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LIGADO NETWORKS 

MSATe USER GUIDE

X-Over

In the event that a manual beam cross-over is necessary, you can initiate 
it through this ADMIN Menu option.

Note that the list of beam options may be shorter, depending on those 
available from the satellite.

1.

 SELECT

 X-OVER and the following beam regions are displayed:

• B0 – EAST 

• B1 – EAST C

• B2 – WEST C

• B3 – WEST

• B4 – SOUTH

• B5 – A/H

2.  Navigate the list with the up/down arrows and 

SELECT

 the desired beam.

3.  You will then be asked to confirm the selection by a 

Continue?

 prompt. 

Press 

YES

 to continue or press 

NO

 to cancel and return to the beam 

region options.

Throughout the cross-over process, the beam to which the radio is 
crossing-over flashes (e.g., X-OVER: B1- EAST). The 

BEAM/SIGNAL

 

monitor is displayed throughout this process regardless of whether or not 
it is active. The current beam is displayed, and then the selected beam 
region is shown as the process is completed (i.e. B1 S99 to B0 S99). Once 
the process is complete, the beam to which the radio has crossed-over is 
displayed for three seconds. You will then be returned to the Idle display.

If you have selected a beam that is not accessible, “X-OVER FAILURE” 
will be displayed for several seconds. You will then be returned to the 
beam options list. Ensure that you have chosen the proper adjacent beam 
before initiating a manual beam cross-over.

Note that the radio automatically performs a beam cross-over sequence 
when required (e.g., traveling between beams).

Backlight

This option allows you to control the display’s backlight. Press 

SELECT

 to 

go through the three different options for backlight display:

1.

   EVENT

 – The default configuration. The backlight is displayed for a 

short time after any key other than PWR or PTT is pressed, and the 
timer is restarted when any other key is pressed.

2.

   CONSTANT

 – The backlight is always ON.

3.

   OFF

 – The backlight is always OFF.

Software Version

Here you can view the software version for the transceiver unit, handset 
and antenna unit.

Serial Port

This option allows you to set up three different serial port configurations.

1.

   SELECT

 the SERIAL PORT option from the ADMIN Menu.

2.

   SELECT

 one of the three options to turn it on. Only one option can be 

activated at a time:

a.  DATA IO

: This is the default. Data IO must be selected to enable 

data connectivity for devices that subscribe to Dial-Up Data.

b.   CROSSBAND

: When this option is 

ON

, third-party cross-band 

interfaces can access Dispatch Radio activity enabling MSAT 
interconnectivity to standard Land Mobile Radio equipment.

c.  GPS OUTPUT

: When this option is 

ON

, GPS data received from 

the Antenna Unit (AU) can be sent to an external device in NMEA 
format. The GPS port speed is 4.8 kbps.

3.

  

For each configuration, once you SELECT it, you will be asked to 
confirm the configuration. Press 

YES

 to confirm or 

NO

 to cancel.

4.

  

With confirmation or cancellation, you will be returned to the Serial 
Port option Menu. Press 

BACK

 to go back to the ADMIN Menu.

Summary of Contents for MSAT

Page 1: ...Mobile Satellite Radio User Guide...

Page 2: ...necessary Warning Symbols Used in this Manual Warning Potential Radio Frequency RF hazard Where you see this alert symbol and WARNING heading strictly follow the warning instructions to avoid injury...

Page 3: ...MSATe down prior to disconnecting or connecting the antenna The MSATe Transceiver Unit TU requires air cooling Do not cover the TU or otherwise impede the flow of air across the unit Qualified Servic...

Page 4: ...apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de classe B est conforme la norme canadienne ICES 003 This device contains license exempt transmitter s receiver s that comply with Inn...

Page 5: ...ok 16 GPS Position Reporting 16 Error Messages 16 Dispatch Radio Mode Push To Talk 17 Making a Push To Talk PTT Call 17 GPS Position Reporting 18 Contents Dial Up Data Mode 19 Serial Port Mode Selecti...

Page 6: ...s a cost effective alternative to installing maintaining and relocating land based two way radio communication systems MSAT Telephony Voice MSAT Telephony Voice service makes sending and receiving voi...

Page 7: ...e HUGHES 2110 TU with Mounting Bracket Peiker HA40 Handset SpaceCom LS32X Series Maritime Antenna Antenna Cable 18 3m 60ft Power Cable HUGHES 2110 TU with Mounting Bracket Peiker HA40 Handset SpaceCom...

