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1.
Open the SBS User Interface (see 2.2 below).
2.
Click on the "SETTINGS" tab and then the "GENERAL" tab.
3.
Click once on the "SHUT DOWN" button at the bottom of the
page.
Alternatively the unit may also be powered down by momentarily
pressing the rocker-switch on the front panel.
It will take up to one minute before the lights go off and it is then safe
to unplug the SBS.
VIII. Setup – Step 5: Installation Optimisation
There are a number of options you need to check before handing
over the system for users to access:
1. Ensure that the email clients on connected computers are
using authenticated SMTP for outgoing email (See Section 3.3
of the Owner's Handbook).
2. Check that users can send and receive emails (using SMTP
and POP3 protocols) to/from their preferred email provider
and using their preferred email program. Some email
providers ignore emails sent from IP addresses outside their
own networks (to halt email relaying/spamming) and if so you
may need to configure the Wired Ocean Service to provide an
email proxy. See Owner's Handbook Section 3.3 for further
details.
3. Configure the transport protocol as described in Section XI to
achieve the benefits of using the UDP uplink protocol.
4. Ensure that the antenna has "sleep mode" disabled in the
antenna controller (normally an option in KVH antenna
controllers).
5. Check "LNB type" is correct in the "Settings", "General",
"Advanced Settings" menu. The default setting is set to
"Universal" for normal European Ku band TVROs. However,
some DECT phones (within 5 metres of the SBS or TVRO
cabling) may cause local interference to the Eurobird signal. In
such circumstances consider relocating the SBS and/or DECT
phone/base station. If this is not possible select "Universal alt
switch" and click on "Apply" to force the LNB to tune at a
different IF frequency. Check the receive signal quality
(Settings, Downlink) when doing this as some older LNBs are
less efficient at this alternative frequency.
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