Ncs/Les Connectivity - Capsat TT-3080A User Manual

NCS/LES connectivity

NCS/LES connectivity
4.3 4.3 NCS/LES connectivity NCS/LES connectivity
After setting up the antenna turn on the terminal by pressing the
H key. If the terminal is protected by a PIN code (PIN1, security
is described more in detail in section 6.7.4 Security), you will be
prompted to enter the PIN-code on the handset before you can
proceed.
After a while the display reads "Search for satellite". This is due
to the fact that the course antenna alignment seldom gives an
adequate signal quality. It is necessary to fine align the antenna.
For this purpose it is possible to activate an audible tone in the
antenna, which indicates the received signal quality. It is
activated on the handset by pressing GR. This also implies
that the C/No value is shown (signal quality) in the display on the
handset. Now fine align the antenna for maximum received signal
quality, it should read at least 53 dB/Hz in order to make it
possible to use the high speed services.
Now turn off the audible tone by pressing GR and turn off the
C/No indication by pressing A.
The terminal now receives the signal transmitted by one of the
NCS's. This signal contains information about which satellite
(area) you receive and the handset will now prompt you to accept
this area (AORE, AORW, IOR or POR). Accept by pressing C.
If the terminal previously with success has been used in this
ocean region by using one of the LES operator's in this region it
will automatically select the same LES operator again as gateway
to the terrestrial network. Ocean region and LES operator is
indicated on the handset display.
The terminal is now ready for making calls and for receiving
calls.
In case the terminal has never been used in a ocean region the
terminal requires that you either acknowledge the LES operator,
which the terminal suggests, or you have to setup a default LES
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