C-COM Satellite iNetVu 7710, Руководство пользователя

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iNetVu™ 7710 Controller User Manual
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Hemisphere
Hemisphere the modem is operating in, For instance, North American operating modems would be set to
“W”, representing western hemisphere.
LNB 22 KHz Tone
The option on the modem side must match the status option on the DVB Transponder side. The 22 KHz
tone can be disabled or enabled for supporting modems that allow for acquisition with LNBs that switch
frequency ranges by adjusting the 22 KHz tone. This option is disabled by default.
DVB-S1/DVB-S2A
Required on Hughes Ku (HX Modem) the DVB-S type of the modem to be set to allow the modem to stay
online after the TX enable command has been sent from the controller. If the DVB-S type on the modem
is not set to the same as the controller (default used is DVB-S) the communication will be lost after
modem goes online.
Disable ACP
This checkbox allows the user to enable or disable the ACP process for the HNS supported modems. If
this box is selected, the modem will not perform ACP and will try to enable the transmitter automatically
after peaking. If this box is NOT selected, the controller will attempt to perform an ACP after peaking on
satellite and before enabling the transmitter
iDirect Modem Options:
iDirect’s Auto Beam Selection provides the mobile user coverage with a single modem without
having to reconfigure the modem when moving between different regions that possess different
satellite beams in order to have continuous coverage.
Password
The default password is “P@55w0rd!” which is based on most iDirect modem requirements. Password
must be entered to have modem controller communication.
Enable iDirect Broadcast
The Controller can be configured to broadcast with iDirect service by putting a checkmark in the box. This
Allows iDirect users with broadcast configured modems, to lock onto a DVB carrier, and enable the
transmitter in the iDirect modem automatically after peaking through the 7700 Series Controller.
This happens when reference satellite is used and system deploys to the target but no signal lock is
achieved, the controller will than use the last position and perform a blind search.