FTS LT1-CELL-VZ, Руководство оператора

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To test the LT1-CELL, you will only need to connect the telemetry and power. There is no need to
connect sensors
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as the GPS and internal LT1 data points will provide enough data to confirm
functionality.
1)
Connect the power, GPS antenna, and cellular antenna as described in Chapter 3 and wait
until the system, telemetry and GPS LED status indicators are solid or blinking.
2)
Open the FTS360 Config App, log in, and select the station from the Station Discovery screen
(identified by its serial number found under the SD card port access). The station’s health
indicators should display, confirming connectivity and power.
3)
Select the Cellular menu and ensure the correct APN
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is entered. The APN is provided by
either FTS or your cellular provider, dependant on your agency’s communication plan. See
Section 5.3 for a list of APNs for FTS plans and instructions on how to enter the APN if
required.
4)
Confirm cellular LED goes solid to indicate connectivity. Refer to the trouble shooting guide
(Appendix A) if the light does not go solid. Cellular connectivity must be established for data
to be published to FTS360.
5)
If configuring sensors, connect and configure sensors (Chapter 4). Synchronize the device
with FTS 360, disconnect from the station, and confirm the sensor data is published in
FTS360 as scheduled.
5.2.2 TESTING THE LT1-GOES
Ideally, when testing the LT1 GOES, a message with data should be sent to ensure expected data
does not exceed the allotted transmission window. This will require the GPS to have obtained a fix,
sensors to be configured, data collected, and a full message transmitted in accordance with your
transmission schedule. Therefore, ensure you allot sufficient time before your scheduled
transmission window to complete set up.
HINT: Allow sufficient time to complete setup, configuration, and data collection
before your allotted transmission window.
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Unless configuring the LT1 and sensors prior to travelling to a remote site as outlined in section 2.2
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Access Point Name: the name of the gateway between a mobile network and another computer network
such as the Internet
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