Hughes DW6000 manual 109, Display Current Configuration Screen

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Creation Date:

Feb 8 2002, 11:43:08

Current DW6000 Image Executing:

Main.bin

 

IRU Software Version Number:

33

 

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Parameter

Value entered

Value in use

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VSAT Return Path:

**Inroute

Inroute

Satellite Longitude in degrees:

**117

117

Satellite Longitude in minutes:

**0

0

Satellite Hemisphere:

**West

West

VSAT Longitude in degrees:

*77

77

VSAT Longitude in minutes:

*10

10

VSAT Longitude Hemisphere:

*West

West

VSAT Latitude in degrees:

*39

39

VSAT Latitude in minutes:

*10

10

VSAT Latitude Hemisphere:

*North

North

Satellite Channel Frequency:

*11100 (x 100Khz)

11100 (x 100Khz)

Receive Symbol Rate:

*30000000 Sps

30000000 Sps

LNB Polarization:

*Vertical

Vertical

LNB 22KHz Switch:

*On

On

Filter Rolloff:

*20

20

LAN1 IP Address:

*66.82.56.50

66.82.56.50

LAN1 Subnet Mask:

*255.255.255.240

255.255.255.240

IP DW6000 IP Address:

*66.82.24.154

66.82.24.154

SDL Control Channel Multicast Address:

*224.0.1.4

224.0.1.4

VSAT Management IP Address:

*10.0.0.0

10.0.0.0

Default Router IP Address:

10.0.0.10

10.0.0.0

Main Menu (<?/CR> for options):

 

 

Figure 102: Display Current Configuration Screen

2.As each one-line parameter appears, enter the specific values as defined in the installation specification for this customer or as specified by HNS personnel and press ENTER. The next parameter will then appear.

Type - and press ENTER at the prompt to go to the previous parameter. You can also skip the remaining parameters by typing \ and pressing ENTER.

Note: The Default Router Address isn’t used in most cases and doesn’t have to be configured. The VSAT Return Path should be configured to "Inroute."

Note: The values in the examples are for illustrative purposes only. Do not use them to configure the DW6000.

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Contents DW6000 Series Installation Guide Trademarks Declaration of Conformity IiiSatellite Dish Antenna Grounding Ground clamp Electric service equipment Ground clamps Revision Vii Viii Contents Chapter System Control Center Appendix C Installing the DW6000 using Installer Console Xii Appendix E Installing DvadbXiii FiguresAppendix a Appendix B XivAppendix C Appendix D XviXvii TablesXviii Xix Important safety informationThis manual Important safety information 1033295-0001 Revision Xxi Organization and updatesAbout this document Scope and audienceXxii ConventionsXxiii Related publications Revision recordXxiv DW6000 purpose and components IntroductionRemove site with DW6000 installed, single computer Remote site with DW6000 installed, wireless LAN Product Element Specification Specifications and identification of equipmentGrounding and cable choice Required cable specifications RG-11 Customer installation requirements Installing the indoor equipmentDW6000 installation methods Five final installation check requirements Prohibited area when operational Qualify customer computer with qualification tool Installing the DW6000 using SBCADP-64AB B Installing the indoor equipment 1033295-0001 Revision Assemble DW6000 and attach to computer DW6000 guides Power up and read the DW6000 LED display Obtain IP address and test Ethernet connection Commissioning procedure Initial registration screen Choose transponder Manual entry of parameters Receive Pointing Receive pointing results Auto Cross Pol Registration server selection Secure connection Mail account registration Registration complete restart System Status Final installation check requirementsSystem Status screen Connect to customer computer, and surf to myDIRECWAY.comEthernet Download DW6000 User Guide Registration form System Information Click and drag to create System Control Center desktop icon Create System Control Center iconInstalling the indoor equipment 1033295-0001 Revision System Control Center How to access the System Control Center If the System Control Center is not accessible Home screen Problem is reported System Status Reception info Reception InfoReceive code RxCode messages and corrective actions DW6000 connections Transmission Info screen Transmission InfoTransmit TxCode messages and corrective actions Supply should be After initial installation System Info System Information print and save this screen Connectivity Test Link Connectivity Test Help Menu Help Menu MyDIRECWAY Advanced pagesAdvanced pages System Control Center 1033295-0001 Revision DW6000 LEDs and troubleshooting Check that the unit is commissioned Cannot surf but can access Control CenterReception info Transmission info Check that TCP acceleration is operationalSystem Status, TCP Acceleration Status Check Network Operations Center NOC connectivity Connectivity Test Right-click on the Local Area Connection icon and select Check for virus and firewall issues Cannot access the Control Center DW6000 LEDs LAN LED DW6000 power and cable connections DW6000 LEDs and troubleshooting 1033295-0001 Revision Do not reconnect the Ethernet cable Device other than computer connected to DW6000 Problem Receive LED not onProblem Power LED blinking Problem Power LED not onGlossary Glossary Abbreviation Term Or Acronym Abbreviations and AcronymsAbbreviations and Acronyms 1033295-0001 Revision Lat/Long Decimals to Minutes Table Right Minutes Decimal System pre-installation Installing the indoor equipment using dial-up commissioningSummary of DW6000 installation process Final installation check requirements Prohibited area when operational Page Installation screen Device Installation Status Qualify customer PD with qualification tool Installing the DW6000 using a modemEthernet cable AC cord DC cord Power supply ADP-64AB B Page Orienting pedestal base and DW6000 DW6000 guides Attach interconnection cables Obtain IP address and test Ethernet connection Select Start→Programs→Direcway Installer→Websetup. Websetup Detection Registration Connection Authentication Registration Select Finish. The unit is commissioned Antenna Pointing Receive Verify the ZIP code matches the antenna location and select Post-commissioningAntenna Pointing Satellite Parameters Manual cross-pol passed select Stop Test ACP passes select Exit Connect to customer computer and confirm surfingFinal cabling Items needed for installation Installing the DW6000 using Installer ConsolePage PN 1031105-0001 and ADP-64AB B above bar code Installer console installation method Orienting pedestal base and DW6000 100 101 102 103 Communicating with the DW6000 via HyperterminalConnect To 104105 DW6000 Properties, Settings tab selectedPress Enter to display the Main Menu shown in Figure 106107 108 Configuring Boot Parameters109 Display Current Configuration Screen110 111 Installation MenuAntenna Pointing Receiver 112113 Display Main Statistics 114Verifying software download 115116 DW6000 reset117 DW6000 status information via the Installer ConsoleAddrclosed 118119 Other options120 121 Configuring the installer laptop for IP addressingNetwork window 122TCP/IP Properties 123Network and Dial-up Connections 124Internet Protocol Properties 125Network Connections 126127 128 129 Installing DvadbDvadb features Dvadb pre-installation 130 Installation procedure131 Verifying Dvadb enabling 132Verify Vadblink 133Checking phone numbers 134135 Verify Password136 137 Installation checklist138 139 Index140
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