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Using Tieline Codecs
over BGAN
Version 1
14 May 2009
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- Page 1 Whilst the information has been prepared by Inmarsat in good faith, and all reasonable efforts have been made to ensure its accuracy, Inmarsat makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy, completeness or fitness for purpose or use of the information. Inmarsat shall not be liable for any loss or damage of any kind, including indirect or consequential loss, arising from use of the information and all warranties and conditions, whether express or implied by statute, common law or otherwise, are hereby excluded to the extent permitted by English law.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Setting up Tieline for ISDN broadcasting Equipment needed Setting up the BGAN terminal Setting up the Codec to Connect over ISDN using BGAN Dialing from an Inmarsat terminal Dialing into a BGAN terminal Tieline Codec configuration ISDN hints and tips... -
Page 3: Overview
This document describes how to configure Tieline i-Mix G3 and Commander G3 audio codecs for connections over the Inmarsat BGAN satellite network using either IP or ISDN connections. Note: Testing was conducted using a Thrane & Thrane Explorer 700 terminal. -
Page 4: Benefits To Bgan Users
Some terminals, such as the Thrane & Thrane EXPLORER 500, have ISDN via USB, which is NOT compatible with Tieline codecs. Important note: Please ensure that your Inmarsat service supports 64Kbps UDI (Unrestricted Digital Information). Make sure that the terminal settings are set for 64Kbps UDI operation and that the SIM is enabled for Data. -
Page 5: Setting Up The Codec To Connect Over Isdn Using Bgan
Using the compass on the back, point the antenna in the direction of the BGAN Satellite (in the US, this is the southern sky). Large trees or buildings obstructing the line of site may cause a weak signal or no signal at all. Turn power on by hitting the small grey “On”... -
Page 6: Dialing From An Inmarsat Terminal
1. Dial the IDD prefix (the international prefix needed to dial from the country you are in to another country). 2. Dial the Inmarsat code 870 (like the Country Code when dialing between different countries). 3. Dial the mobile number for the Inmarsat terminal. -
Page 7: Setting Up For Tieline Ip Broadcasting Over Bgan
Setting up for Tieline IP broadcasting over BGAN This section describes how to set up BGAN for use with Tieline codecs over IP. Both 32Kbps and 64Kbps BGAN IP data connections provide 15 - 20kHz audio, depending on the available bit rate of the connection. - Page 8 Now your terminal is configured to start a Streaming 32 kbps connection after you register on the network. Restart your terminal and click OK after properly pointing the terminal. Once the Explorer is register on the BGAN network you will be connected automatically with a 32 kbps streaming connection.
- Page 9 To initiate a connection from the LCD MMI: Go to the main view of the LCD. Press the Arrow Down button until the CONNECT menu is selected Press OK Select Streaming 32 and press OK button Select START and press the OK button Press the OK button to confirm the 32 kbps Streaming connection and wait a minute or two to allow the EXPLORER to register the Packet Switched connection with the BGAN system.
- Page 10 Connecting to the EXPLORER 500 BGAN terminal from the web server The 32 kbps Streaming service can started from the built-in Web Server of the EXPLORER 500 by pressing the “Start Streaming 32” link in the bottom of the page. See the screenshot below. To confirm to start the 32 kbps streaming press OK on the following pop up window After a few minutes, the information under ONGOING DATA SESSIONS in the built-in Web Server will show that the 32 kbps Streaming connection has been established.
- Page 11 Connecting to the EXPLORER 110 via LCD MMI A 32 kbps Streaming service should be initiated from the BGAN terminal and needs to be configured from the EXPLORER 110’s built-in web server (via a PC’s web browser). Open your internet web browser and type the following IP address in the address bar: 192.168.0.1 Now you should see the web server interface.
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Page 12: Connecting To Bgan
Next, click on Data connections on the left hand menu. The following screen displays: Change the connection type by clicking the drop down box and select ‘Streaming 32 kbps’. Make sure your Data Connection Activation is set to ‘Automatic when any PC is connected to the Unit. -
Page 13: Setting Up The Wideye Sabre Bgan Terminal
Press the Activate on the front panel of the terminal and you will automatically register to the network. Open your internet web browser and type the following IP address in the address bar: 192.168.0.1 Next, click on Data connections on the left hand side menu. Finally, scroll down and click ‘Connect’... - Page 14 Select the connection Type as Streaming 32 Check mark Set as default Click on Update Settings Your configuration should look like this: Click on the Settings Tab Select Router Mode (Single User) 10. Check the box for Auto PDP context Activation. This opens a Streaming connection automatically after you register with the network.
- Page 15 Your configuration should look like this: 11. Reboot the terminal 12. Accept the signal strength by pressing Enter on the LCD screen. Your Streaming connection should start in a minute or so. Page 13...
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Page 16: Setting Up The Hughes 9201 Bgan Terminal
Setting up the Hughes 9201 BGAN terminal A 32 kbps Streaming service should be initiated from the BGAN terminal and needs to be configured from the Hughes 9201’s built-in web server (via a PC’s web browser). Open your internet web browser and type the following IP address in the address bar: 192.168.128.100. -
Page 17: Setting Up The Codec To Connect Over Ip Using Bgan
Click on Restart Terminal. The following screen displays: Configure the codec’s Static IP address in order to open the 32k Streaming connection automatically after registration. To do this: Press softkey 4 “MENU” Select “Configuration” “Advanced Menu” “LAN Settings” “IP Setup” “Static”... -
Page 18: Changing Codec Frames Per Packet (Bundling)
products such as iPods, MP3 Players, MiniDisc, CD players, etc. and “Balanced” for professional balanced audio devices. Next, program the codec with a fixed jitter buffer to allow for packet delay in the terrestrial data network between the satellite receiver station and the radio or TV station you are dialing. Press softkey 4 "Menu" > "Configuration"... -
Page 19: Further Details And Support
IP. The Quick Start Manual for Tieline codecs provides all the information you need to know about dialing and connecting a codec over IP. These can both be downloaded from www.tieline.com. Further details and support Inmarsat contact: Email: Customer_care@inmarsat.com Tieline contact:...