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Optus S2 User Manual

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MobileSat
Optus MobileSat
®
Mobile Satellite Telephone – S2
User Manual
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The Optus MobileSat S2 always logs alarms or events that are flagged within the software. You can recall the log using this function to report a history to an Authorised MobileSat dealer.
The read-only screen contains the log number, the time and date of the event/alarm and an indicator of the nature of the event or alarm.
An event is distinguished by an ‘EV’ on the bottom line, where an alarm displays ‘AL’. Events occur due to protocol failures over the air, while alarms point to disturbances in the Optus MobileSat S2 transceiver.
This information in this log is only useful to the Dealer or Optus for fault analysis, but you may be asked for it when reporting a fault.
Display Log entries
The event/alarm entry
is displayed.
To Scroll through Log
or Scrolls through the log
by log number.
EXIT
Return to the previous screen.
CLR
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+
72
FCN
FCN 27: EVENT/ALARM LOG
6
103
This function copies the transceiver LED indicators (on top cover of Base Assembly) to the handset.
The second row of the display indicates: GEN = General
CH = Channel SIG = Signal
The third row of the display shows the colour of the LED (G = Green, O = Orange, R = Red, a blank means the LED is off). Refer to page 176.
To View LED Display
The handset representation of the LED indicators will be displayed. Changes in the LED display are updated regularly.
EXIT
Return to previous screen.
CLR
62
FCN
FCN 26: LED DISPLAY
6
102
LED Display
EXIT
CLR
62
FCN
Event/Alarm log
or Toggle through log entries
EXIT
CLR
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+
72
FCN
STATUS
GEN CH SIG
GOG
005) 16:15 11 Jun 1997 AL: 23 HW
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2W TEL/FAX On/Off
This configuration only allows voice calls to or from the 2 Wire port. A 2W phone, or cordless phone can be used instead of the handset to make and receive calls. Incoming voice calls will ring the handset and the 2W phone Incoming fax calls will be rejected.
2W TEL/FAX Off/On
This configuration only allows fax calls to or from the 2 Wire port. A fax machine is used to send and receive faxes. Incoming voice calls will ring the handset only. Incoming fax calls will be answered by the fax machine.
2W TEL/FAX On/On
This configuration allows both voice and fax calls to or from the 2 Wire port. A prefix digit must be used for outgoing calls to inform the Optus MobileSat S2 what call type is proceeding. Incoming voice calls will ring the handset and the 2 wire port. Incoming fax calls will ring only the 2 Wire device/s.
Prefix digit “1” for voice calls Prefix digit “2” for fax calls
(See page 71 for more details.)
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
FCN 31: 2W TEL/FAX
6
105
This function allows control over the operation of the 2 Wire port of the Optus MobileSat S2. It can enable the 2 Wire port to be used for either voice calls only or fax calls only, or both voice and fax calls.
The three configurations together with instructions on their use are described below.
Note: FCN 35 must be set to enable 2W operation for FCN 31 to operation correctly.
Display Current Setting
to display the current 2W TEL&FAX port status of the unit.
Change Status
or will toggle the status. The display will start flashing, indicating that the status has been changed but not saved.
The three FCN 31 settings are:
(i) 2W TEL/FAX On/Off (2W phone only) (ii) 2W TEL/FAX Off/On (2W fax only) (iii) 2W TEL/FAX On/On (2W phone plus fax)
-
+
13
FCN
FCN 31: 2W TEL/FAX
6
104
2W TEL/FAX
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
13
FCN
FCN 31 2W TEL/FAX
On/Off
FCN 31 2W TEL/FAX
Off/On
FCN 31 2W TEL/FAX
On/On
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If the function is activated, the Standby screen will display the letters ‘HA’ to indicate that the Horn Alert function is ON
Refer to page 67.
FCN 32: HORN ALERT
6
107
When the phone is provided with the horn alert accessory, the car horn and/or lights can sound or flash when the phone rings.
WARNING:
ENSURE THAT STATE LAWS PERMIT THE
OPERATION OF THE HORN ALERT FEATURE
BEFORE INSTALLATION.
Display Current Status
to display the current Horn Alert mode.
Change Status
or to toggle the status.
OFF, 1,2....10, ON, 2min Test.
The display will start flashing to indicate that the status has been changed but has yet to be saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
-
+
23
FCN
FCN 32: HORN ALERT
6
106
Horn Alert
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
23
FCN
FCN 32 Horn Alert
Off
9:20pm
9 HA
Standby
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The Optus MobileSat S2 provides three options for the operation of the ignition control; Off, Lock enable, and Lock disable.
Off: The key can override ignition control. Enable: The phone will not power on unless the ignition is on. Disable: The ignition control is always ignored, even though it
may be wired in
For more details refer to Advanced Settings, page 66.
Display Ignition Lock setting
to display the current mode.
Change Mode
or Toggles between “Off”, “Enable” and “Disable”.
The display flashes, showing the mode has been changed but not saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
-
+
43
FCN
PWR
FCN 34: IGNITION LOCK
6
109
When the phone has the external microphone connected, it is possible for it to automatically answer the phone, allowing "handsfree" operation.
Criteria for automatic answering
• Handsfree microphone plugged in.
• Handset is in the cradle.
• Phone is turned ON.
• FCN 33 (this function) turned ON.
• Vehicle Ignition is ON (or accessory position). The call is automatically answered after 5 seconds (2 rings).
(Default setting).
Display current Mode
to display the current mode.
Change Mode
or will toggle the mode "On" and "Off".
The display will flash, showing that the mode has been changed but has not been saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
-
+
33
FCN
FCN 33: AUTOMATIC ANSWER
6
108
Auto Answer
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
33
FCN
Ignition Lock
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
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+
43
FCN
FCN 33 Auto. Ans
Off
FCN 34 Ign Lock
Off
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In discussion with an operator from Optus, it may be agreed to send new Identification Codes to your phone. FCN 36 allows the phone user to accept those new codes.
This message appears, possibly several times during the call to the operator, and you will be instructed
to press . Do not press the function until
instructed and do not terminate the call without operator permission, as a partial transfer could "lock up" the phone, requiring it to be returned to the dealer for service.
• At the completion of the call, the phone automatically powers down (switch off). You may immediately restart.
