is a shield wait until the ship moves and the shi...

Page 128: ...becomes clear Reception signal intensity changes Frequency switch occurred The reception signal intensity may change due to DVB S2 frequency switch This symptom is normal operation Handover occurred T...

Page 129: ...L is not correct Confirm whether the IP address entered in the URL box is the IP address and port number of the BDE Default URL of Web interface http 192 168 1 2 9443 PC local area connection is disab...

Page 130: ...nal reception error External GPS stopped Although external GPS signal input is set position information is not input from external GPS Confirm that GPS is powered on COMM_GYRO GYRO signal reception er...

Page 131: ...or for an extended period of time the unit may be faulty Unit is reset ST4 LED BUC COMM_BUC BUC communication error Unit reboot due to automatic upgrade Since BUC is rebooted when it is automatically...

Page 132: ...MTR_EL EL axis motor protection error MTR_AZ AZ axis motor protection error AX_U U axis sensor error AX_X X axis sensor error AX_EL EL axis sensor error AX_AZ AZ axis sensor error LVL_X X axis clinome...

Page 133: ...E 9 Appendix E Troubleshooting FAQ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 B D APP E M N 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 A 26 27 28 E 5 Other problem Turn off the power to the BDE and then turn it on to reboot the BDE...

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Page 135: ...in red Alarm occurred On in green Normal Sweep blink Upgrading software All blink Completed upgrade software ANT LED Indicates the antenna status Off Power Off Blink in green Searching satellite On i...

Page 136: ...Appendix F LED of BDE F 2 F 1 BDE LED display sequence and display at the occurrence of abnormality F 1 1 LED display sequence...

Page 137: ...ing satellite Acquiring satellite Completed satellite acquisition tracking Turning off power BDE error detected ADE error detected CM error detected BUC error detected Hardware error detected From com...

Page 138: ...sequence at software upgrading AIM BIM software upgrading Completed AIM BIM software upgrading STS2 STS3 STS4 ANT STS1 READY RX2 STATUS CM PWR TX RX1 NET How to read the LED panel Green On Green Blin...

Page 139: ...mpose BDE BPS Bit Per Second BOW The BOW correction is function to correct offset the angle error from the bow BR BeaRing BUC Block Up Converterl C COMM Communication CPU Central Processing Unit CM Co...

Page 140: ...y transmitting data by dividing into packets the line can be used efficiently PC Personal Computer POP Post Office Protocol Application layer Internet standard protocol used by local e mail clients to...

Page 141: ...ary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 B D E E APP G P Q R 20 21 22 23 24 A 26 27 28 S STS Status T TCP Transmission Control Protocol TX Transmit Transmitter U UTC Universal Coordinated Time V VoIP Voice over Inter...

Page 142: ...Appendix G Abbreviations and Glossary G 4...

Page 143: ...7 28 Appendix H JRC Network If your JUE 60GX has problems in operation please contact the dealer you purchased it from For assistance in finding a Service Center please access one of the following web...

Page 144: ...Appendix H JRC Network H 2...

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Page 146: ...Telenor Thor7 Service systems 1 Introduction of the JUE 60KA 2 Components 3 Setup 4 Web Interface 5 Maintenance 6 After sales service 7 Specification 8 Web Interface Menu Tree APP A Software Upgradin...

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