Hughes Satellite IP Modem R-BGAN User Manual page 59

Number and Description
25
Network connection
failure - GPRS stack could
not detach from MUX
interface. Power down and
try again.
26
SIM card error - IMSI field
is longer than 8 bytes and is
invalid. Please contact your
Service Provider.
27
GPRS software internal
failure - GPRS stack
message subscription
failure. Please contact your
Service Provider.
28
Terminal Equipment has
been disconnected from
the User Terminal. Please
establish the connection
29
Network access blocked
– GPS fix is too old. Power
down and try again. UT will
attempt to reacquire
connection after receiving
a new GPS fix.
30
Network service is not
available – Invalid position
for selected LAI. Please
power down and contact
your Service Provider.
38
Network access blocked
- Stored GPS data may not
reflect true location. Please
obtain a new GPS location.
39
User Info encoded in SIM
is not supported at your
reported location.
40
Network connection
failure - Please update
System Information versions
with SysInfo Upgrader and
GPS fix, then reboot the UT.
Or contact your service
provider.
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Cause
Internal software error.
SIM card may have been
programmed incorrectly.
Internal software error.
The connection between
Terminal Equipment and User
Terminal has been removed,
or
The interface cable between
Terminal Equipment and User
Terminal is not plugged in
properly.
The GPS fix is invalid or UT is
unable to obtain the valid
GPS fix.
Network connection failure
due to invalid position
Connection failure due to
invalid GPS information
The User Info encoded in the
SIM card is not allowed for
wireless service in the current
area.
The System Information file(s)
and the GPS position are
unknown.
Solution
Power down the Satellite IP Modem
and try again. If the problem continues,
contact your Service Provider.
SIM card was incorrectly programmed.
The SIM card must be replaced by
another from your Service Provider.
Power down the Satellite IP Modem
and try again. If the problem continues,
contact your Service Provider.
Remove and reinsert the interface
cable from both the PC and the
Modem. When done reboot the UT.
Verify that the Modem has an open
view of the sky to get a GPS fix.
If the problem continues, contact your
Service Provider.
If the problem continues, contact your
Service Provider.
Verify that the Modem has an open
view of the sky to get a current GPS fix.
If the problem continues, contact your
Service Provider.
Contact your Service Provider.
Upgrade the System Information file by
using the System Information Upgrader
tool. Also please verify that the Modem
has an open view of the sky to get a
GPS fix. When done reboot the UT.
If the problem continues after
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