If you decide not to accept the changes or as instructed by the operator, use the (Hold) before the function, to clear the
changes.
WARNING:
DO NOT TURN OFF THE PHONE DURING THE CALL
TO THE OPERATOR FOR THE ID DOWNLOAD,
AS THIS MAY ALSO CORRUPT THE
IDENTIFICATION CODES.
CLR
63
FCN
FCN 36: SYSTEM ID DOWNLOAD
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When the transceiver is being installed with a 2 Wire or 4 Wire phone, it is necessary to engage the software of the phone to the appropriate mode.
Display Current Mode.
to display the current
mode.
Change Mode
or toggles between “Off”, “2Wire On”, “4W_Ring”, “4W_PABX”, and “4W PABX_A”.
The display flashes, showing that the mode has been changed but not saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
Note: It is necessary to change some hardware settings inside the transceiver to operate in 4-Wire mode. Call prefix could be disabled by hardware settings as well. Refer to Configuration Accessories, page 71.
CLR
STO
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+
53
FCN
FCN 35: 2/4 WIRE ENABLE
6
110
2/4 Wire Enable
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
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+
53
FCN
FCN 35 2W/4Wire 2Wire On
New IDs received
IDs have been changed
Page 62
For different handsfree environments, the Optus MobileSat S2 provides a function to alter the handsfree sensitivity of the microphone.
Display Current Mode.
to display the current
mode.
Change Mode
or toggles between “Low”, “Mid” and “Max”.
The display flashes to show the setting has been changed but not saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
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+
73
FCN
FCN 37: HANDSFREE SENSITIVITY
6
112
You can set the volume of the following tones.
• Alert Tone (RING for incoming call only)
• Fault Tone
• Message Received – Double Beep
Display Current Volume
The phone display shows the current volume and will start to ring at the present level once it is changed. Possible settings for the volume are "Max'', "Mid", ''Low", ''Min'', or "Off", while Ring can also be set to "Esc".
"Esc" = Escalating Ring, which means a ring that starts low and increases in volume to maximum and then repeats. When Ring is set to "Esc", all other tones are not altered in level from their previous setting.
When the volume is "Off", the only indication of incoming ring is flashing backlight and display.
Alter the Volume
or to alter the volume.
The display starts flashing indicating that this status has been changed but not saved.
Once a change has been made, the handset will ring to provide an example of that setting.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
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+
14
FCN
FCN 41: RING VOLUME
6
113
Handsfree Sensitivity
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
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+
73
FCN
Ring Volume
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
14
FCN
FCN 37 H/free Mic
Mid
FCN 41 Ring Vol
Mid
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It is possible to alter the pitch of the ring tone from the Optus MobileSat S2.
Display Current Pitch
The phone display shows the current pitch and
will ring at the displayed level if changed. Possible settings for the pitch are “Low”, “Mid”, “High” and
“Max”.
Alter the Pitch
or to alter the pitch.
The display starts flashing indicating that this status has been changed but not saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
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+
24
FCN
FCN 42: RING PITCH
6
114
It is possible to set the cadence of the ring tone of the Optus MobileSat S2.
Display Current Setting
The display shows the present ring cadence. Possible settings are single or double.
Change Status
or to alter the cadence.
The display will start flashing indicating that this status has changed but not saved.
The change in cadence will be heard immediately, but will not be saved until you press .
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
STO
-
+
34
FCN
FCN 43: RING CADENCE
6
115
Ring Pitch
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
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+
24
FCN
Ring Cadence
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
34
FCN
FCN 42 Ring Pitch
Low
FCN 43 Ring Cad.
Double
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You can set the phone so that the keypad beeps whenever a handset key is pressed. This function does not control Error Beeps, as these cannot be turned off.
Display Current Setting
The phone displays the current setting.
Change Status
or to change between On and Off
The display starts flashing indicating that the change in status has not been saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
-
+
54
FCN
FCN 45: KEY BEEP ENABLE
6
117
You can set the volume of the following tones
• Key beep tone (See FCN 45).
• Call Initiated Tones (for incoming and outgoing calls)
• Error Tone
Display Current Setting
The display shows the present tone volume, and
the tone will be heard as the setting is changed. Possible settings for the volume are "Max'', "Mid", ''Low",
''Min'', or "Off.
Change Status
or to alter the volume.
The display starts flashing indicating that this status has been changed but not saved.
The change of tone level will be heard immediately, but will not be saved until you press .
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
STO
-
+
44
FCN
FCN 44: TONE VOLUME
6
116
Tone Volume
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
44
FCN
FCN 44 Tone Vol
Min
Key Beep Enable
or Toggle Selection
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
54
FCN
FCN 45 Key Beep
On
Page 65
SAVE and EXIT
will set and save the new value, then EXIT. The new status will remain valid for all subsequent calls, and even if the transceiver is powered off and on.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
DTMF Tone duration is set by the system and is typically 100mSecs.
CLR
STO
FCN 46: IN CALL DTMF TONES
6
119
On the Optus MobileSat S2 phone, DTMF tones can be used to send codes to the far end, after a call has voice connection. These are sometimes called "End to End" Tones.
The tones are sent manually by pushing the number keys or can be stored as telephone numbers for automatic use when controlling remote systems, e.g. banking etc. Refer to page 54 for details of NUMBER SETS.
Note: Unlike a normal phone, DTMF tones are not used to setup the call.
DISPLAY Current status
to select mode.
The phone display shows whether the In Call DTMF Tones are On or Off.
Change Status
or toggles the mode "On"
and "Off". The display starts flashing indicating that the change in
status has not been saved.
-
+
64
FCN
FCN 46: IN CALL DTMF TONES
6
118
DTMF Send
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
64
FCN
FCN 46 DTMF Send
On
Page 66
This function lets you control the background light of the display and keypad to be either Off or On, or be automatically turned on for a short period when a key is pressed.
Display Current Setting
The current backlight
setting is displayed.
Adjust the Backlight Operation
or to alter setting. Options are "Off", "On" or "Key". "Key" means that the backlight is turned on whenever a key
is pushed and turns off after 10 seconds, unless another key is pushed.
The display starts flashing indicating that this status has been changed but not saved.
