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  • Page 1: User Manual

    MobileSat ® Optus MobileSat Mobile Satellite Telephone – S2 User Manual...
  • Page 2 Should you require assistance with regard to your new Optus Press NN or *NN (memory number) to view the memory MobileSat S2 phone, you are requested to direct your inquiry to the Authorised MobileSat Dealer from whom you purchased your and then hit to call the number.
  • Page 3 ® Mobile Satellite Telephone – S2, the Optus MobileSat S2. To make a simple phone call or to receive a phone call, you need to refer to the instructions in Chapter 1 and Chapter 2. For more advanced operations of the Optus MobileSat S2, read Chapters 3 to 6.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL Chapter 8 – EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS: GENERAL Suggests some possible problems you may encounter, and ways to overcome them. BASIC CONFIGURATION Chapter 9 – GENERAL INFORMATION: NOTES ON SAFETY CONTROLS AND FEATURES This covers such areas as copyrights, warranties and general service information.
  • Page 5 FCN 43: RING CADENCE SERVICE INFORMATION FCN 44: TONE VOLUME WARRANTY FCN 45: KEY BEEP ENABLE REPORTING A FAULT FCN 46: IN CALL DTMF TONES TRANSCEIVER TOP PANEL FCN 51: BACKLIGHT CONTROL MOBILESAT S2 COMPLETE PRODUCT CONFIGURATION FCN 52: DISPLAY CONTRAST...

  • Page 6: General

    GENERAL is designed to work directly with the LIST OF FIGURES Optus MobileSat S2 Optus B-Series satellites that is geostationary over the equator, FIGURE 1 – BASIC CONFIGURATION North East of Australia. FIGURE 2 – FRONT VIEW Therefore, for correct operation, there must be no physical FIGURE 3 –...

  • Page 7: Basic Configuration

    The following are instructions about Safety and Safety Precautions when using your telephone. Optus MobileSat S2 Failure to heed these safety instructions could result in serious personal injury and possible property damage. RADIO FREQUENCY INJURY (RADHAZ): Your phone is a power transmitting device.

  • Page 8: Notes On Safety

    For example: the letters ABC are not shown. COMPLIANCE LABELLING The Optus MobileSat S2 complies with the applicable regulatory requirements of the Australian Communications Authority (ACA) and the regulatory compliance A-Tick label is located on the underside of the telephone unit.
  • Page 9 CONTROLS AND FEATURES CONTROLS AND FEATURES CONTROLS AND FEATURES CONTROLS AND FEATURES 1. RECEIVER: Receives audio signals when handset is off hook. 2. Liquid Crystal Display SCREEN: 30 characters, 3 rows of 10 characters each. 3. FUNCTION KEYS: Send (transmit) key. Initiates the call after number selected.

  • Page 10: Controls And Features

    Standby (displaying Signal Strength Indication SSI from 0-20). The telephone gives an audible beep. This display maybe altered using FCN 53. See “FCN 53: WAKEUP SCREEN” on page 122. Optus S2 MobileSat Telephone Default Start Up Message 30 displacement blocks 3.

