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8. You should see a login screen to the

IP Commander

. If this screen displays within a

reasonable amount of time, the network connection has been successfully established,

and no network configuration settings need to be changed.

Apple® OS X® (vers. 10.6.8 and newer)

NOTE: While this configuration has not been tested by SRT Wireless, there is no obvi-

ous reason why web browsers, such as Apple Safari®, Mozilla Firefox, or

Google Chrome™ should not function properly on Apple Macintosh® com-

puter hardware.

Unless you have changed your Apple computer’s default network settings to use a static IP

address, the Mac OS X default network configuration is DHCP, which is the preferred set-

ting for communicating with the

IP Commander

.

1. Connect an Ethernet cable between the computer and the Ethernet port on the

IP Commander

(or through an Ethernet switch, which in turn is connected to the

IP Commander

).

2. Power-up the

IP Commander

and link with the

Thuraya

satellite.

3. Launch your preferred web browser and enter the URL

http://www.192.168.1.254

. The default username is

admin

, and the default

password is

admin

.

4. You should see a login screen to the

IP Commander

. If this screen displays within a

reasonable amount of time, the network connection has been successfully established,

and no network configuration settings need to be changed.

Other Computing Hardware

Web browsers running on computing devices using other operating systems, such as

Linux®, or web browsers running on many popular tablet devices should also work cor-

rectly, but have not been tested or certified by SRT Wireless.

5

1. Introduction

Summary of Contents for IP Commander

Page 1: ...Thuraya IP Commander Operating Instructions Version 4 0...

Page 2: ...egistered trademarks of Adobe Sys tems Inc Microsoft Windows and NET are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries Thuraya is a registered t...

Page 3: ...ng Hardware 5 2 Install Your New IP Commander System 6 Front Panel Controls 7 Equipment Setup 8 Physical Placement of the IP Commander Enclosure 9 Install SIM Card 12 Antenna Installation Guidelines 1...

Page 4: ...2 Connecting Laptop and IP Commander through an Ethernet Hub Switch 2 Figure 3 Thuraya IP Commander System Packing Case 6 Figure 4 Thuraya IP Commander Terminal 7 Figure 5 Hook up Diagram numbering sa...

Page 5: ...nections 7 Table 2 Open Access Panel and Install Voice and IP SIM Cards 12 Table 3 Close and Seal the Access Panel 12 Table 4 Remote Control Thuraya IP Commander from Handset 16 SRT Wireless LLC is th...

Page 6: ...y or damage equipment DANGER Electric shock hazard Where you see this alert symbol and DANGER heading strictly follow the warning instructions to avoid electric shock injury or death Warnings for the...

Page 7: ...uipment simultaneously and verify there is no co interference Install and use the antenna with care SRT Wireless LLC assumes no liability for any damage caused by the antenna falling off the vehicle o...

Page 8: ...ke paint or labeling WARNING Service User access to the interior of the system units is prohibited Only a technician authorized by SRT Wireless LLC may per form service failure to comply with this rul...

Page 9: ...ou follow these guidelines Maintain a distance of 20 cm from the Wi Fi antenna and your pacemaker Maintain a distance of one meter from the Thuraya antenna front and sides and your pacemaker Refer to...

Page 10: ...SRT Wireless LLC is the sole distributor of products for SR Technologies Inc x This page is intentionally blank...

Page 11: ...se your IP Commander to set up a small network for wired devices as well as wireless con nections through its standard Wi Fi system This guide provides instructions for installing the IP Commander dev...

Page 12: ...o the network beginning with the Ethernet port on the IP Commander Network Configuration In basic terms the IP Commander can connect to a network in one of two ways Direct connection between the Lapto...

Page 13: ...con figuration information from the DHCP server on the IP Commander device There are some differences in configuration between Microsoft Windows XP and Windows 7 Windows Vista setup is very similar to...

Page 14: ...ence At the time this manual was published Microsoft Windows 8 has not been tested or certified by SRT Wireless 1 Connect an Ethernet cable between the computer and the Ethernet port on the IP Command...

Page 15: ...g with the IP Commander 1 Connect an Ethernet cable between the computer and the Ethernet port on the IP Commander or through an Ethernet switch which in turn is connected to the IP Commander 2 Power...

Page 16: ...em Packing Case The system is shipped in a custom shipping box which contains a Thuraya IP Com mander radio a SpaceCom antenna with a 10 foot 3 meter RF cable a wired Thuraya handset two Wi Fi antenna...

Page 17: ...toAC to DC PowerSupply oravehicularpowercable RJ 45 Ethernet Connector Connects theIP Commander toa10 100MB sec local areanet work Status Indicator Panel Sevenindicatorlights show systemstatus SUP Po...

Page 18: ...full view of the sky 3 Connect the handset cable removed from photo for clarity to the handset port on the Thuraya IP Commander item above 4 Connect the locking end of the RJ 45 Ethernet cable to the...

Page 19: ...direct sunlight Space should be provided around the unit in order to more effectively exhaust heat generated from within the device For permanent installations the Thuraya IP Commander may be small en...

Page 20: ...s as it may strip the threads Because of its small size and ability to be controlled with a web browser the Thuraya IP Commander enclosure can be mounted almost anywhere in plain sight or stashed away...

Page 21: ...Figure 6 IP Commander Mounting Details 11 2 Install Your New IP Commander System...

Page 22: ...es come loose set aside Install Primary SIM card Withtheaccess panel removed therearethreeopenings onthesideof the Thuraya IP Commander enclosure ThePrimary SIM cardgoes intothe socket inthecenteropen...

Page 23: ...s roof The antenna s magnets cannot adhere to non ferrous metals or plastics If this is the vehicle you need to use consider either mounting the antenna to the hood bonnet if steel or other ferrous me...

Page 24: ...r formance and in extreme cases the cable could short to the grounding braid possibly dam aging the IP Commander Avoid routing the coaxial cable inside the vehicle by running through a trunk boot or l...

Page 25: ...our vehicle Thuraya Handset Operation Figure 8 Thuraya Handset Configured for Use With IP Commander A Thuraya compatible handset is provided It is designed to plug into the Thuraya IP Commander front...

Page 26: ...oice Modeto Data Standard Mode Auto Connect IP Mode R 7 on keypad Reboot Thuraya IP Commander Change Modes Quick Boot 3 DataStandardMode 31 DataProfile1 32 DataProfile2 33 DataProfile3 34 DataProfile4...

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