Note: With the phone in Standby, the Mute key toggles the display and keypad backlighting On and Off.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
-
+
15
FCN
FCN 51: BACKLIGHT CONTROL
6
120
Back Light Control
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
15
FCN
FCN 51 Back Light
Key
FCN 52: DISPLAY CONTRAST
6
121
This function lets you control the display (LCD) contrast in the range 1 to 7, to allow individual adjustment of the screen visibility under the current lighting conditions. The phone stores and remembers the level until you change it even if the power is turned off.
DISPLAY Current Setting
The display shows as follows, and will be set into the Function 52 mode.
Adjust the Contrast
or to change contrast.
Numerical key entry is not permitted.
Note: The display contrast is modified but not stored immediately.
The number starts flashing indicating that this status has been changed but not saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
-
+
25
FCN
FCN 52 Contrast
3
Display Contrast
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
25
FCN
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• Entry to this function puts you in the Name Tag Mode.
Refer to NAME TAGS on page 35 to see how to enter characters.
• Entry to this function, shows the old message, which can
be edited.
• To have a blank screen at wake-up, store a blank screen.
• To return to default wake-up message, use FCN 74 to
re-initialise the phone, which will set all options back to the factory default settings. Consult with your Authorised MobileSat Dealer before re-initialising the phone.
• To correct an error, use the key momentarily (less
than 1 second) to erase the last entered character.
SAVE and EXIT
After a short wait, the "Stored" message will appear for a
few seconds.
EXIT without saving
(Hold) Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
CLR
FCN 53: WAKEUP SCREEN
6
123
When your phone is switched on, the display and keyboard backlighting will illuminate, the wake-up alert tone will sound, and the wake-up message will appear on the display. If a message has not been entered by this function, then the default message will appear as shown below. This function allows you to specify your own personal wake-up message.
Edit Wake-Up Message
to enter edit mode.
35
FCN
FCN 53: WAKEUP SCREEN
6
122
Set Wakeup Message
Message
SAVE and EXIT
(Hold) EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
30 ALPHA CHARACTERS
35
FCN
OPTUS S2 MOBILESAT TELEPHONE
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
Default Message New Message
OPTUS S2 MOBILESAT TELEPHONE_
Cursor
Page 68
Now enter your four new digits. This is the only time they will be displayed.
followed by if correct. In this step only, you
can use the (momentarily) to correct errors before pushing .
Final confirmation is now requested.
Push the four new numbers without an error. They will not be displayed. You cannot use the key to correct errors in this step.
If the confirmation is correct, the display will indicate “OK – STO to save”.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the new number and EXIT.
WARNING:
SAVE A COPY OF THESE NUMBERS IN SOME
LOCATION NOT NEAR YOUR PHONE,
OR NOTIFY YOUR DEALER OF THE CONFIDENTIAL
CODE CHANGE.
Cancel and EXIT
(Hold) the change will be abandoned.
CLR
STO
CLR
YYYY
STO
CLR
STO
YYYY
FCN 61: CONFIDENTIAL CODE
6
125
The 4-digit CONFIDENTIAL ACCESS CODE provides security to your phone. Provided you know the old 4-digit code, you may change to a more suitable number (eg. same as your credit card PIN or Network PIN). When purchased, the default code is "0000", and must be used to enter this mode.
To achieve a change of code, you will need to enter your old number twice, and your new number twice before the Confidential Code number is actually changed.
If you forget or lose your number, the phone will have to be returned to your dealer to reset the code.
Change Code
The display will now ask for you to confirm your intention by entering the same four digits without an error, as any error will cause the handset to return to "Standby".
You cannot correct any errors when entering the Confidential Code by using the key. The digits are not displayed.
CLR
XXXX
1XXXX6
FCN
FCN 61: CONFIDENTIAL CODE
6
124
FCN 6 Enter Lock
Code
FCN 6 Confirm
XXXX
Before entering code After entering code once
(i.e. second request)
FCN 61 NEW Number
9876
Page 69
CHANGE the LOCK
or will step through the 3 options of "Normal",
"Partial" and "Full Lock". The display will start flashing indicating that this status has
been changed but has not been saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the lock status and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
EXAMPLES of Display after lock set.
Refer also to FCN 63 – Automatic Lock.
CLR
STO
-
+
FCN 62: LOCK MODE
6
127
To prevent unauthorised use of the phone, it is possible to lock the phone, limiting outgoing calls to a restricted range, or banning all outgoing calls from the handset (except EMERGENCY calls which are always permitted). This function turns on (or off) the lock into one of two levels, (Partial or Full Lock) using the 4 digit Confidential Code. Refer to "Phone Locks and Codes", page 50.
Note: The default Confidential Code is 0000. If you forget your Confidential Code you must consult your dealer to reset it.
DISPLAY Current Lock Status
using Confidential Code.
The Confidential Code digits are not displayed as they are entered but the keypad tone will sound.
The display will now show the current lock status. Possible selections are "Normal", "Partial" or "Full Lock".
2
XXXX6
FCN
FCN 62: LOCK MODE
6
126
Lock Mode
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
2
XXXX6
FCN
FCN 62 Lock Mode
Normal
PL
12
Standby
(Partial Lock) (Full Lock)
FL
12
Standby
Page 70
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
Note: Do not set this function ON if loaning the phone to a user with only Partial Lock access, as they won’t know the Confidential Code to unlock the phone on power up.
Refer to page 52 for operating details.
CLR
FCN 63: AUTOMATIC LOCK
6
129
When the phone is switched on, it will return to the last lock status set by FCN 62. However with the Automatic Lock turned On, your phone will always power up in Full Lock mode. This restricts the use of the phone when powered up by unauthorised users.
The phone can be unlocked by entering the Confidential Code, using FCN 61. The 4 digit Confidential Code controls the setting of Automatic Lock function.
DISPLAY Automatic Lock Status
The status is shown as below and
the phone set into the Function 63. The status "Off" or "On" appears.
Change the Lock
or Toggles the Status.
The display starts flashing indicating that this status has been changed but not saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Set and save the new value
then EXIT.
STO
-
+
3
XXXX6
FCN
FCN 63: AUTOMATIC LOCK
6
128
Automatic Lock
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
3
XXXX6
FCN
FCN 63 Auto Lock
On
Page 71
CREATING A NEW ACCOUNT
To create a new account, press the following button sequence when starting from the Standby screen:
This will display a new account screen where the name can be entered.