  • Page 11: Placing A Call

    CONTROLS AND FEATURES PLACING A CALL STANDBY Display PHONE NO Enter phone number Start the call request (Hold) Erase the number displayed Standby Standby and return to Standby screen (Weaker Signal) (Strong Signal) Before a successful call can be made, the phone must display Standby and an adequate receive signal strength.
  • Page 12 (Hold) To clear display and return to Standby. Configuration of phone locks may restrict your ability to make calls. Refer to Chapter 5 page 50. Table 1: Handset Displays during a Voice call from the Optus In Use MobileSat S2 Handset...
  • Page 13 To make a call Note: The TEL/FAX port of the Optus MobileSat S2 can be set to allow only voice calls to be made. Refer to Configuration Accessories on page 71. Lift the handset from the phone and wait for a steady dial tone.
  • Page 14 To initiate a data call, type ‘atdt’ followed by the full STD number of the destination you wish to dial. Note: The TEL/FAX port of the Optus MobileSat S2 can be set to allow only fax calls to be made. Refer to Configuration Accessories on page 71.
  • Page 15 ATI3 Report firmware version For information on receiving data calls, see “Receiving a DATA Call” on page 26. ATI4 “MT-S2”. Report internal code revision ATI5 Report Country Code Table 3: Handset Displays during a Data Call ATI6 Report Internal code revision...
  • Page 16 (continued) The Optus MobileSat S2 modem by default ignores DTR. To Command Description configure the Optus MobileSat S2 to hangup on DTR drop and AT&K3 CTS flow control then return to command mode, enter the AT command ‘AT&D2S25=10’. This setting can be saved using AT&W, and will AT&K4...

  • Page 17: Receiving A Call

    RECEIVING A CALL RECEIVING A CALL Answer Call Answer (press any key except Press any key (except ) while ringing to connect you with the calling party. Hang Up OR if the handset is in the cradle, removing it will answer the call.
  • Page 18 Replace the handset, or set the phone On Hook. FAX Call The Optus MobileSat S2 automatically directs the call to the fax machine connected to the TEL/FAX port if FCN 31 has fax operation activated. The fax machine can be set to answer the call automatically after several rings.

  • Page 19: During A Call

    Using the Optus MobileSat S2 Telephone for the First Time Provided that your terminal is configured correctly, RING will be The first time you use the Optus MobileSat S2 telephone, you will displayed by the terminal package for each incoming ring tone.

  • Page 20: Displays And Tones

    DURING A CALL DISPLAYS AND TONES Display Function • Release the to return to normal operation. abc) Phone is in Name-Tag mode. (lower case) Scratchpad Memory ABC) Phone is in Name-Tag mode. (upper case) You may be given information that you wish to store such as a new phone number or person's name (name tag).
  • Page 21 DISPLAYS AND TONES DISPLAYS AND TONES Display Function Handset Function Tones In Use Call in Progress. Alert Tone Indicates that a call is being received, i.e. the Message Flashes when User Message is received. phone is ringing. Mic Mute Microphone is muted. The other party Call Initiated Indicates that the phone is setting up or remains audible on the speaker.

  • Page 22: Memory

    Emergency Numbers – 20 locations (*80-*99) SPEED DIAL on page 42. These locations are preloaded with Emergency numbers. These The Optus MobileSat S2 has several banks of memory for storing can be recalled and dialled in Partial or Full Lock mode. The phone numbers.
  • Page 23 MEMORY NAME TAGS Each phone number in the main memory can have a short (10- Pressing again (second time) will allow you to character) message attached to it. This message is displayed enter lower case alpha characters. Pressing with the phone number when this memory is recalled. again (third time) will return you to numerical mode.

  • Page 24: Name Tags

    NAME TAGS NAME TAGS • The key is NOT required as a separator when a different EXAMPLE: key is pushed for the next letter, but may be pushed once You wish to store telephone number 0011 1 212 264 3111 with without effect.

  • Page 25: Phone Number Storing

    NAME TAGS PHONE NUMBER STORING Store PHONE NO Enter phone number See Phone Number storing in the following pages. NAME TAG Enter alpha description Error Correction: If an error is made prior to storing. Store in specified location (Momentarily) to erase each character from last to first. Note that if there is only one character and it is deleted, the phone will return to Standby mode.
  • Page 26 PHONE NUMBER STORING PHONE NUMBER STORING Automatically Search for a Vacant Memory Location and Correct Alphanumeric Information After Storing Automatically Store Press to display memory contents. (Hold for greater than 1 second) The phone automatically to enter Name Tag Alphanumeric entry mode finds the Lowest Vacant Memory Location and stores the (upper case).

