USER GUIDE
USER GUIDE
Nera WorldPro 1000/1010
2
USER GUIDE
2
OPERATION
cont
’
d
USER GUIDE
USER GUIDE
�������
��
��
��
���
���
���
���
���
���
���
���
Antenna pointing
The Inmarsat satellite is positioned stationary above
equator
. Aim the antenna towards the estimated
position of the satellite, or make a slow scan across
the hemisphere with the vertical angle 45°.
The vertical angle ranges stepwise from 10° to 90°.
Free line of sight
to the satellite is required.
Observe the satellite
Signal
indicator,
see figure
.
See also
Indicator panel
.
A compass can be handy to
prepare for a location
(must be bought separately).h
The alignment buzzer in the Antenna Unit will sound
with increasing pitch in steps when closing in on the
satellite.
A strong signal helps saving power when you are run-
ning on battery only.
Acknowledge registering on to the Inmarsat system by
pressing
Activate
momentarily.
Nera WorldPro is now ready for call.
Alternatively, the Nera WorldSet or BGAN LaunchPad
can be used as an aid in pointing and registering on to
the network,
see previous page.
Signal
indicator
Slow
red blink:
- not ready for logging on
Slow
yellow blink:
- not ready for logging on
Fast
yellow blink:
- ready, but old GPS fix may fail (if moved
more than 300 km, or old time stamp)
Slow
green blink:
- not ready, but new GPS fix ok
Fast
green blink:
- ready for logging onto Inmarsat system
