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Appendix C

System Test

Test no.

Test title

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1

Battery backup

Real-time clock

EEPROM

Inmarsat IDs

+15V DC

Factory reset

TX inhibited

Distress button 1

Distress button 2

TELEX input

Printer input

ADE input

NMEA position input

Service input

NMEA gyro input

Printer on-line

Heading known

Position known

Ocean region valid

Control unit found

SCANBUS data transmission

SCANBUS data reception

TUBUS

MODEM found

MODEM active

MODEM RX SU ratio

SPS found

SPS RX IF

SPS RX filter

SPS TX IF

SPS TX filter

SPS DSP

SPS OCXO

SPS RX S/N ratio

ADE found

Down converter locked

Tracking receiver locked

Up converter locked

HPA failed

HPA timed-out

HPA stopped

ADE ready

ADE idle

Aerial direction

ADE azimuth rate-sensor

ADE elevation rate-sensor

ADE cross-elevation rate-sensor

ADE inclinometer

ADE fluxgate

ADE connection stability

VDP running

VDP MODEM detected

VDP clock detected

PAX found

PAX running

PAX phone 1 activity

PAX phone 2 activity

PAX phone 1 PABX setting

PAX phone 2 PABX setting

PAX phone 1 line noise

PAX phone 2 line noise

SPS OCXO warm

ADE failed

ADE control input

ADE control output

PAX interface

Result no.

Result Title

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0

Invalid

Passed

Failed

Not present

Not used

Input static

Wrong state

Summary of Contents for SP4400

Page 1: ...Distress Call see page ii List of contents see page 1 SAILOR SP4400 Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...t is wrong number of crew and anything else of importance DISTRESS 5 seconds to Distress Alert DISTRESS Call From Button 1 Open DISTRESS lid 2 Press button for 5 seconds 3 Release button when tone signal stops 4 If the telephone connected to the button is on hook it starts ringing Then hook off the telephone 5 Enter number for DISTRESS call followed by key or Enter key to start a DISTRESS call to ...

Page 3: ...6 Shift key 7 Lock on off key 8 On off button 19 Telephone What Is What 1 Handset 2 Keypad 3 DISTRESS button 9 Earpiece 10 Signal level 11 Opens Ocean Region menu 12 Escape idle state key 13 Volume control 14 Hook on off key 15 Keypad 16 Select key 17 Loudspeaker 18 Microphone 19 DISTRESS button 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1 2 3 ...

Page 4: ...ystem containing aerial transmitter receiver handset printer standard telephone switch board fax telex terminal alarm unit alarm button and or personal computer The SAILOR SP4400 system can be operated from the handset and or a telephone in voice mode You can connect up to five handsets and two telephones to your SAILOR SP4400 system The stand alone alarm button for distress purpose is used in con...

Page 5: ...rsat Satellite System The Inmarsat satellite system consists of four satellites The Inmarsat satellite system is a worldwide communications system covering the area from 70 S to 70 N or more The system contains four geostationary satellites placed above the equator each satellite remaining in the same relative position to the earth Each satellite covers a part of the earth called an Ocean Region A...

Page 6: ...alls 0 0 5 Country code 4 5 6 Area code 7 0 7 Subscriber s number 1 3 7 0 0 0 8 Accept the call If steps 1 3 are omitted the default CES is selected Making a Call 1 Hook off the receiver and listen for the tone signal 2 Busy tone Hook on and try again later Ready tone The phone is ready for calling 3 Optional enter CES access code for example Laurentides 1 3 4 Enter the wanted number including pre...

Page 7: ...y b The Power indicator lamp is turned off shortly every 5 seconds In Active State a The display shows the following b The Power indicator lamp flashes twice every second Handset Power On Off If you want to toggle the handset s power on off condition simply 1 Press and hold the on off button 2 Wait 3 to 5 secounds for either a continuous tone signal or the Power Call and In use indicator lamps to ...

Page 8: ...F The speaker icon on the display shows the state of the speaker Use the speaker key to toggle the state of the speaker and the microphone Hook and hook key Before initiating a call you have to hook off This can be done by lifting the handset out of the hook or by activating the hook key The hook icon on the display shows the state of the hook Hook on Hook off If no hook icon is shown the hook is ...

Page 9: ... call the subscriber who has telephone no 7013 7000 in Denmark 3 Accept the number and start calling by the key 4 The earpiece speaker will make a dialling tone and the display will show 5 When connection is established the audio is routed through and the display shows 6 When either party taking part in the conversation hangs up the other user will hear a busy tone Also the display will indicate t...