  • Page 27: Speed Dial

    This section explains how to recall and send the phone numbers number to the display. stored by the methods explained in the previous chapters. The Optus MobileSat S2 has 198 memory locations in two banks: Scroll Display in Numerical Address Order 01-99 and *01-*99.

  • Page 28: Repeat Dial

    REPEAT DIAL REPEAT DIAL If Busy Signal is Heard PHONE NO Enter phone number to cancel, "RD" will be displayed. Repeat Dial Mode and Start To Discontinue the Repeat Dial Command If busy signal (Hold) to exit while waiting for the next attempt to begin. To exit Repeat Dial Mode With the Repeat Dial feature, the phone automatically redials a busy or no-answer number, up to three times, at one minute...

  • Page 29: Scratchpad Memory

    SCRATCHPAD MEMORY SCRATCHPAD MEMORY During a call, you can use the display as a scratchpad to enter Edit Scratchpad Memory information (phone numbers, names, address, etc.) that you may (Momentarily) will backspace the last character. want to save temporarily. It is possible to save the scratchpad information in a vacant memory location during a call, or to save Note: If the DTMF (FCN 46) digits are being sent, the tone cannot be it after the call is ended.

  • Page 30: Last Number Redial

    LAST NUMBER REDIAL CALL TIMERS AND CREDITS The Optus MobileSat S2 has several functions to monitor the call time of the transceiver. Redial Last Number and sends • Total Connect Time – Shows the total accumulated incoming Display Last Number and outgoing call time since last reset.

  • Page 31: Phone Locks

    Send a Message These restrictions are set at the earth station, and are under Join a CUG the control of Optus. Please contact the MobileSat Helpdesk on 1800 500 269 for assistance. Edit a Message These restrictions are normally used on special groups of *Distress message is not currently supported by Optus.

  • Page 32: Confidential Code

    When the phone is powered off then on again, Full Lock mode shown later in this manual. will be reinstated. Note: The Confidential Code of the S2 unit is different to the PIN used to access Voicemail. If you forget what the Confidential Code has been set to, your...

  • Page 33: Number Sets

    Phone Prefix Digits (International use only) • You can have up to 32 digits in each total sequence, with each When using a Optus MobileSat S2 outside of Australia, you Wait Digit "w" or Pause Digit "p" taking one digit position.
  • Page 34 NUMBER SETS NUMBER SETS Programmable Function Keys To Recall the Programmed Function The Programmable function keys of the Optus MobileSat S2 From the Standby screen press . The key sequence transceiver provide a facility to be able to perform a function automatically proceeds, displaying each step on the handset or a repeated key sequence at the touch of a single button.

  • Page 35: Handsfree

    HANDSFREE HANDSFREE The handsfree adaptor consists of a handset cradle which has Speaker Volume Control connectors for a handsfree microphone and external speaker. Pressing will adjust the volume of the external speaker, while the speaker is in use. The setting of the volume of the handset earpiece is not changed when adjusting the external speaker volume.

  • Page 36: Short Texts (Messages)

    SHORT TEXTS (MESSAGES) MESSAGING The Optus MobileSat S2 provides the ability to send pre-arranged System Operator Message (SysOp) (coded) messages over the network without setting up a phone The System Operator Message is a message from the call. This service requires setting up by your Service Provider Network Operator to all telephones on the system.
  • Page 37 MESSAGING MESSAGING RECEIVING a Message Summary (Messaging via the Optus MobileSat S2 Handset) The following table is a summary of messaging via the Optus MobileSat S2 handset. Flashing Message Table 6: Message Type Received Direction Message Stored upon (Relative to...

  • Page 38: Messaging

    Normal both GPS Messaging One way both The Optus MobileSat S2 can be configured to operate with GPS equipment that can be either internal or external to the SCADA transceiver. The Optus MobileSat S2 then reports this position Distress via a message sent ‘on request’ or periodically.

