Wideye iSavi SH-100, Руководство пользователя

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10
iSavi
™
User Guide
CONNECT TO THE NETWORK
Make sure you place your iSavi™ in the open air, with an unobstructed view of the sky. Next, you point
iSavi™ towards the satellite in the correct direction for connection.
Press and hold the Power button for five seconds to turn it On.
It takes around one to two minutes for iSavi ™ to power up and enter antenna pointing mode.
There are three methods for antenna pointing:
• LED visual pointing mode
• Audio assisted pointing mode
• IsatHub Control app
METHOD 1: LED VISUAL POINTING MODE
You can point iSavi ™ terminal to the satellite network by using the Antenna Pointing LEDs.
Tilt iSavi ™ up or down in the
direction of the flashing green
light until both ‘up’ and ‘down’
LEDs display in solid green.
Turn iSavi ™ left or right in the
direction of the flashing green
light until both ‘left’ and ‘right’
LEDs display in solid green.
When all four tilt & turn LEDs
are solid green, press the
flashing ‘Exit Pointing Mode’
button. iSavi ™ is now connected
to the network.
Note:
Once the network is available, all four antenna pointing LEDs will be turned off after one minute.
The LEDs of ‘Power’ button and ‘Exit Pointing Mode’ button may sometimes be hard to see under bright sunlight.
Use the signal strength indicator in the Control app or web console in the bright environments.
If LEDs display any other pattern of illumination, please refer to Appendix A: Antenna Pointing LED Status Table on page 63 to
understand the status of the iSavi
™
.
During operation, the iSavi radiates radio frequency energy within the safe MPE
(Maximum Permissible Exposure) level.
However, it is highly recommended that for safety reasons, keep a distance of 1
metre or more from the iSavi™ when use.
Caution
Hot surface
Handle with caution when touching the underside surface of the terminal, especially
when in use or just after powering down.
Note:
By default, the antenna pointing is in LED visual pointing mode. In some cases , you might encounter magnetic interference. Refer to the
next page for more information.