UHP-1200 OUTDOOR SATELLITE ROUTER
GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND INSTALLATION GUIDE, v3.2
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3.
OPERATIONS
UHP Routers belong to the class of unattended equipment and during its operation does not require any special
staff exploitation. When operated as SCPC station or TDM/TDMA terminal the satellite router does not require any
changes of settings or it is configured remotely from the Hub. The tasks of operational staff are limited to the
following:
Monitoring of climatic environment of operation, ensuring the absence of dust, preventing the ingress of
moisture on the surface of the device. Should provide unrestricted air access to router for cooling.
Cables connected to the device must not suffer any significant impact on the connections of the router.
All connectors must be properly attached and secured.
3.1
Software updates
One of the key advantages of UHP satellite routers is the ability to extend the functionality by updating the
software. Software updates also include fixes for known bugs and improving the algorithms of the system.
3.2
Powering off
The router can be powered off by disconnecting its DC cord from the power supply.
3.3
Safety instructions for operations
Connect and disconnect any cables only when router is powers off;
The router must have a reliable grounding;
Do not try to repair the router and not use it for other purposes;
There no serviceable components inside, opening a housing is not permitted;
Servicing by qualified personnel only.