  • Page 39: Configuration Accessories

    Horn Alert If this option is fitted and wired, the phone can be turned off The Horn Alert function of the Optus MobileSat S2 allows you and on with the ignition switch depending on the setting of to be away from the vehicle/installation but still be made Function 34.
  • Page 40 If this line horn stops. is connected to a relay to control the power supply to the fan, the S2 transceiver will turn the relay on when the internal Setting Operation temperature of the unit crosses the predefined threshold.
  • Page 41 CONFIGURATION ACCESSORIES CONFIGURATION ACCESSORIES 2-Wire Configuration The Optus MobileSat S2 allows 2 wire phones to connect straight into the front panel TEL & FAX port. Figure 6 – Remote Telephone Installation As this port can be used either for 2W telephone, or fax, it is necessary to inform the Optus MobileSat S2 which type of call (voice/fax) is being requested.
  • Page 42 2Wire On. Hints for Sending: Note: The Optus MobileSat S2 can only drive a 2 Wire load of 3 ren. Ensure that combinations of 2 Wire equipment do not exceed 3 ren. • Optimise antenna tuning for best received signal strength.
  • Page 43 Hints for Receiving: If the GPS does not update the Optus MobileSat S2, FCN 24 on • Optimise antenna tuning for best received signal strength. the handset will display "No GPS Position Available". The •...

  • Page 44: Antenna Adjustment

    • Medium tree cover does not prevent operation of the phone. Remote GPS Monitoring WARNING: When an inbuilt GPS is installed in the Optus MobileSat S2, a THE MAST ANTENNA CANNOT WITHSTAND monitor can be connected to the DATA & MAINTENANCE port IMPACTS AT SPEED.

  • Page 45: Mobilesat Antenna

    ANTENNA TRACKING • If signal strength appears to have dropped, and no After a mast antenna is calibrated, the Optus MobileSat S2 obstructions are obvious, it is recommended that an automatic antenna tracking is enabled (ie Track On). The adjustment be made.
  • Page 46 MAST ANTENNA ADJUSTMENT ANTENNA ADJUSTMENT Fixed Site Installation MAP 1 Where a motorised mast antenna is used in a fixed site installation, it is possible to enhance the performance of the antenna by pointing the antenna directly at the satellite. With the elevation adjustment set to a maximum, the antenna beam behaves similar to a torch beam where the radiation pattern fires out the end of the mast (End Fire Method).
  • Page 47 Fix the antenna mount in this direction where this maxima is determined. (Note that the RSSI Note: The handset of the Optus MobileSat S2 does not control the functionality of the Dome antenna, the antenna operates autonomously.
  • Page 48 To toggle between the two modes, simply press the FCN button followed by the MUTE button located on the side of the handset. The default mode for the Optus MobileSat S2 display is RSSI. The Optus MobileSat S2 will remember the user’s last received signal display mode on subsequent power ups from the handset.

  • Page 49: Functions

    FUNCTIONS FUNCTIONS SPECIAL Functions The purpose of the key is to provide more control than a single key can provide. Using the key and associated menu Some functions are relevant only during digit entry mode. selection or numbers, many extra features can be controlled. is used to provide a "Wait"...
  • Page 50 FUNCTIONS FUNCTIONS EXIT a Function (Hold). Holding will always exit (without saving) a function display and return to the previous screen. Locked Functions When entering any function from the Primary Menu with 6 or 7, a screen requests the Confidential Code. Refer to Page 124.

  • Page 51: Fcn 11: Call Time

    FCN 11: CALL TIME FCN 12: TOTAL CONNECT TIME Call Time Call Connect Time EXIT EXIT View Elapsed Time of Last Completed Call (Length of Call) Review Total Connection Time Last call time will be displayed in minutes and The accumulated call time from this phone will seconds.

  • Page 52: Fcn 13: Outgoing Call Time

    FCN 13: OUTGOING CALL TIME FCN 14: CALL TIME BEEPS Outgoing Call Time Call Time Beeps Change Status EXIT SAVE and EXIT Review Total Outgoing Call Time EXIT without saving The accumulated outgoing call time from this phone will be displayed in hours and minutes.