Pressing will allow entry of a new credit account.
Entering The Three Character Tag
The Master can enter a three character ‘Tag’ for use in searching for a forgotten Pin. The keyboard will default to Alpha Mode for the entry of the data. Press to save the Tag and move the cursor to edit the credit amount.
Press and hold for about 0.5 seconds to cancel the creation of the new account.
Entering the Call Credits
When the 3 Character Tag has been entered, the handset prompts for the amount of credit to be set. The Credit amount should be entered followed by the key.
The User Pin for the account will then be displayed. This Pin is automatically generated by the transceiver.
Press again to save the new account details. The screen will then allow the operator to enter another
account. Press to exit the screen and return to Standby.
CLR
STO
STO
CLR
STO
STO
+++4
CONF CODE
6
FCN
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
131
The Call Credit functionality provides the ability for the owner of the phone to charge other customers for calls.
WARNING:
DO NOT ACTIVATE CALL CREDIT WITHOUT
CONSULTING YOUR MOBILESAT DEALER.
Once the Master Pin and Confidential codes have been entered, the owner can configure the Call Credit using FCN 64. FCN 64 of the Optus MobileSat S2 handset allows the Master to control and maintain the Call Credit functions and accounts.
To access FCN 64, the operator must know the Optus MobileSat S2 Lock Code.
FCN 64 provides the Master with the ability to access the Call Credit System.
Once the Call Credit menu screen is displayed the following options can be scrolled using the scroll keys +, -, * and #.
• Create a new credit account
• Edit an existing account
• Delete an existing credit account
• Change the Master Pin
• Activate or Disable the Call Credit mode
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
130
FCN 64 CallCredit
Menu
CallCredit New Account
Name: CAT PIN: ______ Crd: ******
Edit: CAT PIN: ______ Crd: 100000
CallCredit New Account
CallCredit Edit Account
CallCredit Delete Account
CallCredit Change Master Pin
CallCredit On/Off Setting
Page 72
EDIT AN ACCOUNT
To Edit an existing account, press the following button sequence when starting from the Standby screen:
The operator can either enter the User Pin to select the account to edit, or use the or button to scroll
through the accounts. When the correct account has been scrolled into the handset
display, press to select the displayed account. The name Tag will start flashing when
the account is selected. The operator can change the name of the account and press , to then change the amount of credits in the account. To leave the name the same and change the credits, just press when the name Tag is flashing.
To change the amount of credits in the account, just enter the new amount while the credit line is flashing.
Press to save the credit changes, and then press again to return to the Standby screen
Short presses of the key shall erase the last entered or displayed digit.
Pressing a long shall cancel the edit operation and leave the account unchanged.
CLR
CLR
STO
STO
STO
STO
STO
-
+
STO
++++4
CONF CODE
6
FCN
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
132
DELETE AN ACCOUNT
To Delete an existing account, press the following button sequence when starting from the Standby screen:
The operator can either enter the User Pin to select the account to delete, or
use the or button to scroll through the accounts.
When the correct account has been scrolled into the handset display, press to select the displayed account.
The Delete Account function will be validated. Press to delete the account. A confirmation screen will be displayed.
Press again to delete the account. The handset will return to Standby screen.
Pressing a long shall cancel the edit operation and leave the account unchanged.
CLR
STO
STO
STO
-
+
STO
+++++4
CONF CODE
6
FCN
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
133
Edit: PIN: ______ Crd:
Edit: *** PIN: 6407 Crd: 100000
Edit: BOB PIN: 6407 Crd: ******
Delete PIN: ______ Crd:
CONFIRM PIN: 6407 delete?
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CHANGE MASTER PIN
To change the Master Pin from the handset, press the following button sequence when starting from the Standby screen:
Then enter the new 4 digit Master Pin. The numbers will be displayed as they are entered. Press .
Note: that the old Master Pin will not be displayed by this handset function screen
Re-enter the new Master Pin number. The entry will not display the numbers, but will show how many digits have been entered with stars.
Press to confirm the change to the new Master Pin.
During the Pin digit entry, short presses of the CLR key will erase the last digit.
A long press of the key will cancel the function and return to the 'Enter Pin' screen.
CLR
STO
STO
STO
++4
CONF CODE
6
FCN
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
134
MODE CONTROL
To activate or disable the Call Credit mode, press the following button sequence when starting from the Standby screen:
Use the or or /buttons to toggle the mode between Active and Disabled.
When the key is pressed, the displayed setting is saved. If the setting is ACTIVE, the handset will immediately proceed to Call Credit mode and display the "Enter Pin" screen.
MAKING A CALL: OPTUS MOBILESAT-S2 HANDSET
With the Call Credit system Disabled, the Optus MobileSat S2 shall operate in ‘normal’ mode.
The user may originate outgoing calls without restriction. The PIN Number is not required to make calls.
CALL CREDIT SYSTEM – ACTIVE
With the ‘Call Credit’ system ACTIVE, the Optus MobileSat S2 handset display always prompts the user for the input of a 4-digit user account PIN NUMBER, followed by the key.
The PIN Number must correspond to a valid user account Pin Number.
If the entered PIN is the MASTER PIN, the handset shall then prompt for the Optus MobileSat S2 ‘Lock Code’.
If correctly entered, the Optus MobileSat S2 will switch to ‘Normal mode’ and display ‘Standby’.
While at the Standby screen, a long , will return the handset to Call Credit Mode, provided the function is still active.
CLR
STO
STO
#
*
-
+
STO
+4
CONF CODE
6
FCN
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
135
CallCredit Change MasterPin
CallCredit On/Off Setting
CallCredit On/Off
Active
1:45pm Enter PIN [ ]
Enter Lock
Code
CallCredit Change
****
CallCredit Re-enter
MasterPin Press STO to save
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MAKING A CALL: OPTUS MOBILESAT S2 2-WIRE PORT
The Call Credit System of the Optus MobileSat S2 Handset is also applicable to the 2-wire port. The User Pin must prefix all telephone numbers dialled.
Operation
Ensure the ‘Call Credit’ system is active by checking the Optus MobileSat S2 handset display, which should be prompting the user for the input of a 4-digit user account PIN.
NOTE: This example assumes that the Master has set FCN31= Tel On/ Fax Off.)
Pick up the 2-wire telephone handpiece and listen for the dial tone.
