Vipersat Configuration

Figure 3-29Remove Retry Timeout prompt

When a Remote is removed from the STDMA group, as described in the section “Remove Timeout” above, entering a value in the Remove Retry Timeout dialog above defines the amount of time (in seconds) that is allowed to pass before a retry attempt is made to return the removed Remote to the group.

This allows, again using a mobile remote as an example, shutting down the remote at one location, moving it to a new location, and then automatically re- establishing a connection to the satellite network.

STDMA Statistics

Entering V at the command prompt on the STDMA screen displays the STDMA Statistics as shown in either figure 3-30(Hub) or figure 3-31(Remote). These screens provide information for the number of Bursts (Remote only), number of Burst Maps, and the current STDMA Cycle Length.

Because the Remote modem bursts back to the Hub once every cycle, the number of Bursts displayed should be a multiple of the number of Burst Maps displayed, with this multiple determined by the number of cycles per burst map (1, 2, or more) that has been defined at the Hub. For the example shown in figure 3-31(Dynamic Cycle), the number of cycles per burst map is one, and therefore the number of Bursts equals the number of Burst Maps.

Figure 3-30STDMA Statistics screen (Hub)

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