Wideye iSavi SH-100, Руководство пользователя

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iSavi
™
User Guide
36. What is really the maximum power required if the battery is empty and my iSavi
™
need to
be operated and charged at the same time?
The input DC voltage of iSavi™ can be between 15VDC and 20VDC.
Depending on the input voltage you supply multiplied by the supplied current needs to be equal to or
greater than 20 watts to run the iSavi unit and 50 watts to run the iSavi unit and also charge the battery.
Addvalue recommend that for a full load (transmitting at full capacity and charging the battery at the
same time) the charger or panel should be capable of providing 65 watts
Note: Battery pack draws up 1.5A from 18V source when charging.
37. Can I use a smaller solar panel to charge iSavi
™
?
iSavi™ terminal can be charged with a Solar Panel delivering around 30 watts at 18 VDC, which means
that the battery will take a bit longer to charge. The charging speed will be faster if you charge the battery
alone without attaching to the transceiver.
38. Can I use iSavi
™
in the rain?
iSavi™ is having the ingress protection rating of IP65, which means it is protected from dust ingress and
low pressure water jets from any direction. However, under charging condition, you need to protect the
terminal from the rain or water contact.
39. What is the recommended configuration for DTMF type (IsatHub Voice app)?
DTMF is sent when you press a number key with an auto attendant (such as “press 1 for customer
service”). By default, the voice app is configured under Inband DTMF .
SIP INFO has lesser packet lost and you are recommended to Send DTMF using SIP INFO.
40. iSavi
™
points me to APAC satellite but I want to point to MEAS satellite. Is there a method
for this?
Control App and LED Visual Pointing Mode methods always point you to the recommended satellite.
You can manually point to the satellite that you want based on the reference Elevation and Azimuth angle
displayed at the home page of the Web Console.