Page 10: ...g When the handset is in conversation mode the call can be switched to another handset In conversation mode the display shows 1 To enter the menu for call switching press The display now shows 2 Use arrow up down to find the handset CU number to which the call should be switched 3 a To switch the call to the selected handset hook on i e place the handset on the hook or push OR 3 b To cancel switch...

Page 11: ...stored entry in the Address Book simply 1 Push Address Book key The Address Book will show the last used entry 2 a Use the arrow up down key to search alphabetically through all the entries in the Address Book When the last entry has been reached the first entry is shown again OR 2 b Use one of the numeric keys to search alphabetically through a specific range of the Address Book Example Key to se...

Page 12: ...ter a telephone number 1 Hook off the handset to enter telephone number entry mode 2 Push 0 key to give code for last number 3 Push key to show the last called number 4 Push key again to start initiating the call The handset will generate a ringing tone follow the description in Making a Manual Call Example 4 6 page 5 Auto Call Transferring When a handset receives a selective ship originated call ...

Page 13: ...fferent priority values The 6 default users are shown below User ID 3ULRULW YDOXH 683 5 86 5 DSWDLQ RPPDQGHU 2IILFHU UHZ 3DVVHQJHU The super user has the highest priority in the system and is therefore not restricted in any action The super user can edit all other users Each facility function in the handset has a priority value The priority value of the facility item and the user s priority value ...

Page 14: ...er identifica tion again Deciding which users are allowed to use the system is done from the Setup menu by selecting the Security item With security lock disabled the handset is ready for use for every one without any identification of the user To avoid misuse of the handset s facility the user who disables the security lock is asked to set the priority value This is done by selecting a user ID fr...

Page 15: ...en editing is finished enter the SELECT key and the changes will take effect Entering the ESCAPE key will cancel the changes Setting Dimmer Contrast The background light and the contrast level can be adjusted from the Dimmer Light menu 1 Push the two keys and the Dimmer Light menu appears 2 Use the arrow up down key to move to the desired item and use key to select the item Selecting the On Off it...

Page 16: ...arrow up down to find Earth Station item 5 Push key to select Earth Station menu 6 Use arrow up down to find the new CES 7 Push key for new CES to take effect If the default CES for distress calls and stand alone calls have to be changed this must be done from the Setup menu Changing TN Id To change the TN Id of the default CES 1 Push the CES key to view settings 2 Use arrow up down to indicate Ch...

Page 17: ...satellite the position has to be known Normally the position is given from a GPS but it is also possible to key in the position manually This is done by the follow ing 1 Push the CES key to view settings 2 Use arrow up down to find Change item 3 Push key to select Change menu 4 Use arrow up down to find Position item 5 Push key to select Position menu and the following menu appears The Position me...

Page 18: ...NU Containing all functions for viewing system parameters such as versions use of the system and system parameters SYSTEM MENU Containing all functions needed for the system administrator super user to test and configure the system In each menu you can Step up down by Select items by Go up one level without selecting by or simply wait 7 8 seconds for the menu to step up one level automatically FUN...

Page 19: ...rea changes Disable Disables automatic area changes User Areas User Area 1 Sets user defined area no 1 User Area 2 Sets user defined area no 2 User Area 3 Sets user defined area no 3 User Area 4 Sets user defined area no 4 Groups Show Shows the current group ID Status Menu SW Versions Control Unit Displays the version no of the handset unit Transceiver Displays the version no of the transceiver un...

Page 20: ...h SHIFT key to enter shifted functions Extension Number Your Inmarsat B terminal s handsets phones and DISTRESS buttons have extension numbers When initiating the system the extension number of each handset phone has to be set The extension number of each handset phone has to be unique because it represents an address in the system The extension number of the DISTRESS button on the other hand indi...

Page 21: ...nmarsat ID This is done by setting up call groups It is possible to set up 8 call groups Each call group can include one phone and several handsets A call group consist of 3 parameters Status Number Mode Status can be set as On or Off enabled disabled and indicates whether or not the group is used Number shall be set equal to the Inmarsat ID assigned to the system as a voice number Mode can be set...

Page 22: ... show 8 Use arrow up down to scroll true the parameters for all 8 call groups 9 Push key to enter selected parameter 10 Use arrow up down to change the value for the selected parameter 11 Push key for the change to take effect The following rules have effect using call groups When all call groups is disabled factory default the extension is used as inmarsat ID The local number for phones connected...