Page 8: ...5 Radio Overview LAND MOBILE FIXED ANTENNA MARITIME ANTENNA Transceiver Unit Handset HANDSET TU FRONT PANEL TU BACK PANEL MOUNTING BRACKET POWER CABLE Antennas...

Page 9: ...7 User Interface UI Overview PI KEY SPEAKER PTT KEY SOFT KEY 1 SEND MIC DISPLAY SOFT KEY 2 POWER ON OFF END HEADSET PORT...

Page 10: ...the default service display screen is displayed on the handset If service is lost SEARCHING will be displayed until service is restored DISPATCH MODE OPERATION INDICATORS Tag Position i e 01 XXXXXXX...

Page 11: ...tiate a telephone call and Dial Out Dispatch sequence Up Arrow Down Arrow These keys are used primarily for the following functions Volume adjustment Scrolling through various menus Scrolling through...

Page 12: ...such as a talkgroup label or save a GPS position to memory Soft Key 3 SK3 This is the UP ARROW key Summary of SK3 functionality Lock only appears in Dispatch mode when radio is idle Used to lock the r...

Page 13: ...io will switch the audio to the handset speaker for the duration of the call If a headset is plugged into the handset the headset will continue to be used To end the call press the red END key When th...

Page 14: ...displayed Move away from the obstruction and try the call again Dispatch Radio Mode Push To Talk Dispatch Radio Mode PTT is the default mode for the handset Here is a summary of the functionality ava...

Page 15: ...7 Initiate the talkgroup Lock Unlock Feature See the UI Functions Chapter for a description of this feature GPS Position Reporting If GPS position reporting is enabled from the network the radio will...

Page 16: ...is 4800 bps and is the recommended setting unless the user s application requires a different speed Serial Port RS 232 The serial port is a female DB 9F connector and is required for the transfer of...

Page 17: ...is generated LOST CALL is displayed on the handset and a NO CARRIER message is sent to the DTE device Move away from the obstruction and try the call again AT Command Reference The following AT Comma...

Page 18: ...W command ATZ will recall the default values COMMAND DESCRIPTION AT C DCD signal mode determines the state of the DCD signal line AT C set the DCD to what it was last set at AT C0 set the DCD permane...

Page 19: ...The SK3 indicator then changes back to LOCK and the icon disappears When you are in a Dispatch Radio or Voice call SK1 toggles the display of GPS position If GPS information is currently displayed pr...

Page 20: ...u when it is active press EXIT SK1 and the handset returns to idle mode The Main Menu has the following options Lock ON OFF GPS Admin System Service Mode Use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow keys to naviga...

Page 21: ...es the default position identifier Note that the time stamp is GPS time or approximately Coordinated Universal Time UTC not local time 1 Press SELECT to invoke this option 2 The latitude longitude pos...

Page 22: ...1 Navigate the DR ADMIN Menu and SELECT the DIRECTORY NUMBER option 2 The radio s four digit directory number is displayed press BACK to go back to the DR ADMIN menu Label TG Use this option to assign...

Page 23: ...utomatically performs a beam cross over sequence when required e g traveling between beams Backlight This option allows you to control the display s backlight Press SELECT to go through the three diff...

Page 24: ...s STORE to store the new password 6 You are then returned to the Password Menu Press BACK to go back to the System menu WARNING The system password is not stored at the network level and as such canno...

Page 25: ...t voltage 12 to 15 6 VDC Input current 6 Amps max Fuses Fuse ATM Mini Fuse 7 5A 32V 12 t 40 70 Littelfuse part num 029707 5 CAUTION For continued protection against risk of fire replace with only the...

Page 26: ...a member of the private mode talkgroup currently active on the radio Ensure a valid DN is entered in tag position 00 ERROR CONDITION DEFINITION ACTION NO TG No talkgroups have been downloaded to the r...

Page 27: ...dset Lock Code If you cannot remember the lock code default is 0000 enter the SYSTEM password default 1234 when prompted to enter the code ANT FAILURE This indicates the radio has detected a fault in...

Page 28: ...nversation over the Network Users must be members of a Private Mode talkgroup before Private Mode conversations between them can take place PTT MSAT Dispatch Radio users who wish to communicate with o...

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