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Loading NSD
Position the vehicle's tow hitch
over solid, level ground.
Remove the Hitch Adapter from
the Chassis Bed and insert the
Receiver Tongue into the hitch
of vehicle. Secure with the Anti-
Rattle Hitch Pin ensuring that
the threaded block is on in-
serted side, refer to page 32.
Set the Height Adjustment of
the Hitch Adapter. Minimum
Clearance between the bottom
of a mounted NSD and the
ground is 12". Refer to page 33.
Pull the Hitch Adapter's Mount-
ing Box up & away from the
vehicle to seat the PitchLok Pins
in the LOAD position.
LOAD
Raise the NSD by rotating the
Crank Handle CLOCKWISE to
elevate the Mounting Pin above
the Hitch Adapter. Roll into po-
sition with the Mounting Pin
above the Mounting Box Re-
ceiver Tube.
Turn the Crank Handle
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE to
lower the Mounting Pin into the
Hitch Adapter until the Mount-
ing Tabs drop and lock into their
respective holes.
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- Page 1 Remove the Hitch Adapter from the Chassis Bed and insert the Receiver Tongue into the hitch Raise the NSD by rotating the of vehicle. Secure with the Anti- Crank Handle CLOCKWISE to Rattle Hitch Pin ensuring that...
- Page 2 STOP turning the handle. Give the Unit a firm push at the top to- Check the NSD ride position. It wards the vehicle. The PitchLok should be level left-to-right and Pins will slide down into the have a slight pitch towards the TRANSPORT position.
- Page 3 Verify NSD chassis lights are Exercise caution to not pinch fully functional before traveling. the Brake Lines. Remove the Steering Lock Pin (A) and both Leg Pins (B). Rotate the axle half-way up, then rotate the steering handle counterclockwise 180°.
- Page 4 Unloading NSD Rotate the Steering Axle down- Position the vehicle (and the wards approximately halfway mounted NSD) over firm, level and then rotate the steering ground. handle clockwise 180°. Disconnect and stow the 4-pin light connector. Set the NSD’s Parking Brake.
- Page 5 Upper Frame fully lowered c. PitchLok Pins pop loose and to prevent tipping. the Mounting Pin comes out of Roll the NSD to the desired lo- the Mounting Box. cation for operation. If the PitchLok Pins do not re-...
- Page 6 Anchor opposite end to weight. slot in stabilizer leg. Repeat for remaining orange cables. If NSD is not close to level due KEYHOLE to uneven ground, reverse pro- cess to take weight off the stabilizers and extend leveling Lower chassis Pull Handle to feet on the downhill side.
- Page 7 Satellite Deployment screen. The satellite signal ac- Transport the NSD to the ap- quisition system is automatic propriate location on solid, level ground with a clear view of the Southern sky. Deploy stabilizer legs as shown on Stabilizer Quick Start Guide.
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Page 8: Sbo Radio
SBO Radio Ensure the NSD is stabilized, After 5 minutes verify RF LED powered, and that internet on the radio is solid green. backhaul has been established. Install the LTE antenna mast head onto the mast. Connect the LTE antennas to the Antenna Deck ports marked “Radio 1”... - Page 9 Welcome to the NSD community. We thank you for your support and hope you enjoy our excellent products, documentation, and customer service. If there are questions regarding your NSD or the contents of this manual, please call the Rescue 42 toll-free at: (888) 427-3728 The purpose of this Owner’s Manual is to provide explanations and proce-...
- Page 10 Rescue 42, Inc. Rescue 42 may change the contents without notice and without incurring obligation.
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Page 11: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Skid Loading ......37 SBO Radio ......... 8 Pod ............38 Warnings & Safety......13 Enclosure & Frame ...... 38 Notes ............ 16 Power System ....... 39 Symbols .......... 16 Power Control Module ... 39 Manual Reference ....16 Battery Monitor ...... - Page 12 Lubrication ........78 Grounding for Generator Use Battery Replacement ....78 ............71 Troubleshooting ........ 79 Grounding for Possible NSD System ........79 Lightning Strike ......72 Cellular Radio ....... 81 Procedures .......... 73 Warranty ..........83 Connecting AC Power ....73 Serial Numbers ........
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Page 13: Warnings & Safety
READ THESE WARNINGS BEFORE USING THE NSD Failure to follow these instructions or heed these warnings may cause dam- age to the NSD, the vehicle or other property, cause bodily injury or death, and void the warranty. Warnings & Safety Never transport a NSD on a vehi- •... - Page 14 • Do not drill, weld, or modify any Pin are not coated with a rust • part of a NSD. Never alter or re- prohibiting coating. These mov- place a component on the ing parts must be kept well Runner with any part except one lubricated with grease to ensure supplied by Rescue 42, Inc.
