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ArcLight Hub User’s Guide
Rev. 001 1081006 xv
About This Manual
The ArcLight
TM
Users Manual is intended to cover all aspects of
operation of the ArcLight System Network pertaining to software
screens and network operation. A companion ArcLight Hardware
Manual covers hardware installation, operation, and troubleshooting.
The ArcLight Users manual is segmented into six main areas.
•
Chapter 1 provides a general description of the overall ArcLight
Network
•
Chapter 2 addresses initial setup of the network. An NMS Client
Setup Wizard guides the user through the initial client setup
process. This is followed by instructions on setting up the first
ViaSat Mobile Terminal (VMT)
• Chapter 3 covers both the Hub and VMT NMS configuration and
status screens and provides details on how to manage the
ArcLight network. It also provides step-by-step procedures that
are intended to be quick references for frequently used
procedures. Where lengthy procedures are required, check lists
of required information are included to help the user assemble
the necessary data before starting the procedure. It is assumed
that the user is logged on and viewing the screens that are
identified by screen name, so the screen shots are omitted from
Chapter 3
•
Chapter 4 provides information on additional network
management tools
•
Chapter 5 provides information on the installation, operation
and troubleshooting of the components of the ArcLight System
network. (For hardware installation and troubleshooting topics
refer to the
ArcLight
TM
Hub Installation and Maintenance Guide )
Terminology conventions used in this manual include:
Window – refers to screens that can be minimized and recalled from the
program control bar at the bottom of the monitor display.
Tab screens – refers to displays presented from clicking tabs on a main
screen.
Screens – refers to all other displays presented from clicking on
continuation buttons.
Pop-ups – refers to displays presented automatically based on some
action the user has taken, such as confirmation questions, information
confirmations, or error messages.
Tool-tips – refers to descriptive messages displayed by placing the
cursor on an editable field.