To make a call the following numbers must be dialled;
• 4-Digit User Account Pin
• Country Code
• Region Code
• Telephone Number For example, if the PIN Number is 1234, then the following
digits will need to be entered for a telephone Voice Call; 1 2 3 4 6 1 3 9 2 6 2 1 1 1 1
Voice/Fax Operation
Where FCN 31 is set to Tel On/ Fax Off, prefix digit call type dialing is required. (Refer to FCN 31 on page 105)
To make a call the following numbers must be dialled;
• 4-Digit User Account Pin
• Call Type (Voice = 1, Fax = 2)
• Country Code
• Region Code
• Telephone Number Again using PIN Number 1234, then the following digits will
need to be entered for a telephone Voice Call; 1 2 3 4 1 6 1 3 9 2 6 2 1 1 1 1
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
137
Dialling the telephone number
When a User Account PIN Number has been correctly entered, the available credit for the account is displayed.
The user shall be prompted to enter the telephone number they wish to call.
At the entry of the first digit, the entire screen will clear, allowing the user to enter the telephone number as per normal operation of the Optus MobileSat S2.
The format of the telephone number shall be [Country code] [Area code] [Telephone number]. Eg 61 3 92621111
Pressing the key shall erase previously entered digits. Pressing or shall enter the number for processing.
Checking the Prefix Digits
As the User enters the telephone number, the handset attempts to match the first five digits with the Call Prefix table as the digits are entered. This prevents the situation where the user enters a long number (potentially 32 digits long) before being warned of a destination country code error.
In the case where the first 5 digits of the destination number entered by the User do not match any of the prefixes defined in the Call Prefix table, an error message will be displayed.
After 5 seconds, the display will return to the "Enter Pin" screen or the user can press to return to "Enter Pin".
CLR
SND
STO
CLR
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
136
Credits
9999.99
Dial>
6139262111
Invalid
prefix
code
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This screen provides an immediate indicator to which MSAT system the phone is configured. This is a read only screen. It is necessary to use the Confidential Code to access this screen.
Display Network
This displays network being used.
EXIT
Return to previous screen.
CLR
FCN 65: NETWORK
6
139
The following digits will need to be entered for a Fax Call; 1 2 3 4 2 6 1 3 9 2 6 4 3 6 2 5
MAKING A CALL: OPTUS MOBILESAT S2 DATA PORT
The Call Credit System of the Optus MobileSat S2 Handset is also applicable to the RS-232 Data Port. The User Pin must prefix all telephone numbers dialled.
Operation
Ensure the ‘Call Credit’ system is active by checking the Optus MobileSat S2 handset display, which should be prompting the user for the input of a 4-digit user account PIN.
To make a call the following numbers must be typed at the command prompt;
• 4-Digit User Account Pin
• Country Code
• Region Code
• Telephone Number For example, if the PIN is 1234, then the following digits will
need to be entered for a DATA Call; ATDT 1234 61 3 9545 3521
FCN 64: CALL CREDIT
6
138
Network
EXIT without changes
CLR
5
XXXX6
FCN
FCN 65 OPTUS MobileSat
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This function can be set to lock the editing functions of the internal text messages.
Other Functions (82 & 85) edit text messages stored in the phone. eg. FCN 82 edits the message texts, while FCN 85 is used to edit the text displayed for each CUG Identification number.
This FCN 66 provides locks that prohibit this editing as required.
Table 7: Lock Options
Lock Message Editing FCN 82 CUG Ident Text Options Editing FCN 85
Disabled Edit Locked but Recall and Edit Locked
Send is permitted. Message All Operations Permitted Edit Locked CUG Edit Locked but Recall and Edit Permitted
Send is Permitted. Enabled All Operations Permitted Edit Permitted
Note: Editing is not permitted in Full Lock, irrespective of the FCN 66 options.
FCN 66: LOCK MESSAGE TEXT
6
140
Lock Message Text
or Change Status
SAVE and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
-
+
6
XXXX6
FCN
FCN 66: LOCK MESSAGE TEXT
6
141
Display Text Lock Option
The text lock status is displayed.
Change the Text Lock
or to toggle status between “Disabled”, “Message”, “CUG”, or “Enabled”.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
-
+
66
FCN
FCN 66 Messaging
Enabled
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The last five phone numbers called are recorded in memory for easy recall. However there may be a need to clear these 5 numbers for security reasons.
Enter Function
using 4 digit Confidential Code.
Clear Numbers and EXIT
Clear memories and EXIT.
EXIT without clearing
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
2
XXXX7
FCN
FCN 72: CLEAR LAST NUMBERS
6
143
The Total Time feature of this phone allows the owner of the phone to lend it to another, and have the time of usage recorded during the lending period.
To read the Total Time, use FCN 12, which is not restricted by a lock. Use FCN 13 to read the Total Outgoing Call Time.
The Total Time and Outgoing Call Time can be reset to zero using FCN 71. To enter the function, the 4 digit Confidential Code is required.
Enter Function
Enters the function showing the
current total time.
RESET the time to ZERO and EXIT
Reset timers and EXIT.
EXIT without resetting
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
1
XXXX7
FCN
FCN 71: TOTAL TIME CLEAR
6
142
Total Time Clear/Outgoing Call Time Clear
Clear Time and EXIT
EXIT without change
CLR
STO
1
XXXX7
FCN
FCN 71 Time Clear 123h 45m
FCN 72 Clear Last Numbers
Clear Last Numbers
Set and EXIT
EXIT without change
CLR
STO
2
XXXX7
FCN
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When this function is activiated, the phone initialises functions to default factory settings. Use to confirm initialisation and EXIT. Consult your Authorised Dealer before engaging this function.
The initialised value of each function option is shown on the next page. N/A means not applicable (no change).
Enter Mode
using 4
digit Confidential Code.
Reinitialise and EXIT
Initialise and EXIT.
EXIT without initialisation
Return to previous screen.
Note: During the initialisation of flash memory the 198 phone number memories, Program P1 or P2, Confidential Code and LockStatus are NOT changed.
CLR
STO
4
XXXX7
FCN
STO
FCN 74: INITIALISE
6
145
A prefix can be added to a phone number so that international dialling can be made without dialling every time. This is for international use only. Refer to Number Sets page 54.