- Page 15 E-Mail: info@rescue42.com use. www.Rescue42.com • NSD locks are designed to deter vandalism and theft but should not be considered theft proof. It is recommended to secure the • unit to the vehicle if left unat- Rescue 42, Inc.
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Page 16: Notes
Indicates warnings that must be PCM – Power Control Module • followed to avoid damage to the • PEP – Power Entry Panel NSD unit or personal injury or death. SBO – Single Band Outdoor • SEP – Signal Entry Panel • System Identifiers SIM –... - Page 17 This page intentionally left blank.
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Page 18: Overview
Overview The NSD is a two-part system; the Runner which is the Scissor Lift System and transport component, and the Pod which contains the communications and power components of the NSD system. 1. Satellite Terminal (VSAT) 2. Air Conditioner / Heater 3. - Page 19 In addition to the Stabilizers, the viewed from the steering end. The Parking Brake must be locked, and Serial # on the NSD Label is the Pri- the included Wheel Chocks must be mary Serial given by Rescue 42. The used when deploying a NSD.
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Page 20: Runner (Chassis)
Runner (Chassis) Upper Frame Brake Lever Thrust Screw Parking Brake Pull Handle Bridge Crank Handle Hitch Adapter Disc Brakes Tail Axle Steering Axle Trailer Light Plug Box Scissor Lift System Mounting Pin Lower Frame Wheel Chocks... - Page 21 Scissor Lift System The NSD Chassis is equipped with a Scissor Lift System that can be raised and lowered for transportation or de- ployment. Parking Brake & Wheel Chocks There is a Brake Lever (A) and a Parking Brake Lock (B) on the Pull...
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Page 22: Initial System Setup
Initial System Setup Set Source Power Switch to AC The NSD comes with all circuits in an on the front of the PCM. open state. This disconnects the bat- tery, ICU, and all incoming power sources. Turn on all circuit breakers lo- cated on the rear of the PCM. -
Page 23: Runner
Always Use the Basic Operation included Wheel Chocks. Brake System Trailer Lights The NSD is equipped with a brake The NSD is equipped with Running, system to control the steering Turning, and Brake Lights. wheels. There is a Brake Lever (A) -
Page 24: Raising & Lowering
CLOCKWISE will extend the Scissor Repeat steps 1-2 as necessary. Legs and is performed when: Hex Attachment Point The NSD is on the ground and • need to RAISE the Pod Do NOT use any power tools on Unloading the Vehicle-Mounted •... -
Page 25: Loading
Clearance between the bottom of a mounted NSD and the Read all instructions carefully ground is 12”. Refer to page 33. before attaching the NSD to a vehicle Pull the Hitch Adapter’s Mount- and driving away. ing Box up & away from the... - Page 26 Continue lowering until the weight begins to transfer to the vehicle’s suspension. STOP turn- Check the NSD ride position. It ing the handle. Give the Unit a should be level left-to-right and firm push at the top towards the have a slight pitch towards the vehicle.
- Page 27 Verify NSD chassis lights are fully functional before traveling. Exercise caution to not pinch the Brake Lines. Remove the Steering Lock Pin (A) and both Leg Pins (B). Rotate the axle half-way up, then rotate the steering handle counterclockwise 180°.
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Page 28: Unloading
Unloading A clearance of four to five (4-5) feet on the sides and back of mounted NSD will be necessary during the unloading process. (The NSD may need to be handled from any of the DOWN three sides and proper clearance will... -
Page 29: Transporting On Vehicle
Upper Frame fully lowered Handle CLOCKWISE, until the to prevent tipping. c. PitchLok Pins pop loose and Roll the NSD to the desired loca- the Mounting Pin comes out of tion for operation. the Mounting Box. Transporting on Vehicle... -
Page 30: Transporting On Ground
Always verify proper connection Avoid soft terrain such as soil of the 4-pin Trailer Light Cable and sand. The NSD is designed to be and double check all Road Lights transported by vehicle over such sur- are in working order, BEFORE faces. -
Page 31: Hitch Adapter
The hitch adapter is the device that Pitch Adjustment allows the NSD to quickly couple To adjust the pitch of the NSD (the and uncouple to the vehicle. It comes angle toward or away from the vehi- preset to a common position for cle), mount the unit on the vehicle transporting. - Page 32 Roll Adjustment Lock Nuts [Y]. Tighten the Mounting Box Bolts [X] snug. Movement Reduction The NSD comes with an anti-rattle hitch pin pre-installed and is meant to reduce the slop in the Hitch Adapter tongue to the Hitch Receiver of the vehicle.
