Step 6 - Test Sat-Fi2 Configuration And Connection; Best Practice Uses - Globalstar Sat-Fi2 User Manual

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Step 6 – Test Sat-Fi2 Configuration and Connection
Perform the following to make a satellite call, send a text message, receive a call or browse and confirm the Sat-Fi2
is configured and operational:
1. Verify the following:
- The Sat-Fi2 is outside with 360 clear view of the sky with no obstructions (buildings, trees, etc.)
- The Sat-Fi2 is facing up – logo/power button facing up
- The Sat-Fi2 co-located antenna is fully extended in the upright position and powered on
2. Verify the
and the
are displayed on the Sat-Fi2 app indicating the Sat-Fi2 has a good
satellite connection.
3. Select the Phone icon
4. On the telephone key pad either:
- Enter a telephone number
- Select a contact
5. Select the phone icon to place the call
6. Within a few seconds you will hear a dial tone and be connected
7. Select
to disconnect/hang-up
8. The Sat-Fi2 is now configured and operational
Globalstar Sat-Fi2 User Guide

Best Practice Uses

The Sat-Fi2 WILL NOT work indoors and needs to
be outside
The Sat-Fi2 co-located antenna needs to be fully extended
in the upright position
Power on the Sat-Fi2 prior to use – The Sat-Fi2 can take
up to 5 minutes to boot up and acquire a GPS fix
For optimal performance:
The Sat-Fi2 needs a clear 360° view of the sky with
no obstructions (buildings, trees, etc.)
The Sat-Fi2 should be placed on a flat surface with the Power Button and Sat-Fi2 Logo facing
up towards the sky
The Sat-Fi2 will work best if it is on a higher surface
NOTE: LTE and Wi-Fi interference may degrade the Sat-Fi2's performance.
Ensure all users download and install the Sat-Fi2 App prior to leaving Internet/Cellular service
Before making a voice call or sending a text message, ensure
the Sat-Fi2 App, indicating that the Sat-Fi2 has a good satellite connection
and the
are displayed on the Status Bar of
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