With a prefix set, a single at the start of a number will be substituted with the prefix set by FCN 73. A maximum of 5 digits can be used as a prefix.
The default prefix is 5 blanks to inhibit usage of the number prefix.
Display Number Prefix
to display current prefix.
Change Number Prefix
…
Use the numerical keys
to enter the desired number prefix.
(Momentarily) to erase one
digit at a time.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the prefix and EXIT.
EXIT without saving
(Hold) Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
CLR
90
3
7
FCN
0
1100
FCN 73: NUMBER PREFIX
6
144
Number Prefix
Enter Prefix Number
SAVE and EXIT
(Hold) EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
PREFIX
3
XXXX7
FCN
FCN 73 Set prefix to 00116
▲
▲
FCN 74 Initialise
Initialise/Reset
Set and EXIT
EXIT without change
CLR
STO
4
XXXX7
FCN
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Table 8 – Factory Setting of Functions (continued)
Function Description Factory Setting
45 Key Beep Enable ON 46 DTMF Tone Send ON 51 Back Light KEY 52 Contrast 3 53 Wake Up Screen MT S2 MOBILE
TELEPHONE 61 Lock Code Set N/A 62 Lock Mode N/A 63 Auto Lock Enable OFF 64 Call Credit DISABLE 65 Network N/A 66 Lock Message Text Enabled 71 Total Time Clear 000h 00m 72 Clear Last Numbers N/A 73 Number Prefix Blank Entry 81 Recall SysOp Message N/A 82 Messaging N/A 83 Distress Message* N/A 84 Predefined CUGs N/A 85 CUG Setting N/A 91 Antenna Adjust N/A 92 Antenna Calibrate N/A 93 Antenna Type/TRACKING ON
*Distress Message is not currently supported by Optus
FCN 74: INITIALISE
6
147
Table 8 – Factory Setting of Functions
Function Description Factory Setting
11 Call Time 00m 00s 12 Total Call Time 000h 00m 13 Outgoing Call Time N/A 14 Call Time Beeps OFF 15 Clock Set N/A 16 Clock Display ON 21 Own Number N/A 22 SW Version/ESN N/A 23 Class/Priority N/A 24 GPS Location N/A 25 Volts/Temp N/A 26 LED/Display N/A 27 Alarm Log N/A 31 2W TEL/FAX ON/ON 32 Horn Alert OFF 33 Auto Answer OFF 34 Ignition Lock OFF 35 2W Enable 2-Wire On 36 System ID Download N/A 37 Handsfree Sensitivity MID 41 Ring Volume LOW 42 Ring Pitch LOW 43 Ring Cadence DOUBLE 44 Tone Volume LOW
FCN 74: INITIALISE
6
146
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This facility allows the sending and receiving of pre-arranged (coded) messages, with the text for the message being displayed from the memory when the code is received.
Enter Messaging Mode
Note that this service requires the Network Facility to be provided. Refer to page 60.
to prepare for sending
or editing a message.
28
FCN
FCN 82: MESSAGE MODE
6
149
An Operator at Optus has the ability to send messages to your phone. These messages may be sent when Optus has an important message for MobileSat S2 users. The phone beeps twice when a new SysOp message is received.
To view the last received message, use this function.
to enter mode.
to see the NEXT page, OR
to see the FIRST page.
or to exit mode.
If a new System Operator Message has been received in Standby mode, the screen will flash “System Operator Message” and the phone will beep twice. To
view the message, push any key except .
PWR
ENDCLR
-
+
18
FCN
FCN 81: SYSOP MESSAGES
6
148
Next page of message
A message from system operator.
FCN 82 Messaging
Messaging
Recall Message
OR or Select Message
Alternate between message text, destination address and message number
Send Message
Store edited message
(Hold) EXIT Function
CLR
STO
SND
M
-
+
XX
RCL
28
FCN
SysOp Message
or Next or First Screen
EXIT
CLR
-
+
18
FCN
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After successful transmission, and while the word "Sent" is still on the screen, (Hold) will show the reply code and its source.
Any other key will return to the sent message.
EXIT
(Hold) to exit, abandoning
changes not saved.
To Edit a Message
Select FCN 82 Use to scroll to the message that will be changed. The
phone will be in Alpha mode.
Use to erase existing text, and enter the new message using keypad buttons.
Press to edit the destination ID
M
CLR
+
CLR
FCN
FCN 82: MESSAGE MODE
6
151
Select a Message
Recalls a particular message (01 – 40).
or / to step through the 40 messages.
( and do not perform the up/down selection while in FCN 82 Name Tag Mode).
If creating a new message, or editing an existing message, use the Mute key to alternate between message text, destination address and message number, and adjust values as required.
The 30 characters of the message will be shown on the screen.
(Hold) to view the destination number and message
code.
is used to store a message (01 – 40) once edited. The
stored message can then be re-sent when desired.
SEND the selected Message
From ’Standby’, use the button to send the selected message.
NOTE: The message will not be sent if the handset displays “No Service”.
SND
STO
FCN
*
#
-
+
XX
RCL
FCN 82: MESSAGE MODE
6
150
MESSAGE CODE This 6 digit number which
may be a decimal or hex number, must be the same for both the source and destination for the message to be understood.
It is recommended that the number ends with “00” to allow system messages to be developed in the message code and destination number.
DESTINATION NUMBER
This 6-digit decimal number is not the destination PHONE number. Check with Optus.
Sending Sent
Flashing Successful
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Enter the destination ID for the message.
Press to change the message ID.
to save message settings.
(Hold) to exit abandoning changes not saved.
CLR
STO
M
FCN 82: MESSAGE MODE
6
152
FCN 83: DISTRESS MESSAGE
6
153
02) to []
02) Message []
Optus does not presently support this function.
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Note: You must be a CUG subscriber and have CUG software installed to be able to use this service.
The Closed User Group (CUG) allows many Optus MobileSat S2’s to be able to communicate within a private group that restricts all other Optus MobileSat S2’s from listening to the group conversation. The members of the CUG can also communicate with a CUG Operator located at a central site.
The Optus MobileSat S2 allows CUG members to detach from the CUG channel at any time and make normal calls to the PSTN using the Optus MobileSat network. The Optus MobileSat S2 can re-establish connection to the CUG channel at any time.