  • Page 53: Fcn 15: Clock Set

    FCN 15: CLOCK SET FCN 16: CLOCK DISPLAY Clock Set Clock Display Change Status Change Status SAVE and EXIT SAVE and EXIT (Momentarily) Step Back EXIT without saving (Hold) EXIT without saving Set the internal CLOCK and DATE You may set whether the clock time display is to be continuously displayed while the telephone is in Standby mode.

  • Page 54: Fcn 21: Own Number

    A message saying "Stored" will be displayed for about 5 only kept here for your information. seconds, before returning to Standby screen. (This can be The Optus MobileSat S2 may have different numbers for voice, cleared immediately by pressing the key.) fax and data calls.

  • Page 55: Fcn 22: Software Version/Esn

    This function allows you to immediately determine what software This function allows you to read the configuration parameters of version is loaded inside the S2 transceiver unit. Each unit is the Optus MobileSat S2 terminal. The read-only parameters are uniquely identified by its Electronic Serial Number (ESN). The Zone, Class, Priority and Quality.

  • Page 56: Fcn 24: Gps Location

    This function displays the current position of the Optus This function displays the voltage supply level (as measured by MobileSat S2 as derived from the GPS driver inside the S2 the unit) and the internal temperature of the Base Assembly transceiver or an external GPS device.

  • Page 57: Fcn 26: Led Display

    To View LED Display MobileSat S2 transceiver. The handset This information in this log is only useful to the Dealer or Optus STATUS representation of the LED for fault analysis, but you may be asked for it when reporting a GEN CH SIG indicators will be displayed.

  • Page 58: Fcn 31: 2W Tel/Fax

    Incoming fax calls will be rejected. This function allows control over the operation of the 2 Wire port of the Optus MobileSat S2. It can enable the 2 Wire port to be 2W TEL/FAX Off/On FCN 31 used for either voice calls only or fax calls only, or both voice and This configuration only allows fax fax calls.

  • Page 59: Fcn 32: Horn Alert

    FCN 32: HORN ALERT FCN 32: HORN ALERT If the function is activated, the 9:20pm Horn Alert Standby screen will display the letters ‘HA’ to indicate that the Horn Change Status Alert function is ON Standby SAVE and EXIT Refer to page 67. EXIT without saving When the phone is provided with the horn alert accessory, the car horn and/or lights can sound or flash when the phone rings.

  • Page 60: Fcn 33: Automatic Answer

    EXIT without saving When the phone has the external microphone connected, it is The Optus MobileSat S2 provides three options for the operation possible for it to automatically answer the phone, allowing of the ignition control; Off, Lock enable, and Lock disable.

  • Page 61: Fcn 35: 2/4 Wire Enable

    FCN 35: 2/4 WIRE ENABLE FCN 36: SYSTEM ID DOWNLOAD In discussion with an operator from 2/4 Wire Enable Optus, it may be agreed to send new New IDs Identification Codes to your phone. Change Status received FCN 36 allows the phone user to accept those new codes.

  • Page 62: Fcn 37: Handsfree Sensitivity

    SAVE and EXIT EXIT without saving EXIT without saving For different handsfree environments, the Optus MobileSat S2 You can set the volume of the following tones. provides a function to alter the handsfree sensitivity of the • Alert Tone (RING for incoming call only) microphone.

  • Page 63: Fcn 42: Ring Pitch

    SAVE and EXIT EXIT without saving EXIT without saving It is possible to alter the pitch of the ring tone from the Optus It is possible to set the cadence of the ring tone of the Optus MobileSat S2. MobileSat S2.