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Page 33: Storage
Hitch Height. Adjust the Hitch Adapter Height to the vehicle’s hitch DO NOT operate the vehicle height. To calculate the hitch re- with the NSD attached if there is not ceiver’s ground clearance, measure sufficient ground clearance. the distance between the ground... -
Page 34: Stabilizers
Wi-Fi & LTE Antennas, slide into Tension Position (C). and/or removing the Generator and Auxiliary Fuel Tank. (This will ensure the NSD is properly leveled.) Remove the Red Safety Lanyards and Lower each Stabilizer Leg to the ground. Use the Crank Handle to raise the Body ~12”... -
Page 35: Stowing
The Bullseye Level on top of the NSD can show the tilt in two planes at the same time. To read the level, look at the marked circle in the center and note the posi- tion of the bubble. The bubble will always travel to the higher side. - Page 36 Clockwise until all feet are just above the ground. a. Ensure legs are fully pivoted in lowest position. Lower NSD by rotating Counter- Clockwise until the first foot touches the ground. a. This can happen to multiple feet simultaneously depending on the level of the ground.
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Page 37: Skid Loading
Cables are taut and NSD from a pallet or skid. wheels are just off the ground. Position NSD with enough room Rotate both sets of wheels to... -
Page 38: Pod
Enclosure & Frame Overview The Enclosure of the NSD houses all the electronic equipment. Inside is a vibration damped 19-inch rack mount to which the equipment is se- curely mounted. It is secured with four lockable latches for a tight seal. -
Page 39: Power System
5V USB Power Outlet front panel. AC Receptacle Lighting - Exterior a. For Charging Phone/Laptop Four LED Light Bars are mounted at Interior Lighting Switch the top of the NSD Box (one on each Exterior Lighting Switch Source Power Selector... - Page 40 If tripped the yellow swing arm will the NSD. rotate downward into view. To man- ually trip the breaker (operate as a Information on the fuses can be...
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Page 41: Battery Monitor
Power Inlet Circuit Breakers Battery Monitor The two white handle breakers (E & If battery is disconnected from F) protect the incoming AC and DC monitor, the battery monitor will sources. need to be resynced by fulling charg- If tripped, the actuator moves posi- ing the unit before showing correct tively to the OFF position. -
Page 42: Alarm
Settings will sync automatically tory settings to operate with the and can be verified by a green battery in the NSD. In the event of check after the setting is settings loss refer to this chart to re- changed. - Page 43 PCM is set to AC and there is no in- Email to text is available but carrier coming AC power detected. This dependent through an SMS gateway. alerts the user that the NSD has Provider Email Gateway switched to operating from the AT&T...
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Page 44: Climate Control
Save settings. based on the ambient environment Audible Alarm Mute of the NSD. Located next to the alarm buzzer on When powered the internal fan will the bottom of the enclosure is a si- always be on circulating air. The ex- lence switch (A). - Page 45 60°F. This will start to the air condi- direction from step 3 until an au- tioner sooner in the day to keep the dible click is heard and promptly NSD cooler into the hot time of the stop. day. The thermostat is now calibrated to The current temperature inside the within approximately 5°F.
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Page 46: Mast
Mast Level & Stabilize the NSD (page Included on the NSD is a non-con- 36). ductive fiberglass 5-meter mast. It is Attach the bracket and antenna used to elevate antennas and other setup to be deployed on top of light equipment. - Page 47 1. Fully stow mast before proceed- Drive the stakes into the ground ing. at a ~45° angle, toward the 2. Open clamp by lifting lever into Mast. vertical ‘up’ position. 3. Turn screw using a #3 Phillips screwdriver counterclockwise just before the clamping ears are providing light resistance to the inner tube.
- Page 48 Guy Line Tensioners Hook a Tensioner Strap (C) to The guy line tensioners allow a quick each Stake using a Lark’s Head and easy solution to guy the mast. and hook the Tensioner to the They are a single direction pull with open loop.