CUG MODES
Duplex
In the normal CUG mode, the CUG Operator will be heard by all of the Optus MobileSat S2’s that are attached to the CUG channel. The Optus MobileSat S2’s can reply to the CUG Operator, and know that the other members in the CUG cannot hear its reply to the CUG Operator. Only one Optus MobileSat S2 can talk on the channel at any one time, however the CUG Operator can talk to all of the Optus MobileSat S2’s at any time.
The CUG Operator must be in attendance to listen to the Optus MobileSat S2’s that are talking.
Broadcast
In Broadcast CUG mode, all of the Optus MobileSat S2’s and the CUG Operator can listen to the person who is talking. In this way Optus MobileSat S2’s attached to the CUG can talk to each other, and there is no necessity to have the CUG Operator in attendance. Only one person can talk on the channel at any one time. CUG operator cannot talk to MT’s in this mode.
Setting up the CUG Handset settings
Optus will supply the configuration details of the CUG to approved users.
FCN 84 & 85: CLOSED USER GROUP
(CUG) OPERATION
6
FCN 84 & 85: CLOSED USER GROUP
(CUG) OPERATION
6
154
These details will include: – Name of the CUG – CUG ID number – CUG Channel number
This configuration data must be entered into the transceiver using FCN 85 to allow the transceiver to access the CUG channel.
To enter this data into the Optus MobileSat S2:
From the Standby screen press:-
To display Edit CUG Text.
or To scroll to the CUG memory (1-9).
To start editing – the cursor will start flashing.
<Name> Use the number pad to enter the name of
the CUG.
MUTE Use Mute button to go to the CUG ID screen.
(The MUTE button is used to scroll through
the setup screens for the CUG settings.) <ID> Enter CUG ID number. MUTE Use Mute button to go to the CUG Channel
screen. <Chan No> Enter the channel number of the CUG.
To save the setting for the CUG memory No#. The handset will display the summary details of the CUG No#.
To return to Standby.
The user can press the button at any time to exit the FCN85 screen without saving any information.
If an error is made during the CUG entry, the user can enter FCN85 at any time to edit the entered details for the CUG setup.
CLR
CLR
STO
STO
-
+
58
FCN
155
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The handset will display “Awaiting Connection” for a short while before attaching to the CUG and displaying;
– CUG<NAME> – Listen If the transceiver does not manage to attach to the CUG, then
it will display “Awaiting Connection” for approx 1 minute before returning with a timeout display.
The Optus MobileSat S2 may not satisfactorily attach to the CUG if;
– the S2 has not been registered in the MT Member List by
the CUG Operator – the CUG ID is incorrect – the CUG Channel number is incorrect – the S2 does not have satisfactory signal to receive or
transmit (ie: cannot even make a voice call from Standby
screen) The handset will display “Listen” when the phone is in idle
state and tuned to the CUG channel. Use the or volume controls on the handset to adjust
the volume of the received audio. A level indicator will be displayed for 3 seconds before clearing to the idle screen.
Request to Talk
While the Optus MobileSat S2 is in “Listen” mode, the user can request permission to talk, by pressing the MUTE (or SND) button.
The display will change to “Talk Request” before displaying one of the following states:
“Talk” The user has permission to talk to all of the
CUG members.
“Next” The user will be given Talk permission once
the current person who is talking finishes.
-
+
157
REMOVING A CUG ENTRY FROM THE HANDSET
To remove a CUG configuration from the handset memory, use FCN 85 to set the CUG ID=00.
From the Standby screen press:
To display Edit CUG Text.
or To scroll to the CUG memory (1-9) you wish to
erase.
To start editing – the cursor will start flashing. MUTE Use Mute button to go to the CUG ID screen. <ID> Enter CUG ID number = 00. MUTE Use Mute button to go to the CUG Channel
screen. It is not necessary to change the CUG
Channel number to delete the CUG memory.
To erase the CUG memory No.
The handset will indicate that the CUG
memory has been erased.
To return to Standby.
CUG HANDSET OPERATION
Attaching to a CUG
While the Optus MobileSat S2 is in Standby mode, press:
To list the Predefined CUGs
or To scroll through CUG memories entered via
FCN85. Scroll until the CUG you want is displayed on the handset.
To attach to the CUG.
SND
-
+
48
FCN
CLR
STO
STO
-
+
58
FCN
156
FCN 84 & 85: CLOSED USER GROUP
(CUG) OPERATION
6
FCN 84 & 85: CLOSED USER GROUP
(CUG) OPERATION
6
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Handset Messages
Calling Appears when the user attempts to
attach to the CUG.
Awaiting Connection Follows “Calling” when attaching to a
CUG to indicate that the S2 has tuned to the CUG channel and is waiting for connection.
Listen S2 is attached to the CUG and is able
to listen to others talking on the CUG channel.
Talk Request Indicates that the S2 is sending a
request to the CUG operator for permission to be the S2 that is talking.
Talk Indicates that the user has
permission to talk on the CUG channel. Other CUG members will hear what is said on this phone.
Next Indicates that the Talk Request was
received by the CUG Operator, and that the S2 will be the next S2 to be granted talk permission.
Queued Indicates that the Talk Request was
received by the CUG Operator, and that the S2 is in the queue to be granted Talk permission (maybe queue position 2 – 10).
CUG Link Timeout Indicates the S2 has lost the CUG
channel for a period of time and has automatically detached from the CUG. (maybe due to shading or the CUG channel has stopped transmitting.)
Listen Request Indicates that the S2 has requested to
relinquish the Talk state and is changing to Listen state.
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“Queued” The user is queued for talk permission. The
display will remain as “Queued” before
changing to “Next”, and then finally to “Talk”
as the queue shuffles up.
The user will hear a beep in the handset to indicate that they have Talk permission.
NOTE: While in Talk mode on a Broadcast CUG channel, ensure that the user holds down the MUTE button to prevent echo being broadcast back into the handset.
Hold the Mute key down to prevent echo. Releasing the MUTE button while in Talk mode, will send a request to end the talk session (ie: Listen Request) and the phone will return to Listen mode.
On a Duplex CUG Channel the Optus MobileSat S2 user should not hold down the MUTE button as the conversation to the CUG Operator will be full duplex.
Detach from CUG
A user can detach from the CUG while in Listen mode by pressing the END key for >2 seconds. This will return the phone to Standby mode where normal PSTN calls can be made.