  • Page 64: Fcn 44: Tone Volume

    FCN 44: TONE VOLUME FCN 45: KEY BEEP ENABLE Tone Volume Key Beep Enable Change Status Toggle Selection SAVE and EXIT SAVE and EXIT EXIT without saving EXIT without saving You can set the volume of the following tones You can set the phone so that the keypad beeps whenever a handset key is pressed.

  • Page 65: Fcn 46: In Call Dtmf Tones

    EXIT without saving Return to previous screen. On the Optus MobileSat S2 phone, DTMF tones can be used to DTMF Tone duration is set by the system and is send codes to the far end, after a call has voice connection.

  • Page 66: Fcn 51: Backlight Control

    FCN 51: BACKLIGHT CONTROL FCN 52: DISPLAY CONTRAST Back Light Control Display Contrast Change Status Change Status SAVE and EXIT SAVE and EXIT EXIT without saving EXIT without saving This function lets you control the background light of the display This function lets you control the display (LCD) contrast in the and keypad to be either Off or On, or be automatically turned on range 1 to 7, to allow individual adjustment of the screen...

  • Page 67: Fcn 53: Wakeup Screen

    This function allows you than 1 second) to erase the last entered character. to specify your own personal wake-up message. SAVE and EXIT After a short wait, the "Stored" message will appear for a OPTUS S2 HAPPY few seconds. MOBILESAT EXIT without saving...

  • Page 68: Fcn 61: Confidential Code

    FCN 61: CONFIDENTIAL CODE FCN 61: CONFIDENTIAL CODE The 4-digit CONFIDENTIAL ACCESS CODE provides security to Now enter your four new digits. This is the only time they will your phone. Provided you know the old 4-digit code, you may be displayed.

  • Page 69: Fcn 62: Lock Mode

    FCN 62: LOCK MODE FCN 62: LOCK MODE CHANGE the LOCK Lock Mode will step through the 3 options of "Normal", Change Status "Partial" and "Full Lock". The display will start flashing indicating that this status has SAVE and EXIT been changed but has not been saved.

  • Page 70: Fcn 63: Automatic Lock

    FCN 63: AUTOMATIC LOCK FCN 63: AUTOMATIC LOCK EXIT without saving Automatic Lock Return to previous screen. Change Status Note: Do not set this function ON if loaning the phone to a user with only Partial Lock access, as they won’t know the Confidential Code to unlock the SAVE and EXIT phone on power up.

  • Page 71: Fcn 64: Call Credit

    Call Credit using FCN 64. FCN 64 of Pressing will allow entry of a new credit account. the Optus MobileSat S2 handset allows the Master to control Entering The Three Character Tag and maintain the Call Credit functions and accounts.
  • Page 72 FCN 64: CALL CREDIT FCN 64: CALL CREDIT EDIT AN ACCOUNT DELETE AN ACCOUNT Edit: To Edit an existing account, press the To Delete an existing account, press the following button PIN: ______ following button sequence when sequence when starting from the Standby screen: Crd: starting from the Standby screen: CONF CODE...
  • Page 73 Re-enter MAKING A CALL: OPTUS MOBILESAT-S2 HANDSET been entered with stars. With the Call Credit system Disabled, the Optus MobileSat S2 Press to confirm the change to the shall operate in ‘normal’ mode.
  • Page 74 MAKING A CALL: OPTUS MOBILESAT S2 2-WIRE PORT Credits When a User Account PIN Number has The Call Credit System of the Optus MobileSat S2 Handset is 9999.99 been correctly entered, the available also applicable to the 2-wire port. The User Pin must prefix Dial>...

  • Page 75: Fcn 65: Network

    EXIT without changes MAKING A CALL: OPTUS MOBILESAT S2 DATA PORT The Call Credit System of the Optus MobileSat S2 Handset is also applicable to the RS-232 Data Port. The User Pin must This screen provides an immediate indicator to which MSAT prefix all telephone numbers dialled.