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Page 49: Sbo Radio
SBO Radio Transmitting The NSD is a Cell on Wheels (COW) Deploying the NSD and transmitting with the SBO (single band outdoor) coverage is completed in two steps. radio. 1. Connect and extend radio anten- nas. 2. Power the radio. -
Page 50: Powering Cellular Radio
Failure to heed this warning 7. Repeat for opposing Antenna. may result in damage to equipment and RF exposure. 1. Verify the NSD is stabilized, powered, and that internet back- haul has been established. 2. Verify antennas fully connected and deployed. -
Page 51: Sbo Light Codes
SBO Light Codes Status LED In the event you do not get 3 green Color Description System is booting up lights follow the troubleshooting Solid RED Initializing or fault section to check for common setup raised issues on page 81. These generally Blinking Startup sequence refer to:... -
Page 52: Inverter/Charger Cabinet
The circuit breaker next to the switches protects the fan circuit. It is a push to reset type of circuit breaker. In the event the NSD is stored in a hot location (above 104°F) the fan will turn on even when not pow- ered on. - Page 53 Transfer Mode AC Under Voltage Level Inverter Shutdown Recovery Audible Alarm Battery Type Absorption Voltage 14.4 Float Voltage 13.6 Charger Current Charger Ignition Control AC Input Breaker Changing Settings To change the default value to a dif- ferent value: Press and hold the button for three seconds to enter the feature settings mode.
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Page 54: Power Entry Panels
Power Entry Panels 3 - Satellite PEP (WV750) There are three Power Entry Panels mounted on the enclosure that have a variety of power, networking, and signal connections. 1 - AC Inlet PEP Located above the Inverter Charger Cabinet, the AC Inlet PEP handles all incoming AC power and all power Terminal Data (DATA) - BLUE and signal lines that can be deployed... -
Page 55: Generator & Fuel System
Generator & Fuel System a. This is located on auxiliary The included generator is used to fuel tank if using extended run power the NSD when Shore Power system. (a Plug-in Outlet) is not available. Become familiarized with the gener- ator and its operation before use. -
Page 56: Generator Storage
The electrical panel on the gen- the CLOSED position to start the erator is inaccessible while fully engine, gradually move it to the stowed inside the NSD. This is a se- OPEN position as the engine curity feature to prevent unwanted warms up. -
Page 57: Auxiliary Fuel Tank
Extended Runtime under the rear support bracket. In extreme circumstances it is possi- ble to extend the runtime of the NSD Refueling system well past the expected 60 Always remove fuel tank from hours by following this process. -
Page 58: Satellite System
Satellite System Fully stabilize NSD. The WV750 antenna is an auto-ac- Turn on the Master Power quire and auto-stow system and Switch. accommodates the TRIA supplied by Wait 10 seconds, then turn on ViaSat. the Winegard WV750 controller by pressing its small green The WV750 antenna system con- power button (A). -
Page 59: Stowing
Heading’ screen or main screen Follow manufacture specifications that shows N/A under compass for alignment and compensation. a. Walk the NSD in a figure 8 Remote Satellite Deployment pattern. Repeat twice if neces- In certain situations, it may be advan- sary. -
Page 60: Viasat Mite App
Use the Four (4) Black Knobs to Use the Crank Handle to lower screw the board back onto the the NSD as low as possible. top of the Pod. Unscrew the four (4) black knobs Connect the two (2) original,... - Page 61 Data Table) versions. deploy the NSD. Connect mobile device to the Open MITe app. NSD network via Wi-Fi. Select Install. Open MITe app. Select Satellite Info. Select Status. Select Update and then select correct satellite.
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Page 62: Antennas
Alarm Strobe. 10-in-1 Antenna Mast LTE Out Ports (Yellow) Cradlepoint LTE Antennas a. For SBO Radio The NSD comes pre-wired with two LTE In (Blue) additional LTE antenna ports (3) for a. Connections to secondary use with a secondary modem. An-... -
Page 63: Cradlepoint Wi-Fi Antennas
Cradlepoint Wi-Fi Antennas The Keys provided operate all locks For faster system setup the default on the NSD. One is a spare and it’s configuration on the Cradlepoint recommended to have it in an acces- uses the Yellow Wi-Fi antennas con- sible spot in case it is ever required nected to the 10-in-1. -
Page 64: Wireless & Networking
NSD operation. http://192.168.60.1/ In the event of a factory reset on the Factory default login credentials for router these settings must be reap- the router are included with the NSD. plied. Cloud Access Networking Configuration Cloud access is managed through Standard configuration of the net- Cradlepoint’s NetCloud Manager... -
Page 65: Status Monitoring
Standard NSD configuration is procedure when the NSD is depow- from the top-down prioritization: ered. The router will remain on for 120 seconds after shutdown. This is WAN >... - Page 66 Managing Users Through Cloud Tap the Wi-Fi network currently Login to NCM. connected. Click Devices from left menu. Tap Advanced > Metered > Treat Click router to be managed. as metered. Click Data Usage tab. Apple iOS: Click Clients. Connect the phone to Wi-Fi. Open the Settings app.
