COBHAM Sea Tel 2400, Руководство по установке

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Sea Tel 2400 Dual Band C/Ku Introduction
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EAR Controlled - ECCN EAR99
2.8. OpenAMI P™, ROAM or VACP
These each have standardized language incorporated into their (iDirect, Comtech & STM) modems which
communicates automatic beam switching settings from their options file to the Sea Tel ACU(s). This provides the
network a means of controlling automatic beam switching by the settings in the options file in the remote
modem.
2.9. FCC Compliance
This antenna system, with current software, contain FCC compliant supervisory software to continuously monitor
the pedestal pointing error. This supervisory software will trip an error flag, which will automatically cease
transmission within 100 milliseconds, if the pointing error should exceed 0.5 degrees. Transmission will not
resume until the pointing error drops below 0.2 degrees.
To be compliant with these FCC requirements, the “Transmit Mute” output of the Sea Tel below
decks controller must be connected to the “Mute I nput” of the satellite modem via serial or via an
Ethernet connection to the modem.
2.10. Cyber Security Caution
Sea Tel Antenna systems are not intended to be connected directly to the Internet. They must be connected
behind a dedicated network security device such as a firewall. In addition, we highly recommended that you
change default passwords. This is an extremely important consideration that must be taken into account as part
of commissioning procedures as attackers with malicious intent (after easily obtaining default passwords and
identify internet-connected systems) can be rendered a system inoperable.
For clarification purposes, the factory default Passwords/Configurations are only intended for initial production
testing/verification purposes and it is an assumed responsibility of the installing partner to change and record the
login credentials and is shared only with persons whom are directly responsible for operation/maintenance of the
system. Instructions on how to change passwords may be located within the system manual.