  • Page 76: Fcn 66: Lock Message Text

    FCN 66: LOCK MESSAGE TEXT FCN 66: LOCK MESSAGE TEXT Display Text Lock Option Lock Message Text The text lock status is displayed. Change Status Change the Text Lock SAVE and EXIT to toggle status FCN 66 between “Disabled”, “Message”, EXIT without saving Messaging “CUG”, or “Enabled”.

  • Page 77: Fcn 71: Total Time Clear

    FCN 71: TOTAL TIME CLEAR FCN 72: CLEAR LAST NUMBERS Total Time Clear Last Numbers Clear/Outgoing Set and EXIT Call Time Clear EXIT without change Clear Time and EXIT EXIT without change The last five phone numbers called are recorded in memory for easy recall.

  • Page 78: Fcn 73: Number Prefix

    FCN 73: NUMBER PREFIX FCN 74: INITIALISE Number Prefix Initialise/Reset PREFIX Enter Prefix Number Set and EXIT SAVE and EXIT EXIT without change (Hold) EXIT without saving When this function is activiated, the phone initialises functions to default factory settings. Use to confirm initialisation and A prefix can be added to a phone number so that international EXIT.
  • Page 79 Ignition Lock Distress Message* 2W Enable 2-Wire On Predefined CUGs System ID Download CUG Setting Handsfree Sensitivity Antenna Adjust Ring Volume Antenna Calibrate Ring Pitch Antenna Type/TRACKING Ring Cadence DOUBLE *Distress Message is not currently supported by Optus Tone Volume...

  • Page 80: Fcn 81: Sysop Messages

    EXIT Select Message Alternate between message text, An Operator at Optus has the ability to send messages to your destination address phone. These messages may be sent when Optus has an and message number important message for MobileSat S2 users. The phone beeps twice when a new SysOp message is received.
  • Page 81 PHONE number. Check with (Hold) to view the destination number and message Optus. code. is used to store a message (01 – 40) once edited. The stored message can then be re-sent when desired. To Edit a Message...

  • Page 82: Fcn 83: Distress Message

    FCN 82: MESSAGE MODE FCN 83: DISTRESS MESSAGE Enter the destination ID for the message. Press to change the message ID. Message Optus does not presently support this function. to save message settings. (Hold) to exit abandoning changes not saved.

  • Page 83: Fcn 84 & Fcn 85: Closed User Group (Cug) Operation

    To start editing – the cursor will start flashing. In the normal CUG mode, the CUG Operator will be heard by all of the Optus MobileSat S2’s that are attached to the CUG <Name> Use the number pad to enter the name of channel.
  • Page 84 The Optus MobileSat S2 may not satisfactorily attach to the CUG if; To start editing – the cursor will start flashing. – the S2 has not been registered in the MT Member List by MUTE Use Mute button to go to the CUG ID screen.
  • Page 85 CUG operator for Listen mode. permission to be the S2 that is talking. On a Duplex CUG Channel the Optus MobileSat S2 user should not hold down the MUTE button as the conversation to Talk Indicates that the user has the CUG Operator will be full duplex.

  • Page 86: Fcn 91: Antenna Adjust

    A customised PTT microphone can be connected to the ▲ FCN 91 setting. handset cradle to provide easier operation. The PTT microphone must be supplied by Optus since it must be can be used to modified above the standard off-the-shelf product. REF: 00 increment or decrement the...
  • Page 87 FCN 91: ANTENNA ADJUST FCN 91: ANTENNA ADJUST planes. In normal operation, the marine antenna will track Unknown Antenna the satellite to its best ability and will not require manual When the transceiver does not recognise the antenna, or adjustment from the handset. there is no antenna connected the display will show Marine Antenna Setting “Unknown Antenna”...

