Honeywell TAM-412, TAM-442 Quick Start Manual

Satellite Terminal

TAM-412, TAM-442

TAM-401 Series

Quick Start Guide

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Open the Box and Check Contents

You must transport the satellite terminal to the final
installation site packed in its shipping box to avoid damage.
Failure to transport the terminal properly may invalidate any
warranty claims.

Retain all shipping materials until the terminal is installed and
working correctly.

The TAM-412 and TAM-442 ship with these items in the box:

• The TAM-412 or TAM-442 Satellite Terminal

• Two key s

• Documentation (this quick start guide and compliance

information)

After you remove the satellite terminal from the shipping box,
record the Inmarsat Serial Number (ISN) and serial numbers
located on the label on the base of the terminal. You will need
this information to complete the activation form.

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TAM-412 Satellite Terminal

The only difference between the TAM-412 and the TAM-442
is that the TAM-442 is rechargeable. The TAM-412 has one
Operating Status LED. The TAM-442 has two LEDs: a
Charging Status LED and an Operating Status LED.

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Charge the Terminal

If you have a TAM-442 Satellite Terminal, you can charge the
battery with the single mains charger accessory or from the
vehicle power supply. See the user manual for information on
the available charging accessories.

Either charging method takes at least 7 hours to fully charge
the battery. You can charge the terminal from a power source
ranging from 9.6 V to 30 V, limited to 2 A.

1 Connect the TAM-442 to either the single mains charger

or to the vehicle charging cable.

2 Charge for at least 7 hours to make sure you have a fully

charged battery. The Charging Status LED will turn green.

Note: The TAM-442 terminal needs to be charged before
installation.

Charging Status LED Description

Orange Battery is charging.

Green Charging is complete.

Red Battery is not charging due to a fault

or it is outside charging temperature
range.