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Page 67: Sim Card Install
SIM Card Install A valid SIM card is required to connect to LTE backhaul through the router. Only 2FF Unscrew and remove the MC400 standard/mini SIM cards work. The modular modem door from the use of adapters is not recommended. front of the router. - Page 68 GPS: Indicates the status of SIGNAL STRENGTH: Blue GPS connection. LED bars indicate the active Blue = GPS locked modem’s signal strength. • Blinking Blue = Ob- 4 Solid Bars = Strongest • • taining lock signal No Light = Off/no 1 Blinking Bar = Weak- •...
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Page 69: Wi-Fi Calling
Wi-Fi Calling By enabling Wi-Fi Calling on cellular devices, it can make phone calls and text messages possible in an area with little or no cellular coverage. Turning on Wi-Fi Calling may differ from phone to phone and carrier to carrier. -
Page 70: Patch Panel
Satellite termi- connections throughout the enclo- nals, radios, and/or routers and sure to one easily accessed position. installed for the NSD. This makes network configuration changes quick and easy. Default Map The default patch panel configura-... -
Page 71: Grounding Kit
Mallet (B) from the Accessories Wear gloves to protect hands Bag. when handling or inspecting The NSD is equipped with 4 Grounding Kit. Wear safety glasses Grounding Points notated on the when hammering Grounding Stakes. chassis with green stickers. You will use 3 of these points. -
Page 72: Grounding For Possible Lightning Strike
distance from each other and spread out to maximum distance apart. Spread the 3 Wire Ropes to full length away from the deployable and as far away from each other Grounding for Possible Lightning as possible. (Minimum separa- Strike tion should be 60° although it is With the unit fully stabilized and preferred to be as close to 90°... -
Page 73: Procedures
AC source is stable. will be created. Depowering from Shore The NSD power system grounds dif- Switch the Source Power Switch ferently depending on what AC on PCM to ‘DC’ position. -
Page 74: Connecting Outside Dc Power74
Depowering from Generator AC power is the preferred power to Switch the Source Power Switch operate the NSD. If AC power is not on PCM to ‘DC’ position. readily available external DC power Turn the Input Selector Switch to can also be used. -
Page 75: Choosing A Deployment Location
Choosing a Deployment Lo- Low Power Operation cation To extend runtime, particularly when The NSD should be deployed on • operating from external DC sources firm, level ground. If the deploy- or the internal battery, all unneces- ment area is not level, the... -
Page 76: Accessory Bags & Drawer Contents
• AC Out Connector • Storage Drawers Contents (if available): External antennas • 2x LTE Stabilizer Leg Cables • 4x Orange 4x Red 2x Black Spare Fuse Kit • NSD and Storage Drawer Keys • NSD & Component Manuals •... -
Page 77: Maintenance
Cleaning ble before storing. It is recommended to clean the NSD Store in a covered, cool, dry location. of dirt and debris after each use. Soapy water and a shop rag will... -
Page 78: Lubrication
Lubrication The Hitch Adapter and thrust screw need periodic lubrication to keep components operating smoothly. Lubricant Specification: NLGI Grade 2 Moly Grease Apply to the following: Chassis Thrust Screw • Lubricant Specification: NLGI Grade 2 Grease Apply to the following: Hitch Adapter •... -
Page 79: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting NSD System Symptom Possible Cause Solution System is not turning Battery is dead Charge the system Circuit breaker discon- Reconnect battery circuit nected breaker. Master power control Find reason for blown fuse fuse blown and repair then replace fuse... - Page 80 Symptom Possible Cause Solution System alarm acti- Loss of AC power with If attempting to run from vated Input Power Source set AC source, see system not to AC charging from AC. If running from onboard battery set Input Power Source switch to DC.
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Page 81: Cellular Radio
Cellular Radio Symptom Possible Cause Solution No LED lights are No Power to the SBO Ensure that the SBO is plugged in, and its switch is in the on position SBO RF LED not Antenna or cable connec- De-power the SBO and then solid green tions are not well seated disconnect and tightly recon-... - Page 82 Notes:...
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Page 83: Warranty
(4) the product or part is delivered, freight prepaid to Rescue 42, Inc. Please contact Rescue 42, Inc. at (888) 427-3728 / (530) 891-3473 to get a return authori- zation number prior to return. -
Page 84: Serial Numbers
Serial Numbers NSD Components Item Desc Serial # MAC Addr Chassis Enclosure Air Conditioner Battery Monitor Cradlepoint Generator Inverter Charger Satellite Controller Satellite Terminal Satellite Modem (Ka) Satellite TRIA (Ka) Cradlepoint Settings Default Password SSID IMEI MEID...
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