  • Page 88: Fcn 92: Antenna Calibrate

    The planar antenna has no steering control so does not require calibration. Manual Mast Antenna Some of the antenna used with the Optus MobileSat S2 telephone are controlled by the handset. For this reason it is The manual mast antenna does not require calibration while necessary to calibrate the antenna periodically to ensure that in the field.
  • Page 89 FCN 92: ANTENNA CALIBRATE FCN 92: ANTENNA CALIBRATE At the conclusion of the circles the handset will display a Unknown Antenna calibration score (1-9) as an indication of how sure the The antenna is not recognised by the transceiver unit. Refer to antenna is of optimal steering operation.

  • Page 90: Fcn 93: Antenna Type

    KVH Marine Antenna This function displays the antenna type that is connected FCN 93 provides four tracking options for the KVH Marine to the Optus MobileSat S2 antenna port. This is a read-only Antenna. screen. Manual – the user can point the antenna at the Satellite using Only MobileSat authorised antennas are designed to operate FCN 91.

  • Page 91: P1: Programmable Function

    P1: PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION 1 P1: PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION 1 Reset Programmable Function 1 To remove the programmed key sequence from P1, just press and hold, then press (momentarily) to erase the Select Sequence Select Key Sequence hot key function (ie: enter no sequence). Resetting the SAVE Sequence as P1 and EXIT programmed key sequence is not protected by passwords.

  • Page 92: P2: Programmable Function

    P2: PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION 2 P2: PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION 2 Reset Programmable Function 2 To remove the programmed key sequence from P2, just press and hold, then press (momentarily) to erase the Select Sequence Select Key Sequence hot key function (ie: enter no sequence). Resetting the SAVE Sequence as P2 and EXIT programmed key sequence is not protected by passwords.

  • Page 93: Optional Accessories

    EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS Application Modules Before You Call For Assistance The Optus MobileSat S2 telephone is available in a range of This section deals with fixing problems you may encounter. application modules that allow for a greater flexibility in Generally most problems can be easily solved with a little installation.
  • Page 94 • internal fault detected. • Ensure mast antenna is vertical (vehicle should be horizontal). If the Optus MobileSat S2 fails to operate correctly, or the • Check for obstructions overhead, refer to page 77. handset buttons or display indicate problems, you should •...
  • Page 95 EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS Fault Messages Fault Description The following table explains some of the fault messages that Antenna controller error or no response from appear on the handset screen antenna control Table 9: Fault Description Antenna initialisation required Antenna adjustment mechanism jammed Fault...

  • Page 96: Specifications

    EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS SPECIFICATIONS Power Fault Description Input Supply 10.5-32.0 Volts (regulated) HPA Temperature alarm Maximum Ripple 150mV Dome antenna alarm (1) The following current consumption figures are for use with a Dome antenna alarm (2) 12Volt supply and Class 1 operation. Invalid Freq sent to Dome antenna <10 milliamps (12V) Standby...

  • Page 97: Service Information

    Full details of service agents and repair costs can be obtained condensing from your Authorised Dealer. 75% humidity (above 35ºC) Optus Networks instructs the user of the Optus MobileSat S2 to non-condensing use it in complete accordance with the Optus MobileSat S2 Sealing...

  • Page 98: Warranty

    The Goods have been rented to any person; care in use and service of the Goods in accordance with Optus MobileSat’s operating instructions. This warranty is subject to f. The defect was caused by alterations or modifications to...

  • Page 99: Reporting A Fault

    REPORTING A FAULT TRANSCEIVER TOP PANEL Should your Optus MobileSat S2 phone fail to operate The transceiver has three small Light Emitting Diodes (LED’s), to satisfactorily, it is recommended that you report the fault to give an indication of the phone’s operational state.
  • Page 100 OPTUS MOBILESAT S2 COMPLETE TRANSCEIVER TOP PANEL PRODUCT CONFIGURATION LED 3 SIG (Signal) Description RSSI (Class 1) No Signal Red (Steady) Inadequate Signal Orange (Steady) Very Poor Signal Orange (Slow Flash) Poor Signal Orange (Fast Flash) Fair Signal Green (Steady)
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