Page 23: ...ected Ocean Region 9 Push arrow up down key to select service type voice DISTRESS stand alone 10 Push key to enter selected service type 11 Push arrow up down key to select default CES 12 Push key to accept selected default CES ...

Page 24: ...inal can test the DISTRESS call by changing the DISTRESS flag from DISTRESS real mode to DISTRESS test mode This is done in the System menu A DISTRESS test call has to be initiated within 30 seconds otherwise the DISTRESS flag is changed back to real DISTRESS mode Furthermore the DISTRESS test call has to be cleared within 120 seconds from the selection of the test mode After 120 seconds the syste...

Page 25: ...shed all the keys the last two lines on the display will only show dots The test will then have been completed successfully If a key cannot be recognized and the corresponding character on the display therefore does not change into a dot the test cannot be finished To cancel the test push the key in question more than five times b To test the icons on the display and the indicator lamps first sele...

Page 26: ...through all the tests and see the number of tests returning error and warning codes select the Overview item As more than 60 tests are run the overview test takes some time The following is a read out showing the possible result of such a test b To go through all the tests and see those not returning a passed result see appendix C for test result titles select the List item While going through the...

Page 27: ... 255 PRIORITY FUNCTION FACILITY VALUE 4 Changing Ocean Region CES TN Id and Position 4 Setting time 1 Setting default CES 1 Renaming CES 1 Setting TN Id for CES 4 Disabling security lock specifying default user ID 4 Editing adding and deleting user information 4 Enabling disabling automatic area changes 4 Setting user defined area 4 Displaying and deleting entries in global call log 4 Initiating D...

Page 28: ...IZE zzz Awaiting Position INITIALIZE zzzz Checking Ocean Region INITIALIZE zzzzzÿÿÿ Awaiting Antenna INITIALIZE zzzzzz Awaiting Search INITIALIZE zzzzzzz Awaiting Bulletin Brd INITIALIZE zzzzzzzz Checking CES SYSTEM ERROR SYSTEM ERROR Hardware Invalid region DEFAULT EARTH STATIONS INVALID Step 4 When checking the CES step 8 display read out depends on the status of the 3 types of default CES If al...

Page 29: ...XO 34 SPS RX S N ratio 35 ADE found 36 Down converter locked 37 Tracking receiver locked 38 Up converter locked 39 HPA failed 40 HPA timed out 41 HPA stopped 42 ADE ready 43 ADE idle 44 Aerial direction 45 ADE azimuth rate sensor 46 ADE elevation rate sensor 47 ADE cross elevation rate sensor 48 ADE inclinometer 49 ADE fluxgate 50 ADE connection stability 51 VDP running 52 VDP MODEM detected 53 VD...

Page 30: ...iazsputnik 222 Telstra 013 Teleglobe IDB 001 Southbury CMC Indian Ocean Region IOR 306 Arvi India 011 Aussaguel France Telecom 888 Brunei 012 Burum PTT Telecom 118 Cape d Aguilar HKT 013 Cape d Aguilar Teleglobe IDB 001 Comsat Eurasia CMC 004 Eik Telenor 060 Kuantan Malaysia Telecom 015 Perth Morsviazsputnik 222 Perth Telstra 111 Raisting DBP Telecom 210 Sentosa Singapore Telecom 123 Towi Al Saman...

Page 31: ...27 Appendix E Satellite Maps Satellite Coverage Map 00 870 scans all regions and is a number common to all regions ...

Page 32: ...28 Azimuth Map Example Aximuth angle for the plotted position 324 for the AOR E satellite 50 for IOR satellite Be careful not to read the wrong angle in areas where two satellites overlap ...

Page 33: ...29 Elevation Map Example Elevation angle for the plotted position 24 for the AOR E satellite 17 for IOR satellite Be careful not to read the wrong angle in areas where two satellites overlap ...

Page 34: ...00 1440 and 1800 Hz The figure below illustrates the tone signals of different purposes 1800 Hz 1440 Hz 900 Hz 450 Hz 1 sec DISTRESS IN PROGRESS DISTRESS HAS BEEN SENT DEEP HIGH TOGGLE HIGH TOGGLE SLOW HIGH DUAL DEEP DUAL DISTRESS RECEIVED BUSY READY CONNECTION WAITING FOR NON EXISTING ANSWER CONNECTION RECEIVING CALLS TRANSMITTING CALLS ALARMS 33655 ...

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