If a user is in Listen mode and holds down the PWR key for > 2 seconds, then the transceiver will detach from the CUG and then power down.
When the unit next powers up, it will go to Standby mode and then wait 15 seconds before attempting to automatically attach to the CUG. If the user presses any handset button in the period before the transceiver attempts to attach to the CUG, then the auto-attach will be aborted. The user must use FCN84 to attach to the CUG in this case.
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FCN 84 & 85: CLOSED USER GROUP
(CUG) OPERATION
6
FCN 84 & 85: CLOSED USER GROUP
(CUG) OPERATION
6
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Prior Talk Request Indicates that a high priority Talk
request has been sent to gain immediate access to Talk state without being queued.
Detach Request Indicates that the S2 has requested to
detach from the CUG channel and return to Standby mode.
CUG NotActive Indicates that the CUG channel has
been cleared down while the S2 was in Listen mode.
Push to Talk (PTT) Operation
A customised PTT microphone can be connected to the handset cradle to provide easier operation. The PTT microphone must be supplied by Optus since it must be modified above the standard off-the-shelf product.
The PTT mic allows the user to send Talk Requests, Listen Requests and provides easier user operation. Priority Talk Requests cannot be generated from the PTT mic. The handset must be in the cradle for the PTT mic to operate correctly.
The handset must be used to attach (or detach) the transceiver to the CUG channel – this cannot be performed using the PTT mic.
When in Listen mode, a single press of the PTT switch will activate a Talk Request. The user will hear the “Talk” beep once the unit has been granted Talk permission (“Talk” is displayed on the handset display).
The user must hold the PTT switch in for the whole time that the user is talking. Releasing the PTT switch while in Talk mode will activate a Listen Request, and the unit will return to Listen mode.
If a Talk request is initiated by the PTT switch while another user is talking, then the handset display will change to Next. Once the current talker relinquishes the Talk permission, then the PTT user will gain Talk permission and must hold the PTT switch in for the duration of the talk period.
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FCN 84 & 85: CLOSED USER GROUP
(CUG) OPERATION
6
FCN 91: ANTENNA ADJUST
6
161
Motorised Mast
The Antenna Adjust function for the Motorised Mast allows you to manually adjust the motorised antenna in small increments.
Motorised Mast Antenna Setting
To display the current
setting.
, , or can be used to increment or decrement the antenna elevation from the current setting. The adjustment from current reference (00) is displayed as the adjustments are made, and also an arrow to indicate the direction of the adjustment.
An RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) is displayed to monitor the effect of the adjustments. This value updates every 2 seconds.
Refer to page 78 to adjust the motorised mast antenna.
EXIT
or (hold) To exit the function. The antenna will
remain at the elevation it was last set when exiting this screen.
Planar Antenna
The Antenna Adjust function for the planar antenna is not applicable since the antenna must be manually aligned.
Marine Antenna
The Antenna Adjust function for the Marine antenna allows movement of the antenna in both the elevation and azimuth
CLR
STO
-
+
#
*
19
FCN
Antenna Adjust
or Incremental Adjustment
(Hold) EXIT
CLR
-
+
19
FCN
FCN 91
10
REF: 00
▲
▲
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Unknown Antenna
When the transceiver does not recognise the antenna, or there is no antenna connected the display will show “Unknown Antenna”.
(Hold) Return to previous screen.
CLR
FCN 91: ANTENNA ADJUST
6
163
planes. In normal operation, the marine antenna will track the satellite to its best ability and will not require manual adjustment from the handset.
Marine Antenna Setting
To display the current setting. This display shows the setting of the antenna in an abbreviated form where A=azimuth plane and E=elevation plane. Both readings are in degrees. The display will also show the current plane which can be controlled by the handset keys.
To adjust the antenna
or are used to increment or decrement the antenna setting in the plane being displayed. The changes in the antenna alignment are displayed as the adjustments are made.
To switch between azimuth and elevation plane control, use the key. The arrows for editing control will change to
indicate the plane that is currently being edited. An RSSI is displayed to monitor the effect of the adjustments.
This value updates every 2 seconds.
EXIT
(Hold) Return to previous screen.
Dome Antenna
The Antenna Adjust function for the Dome antenna is not applicable since the antenna is self steering.
Manual Mast Antenna
The manual mast antenna is not adjusted using the handset so FCN 91 is not applicable for this antenna.
CLR
M
-
+
19
FCN
FCN 91: ANTENNA ADJUST
6
162
FCN 91
12 A
EOOAOOO
▲
▲
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EXIT
(Hold) Return to previous screen.
Planar Antenna
The planar antenna has no steering control so does not require calibration.
Manual Mast Antenna
The manual mast antenna does not require calibration while in the field.
Marine Antenna
The marine antenna must be calibrated for adequate operation of the antenna.
Read the complete instruction set before beginning calibration of the marine antenna.
Preparation for calibration
It is vital that the antenna be installed in its permanent position before beginning the calibration. The calibration of the Gyro Compass inside the antenna relies on magnetic fields to determine its relative position. Hence any distortions in the field due to hard or soft irons in the installation must be experienced by the antenna during its calibration process.
Calibration
To calibrate the antenna, you must turn the ship or vehicle in two full circles over a period of at least 4 minutes on a relatively calm or smooth surface. If aboard a boat, seek protected waters where the wind is light. The direction of the turn is not important and the vehicle’s track need not be a perfect circle, but it must take at least 4 minutes to complete – the rate of turn should not exceed 3 degrees per second.
If wind or wave action make it difficult to maintain the required turning rate, it may be necessary to continue through more circles. Remember to complete your circles in no less than 4 minutes. You can’t go too slowly, but you can go too fast!
CLR
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Some of the antenna used with the Optus MobileSat S2 telephone are controlled by the handset. For this reason it is necessary to calibrate the antenna periodically to ensure that the transceiver provides the best steering control possible.
Motorised Mast Antenna
The Motorised Mast antenna can be calibrated to optimise the control from the handset.
Note: Before calibrating the mast antenna, the vehicle should be stationary and level with the antenna mounted vertically (except when using End Fire method. Refer to page 80).
To Enter Function
To Start Calibration
This starts the automatic calibration procedure. The antenna calibration completes within 20 seconds.
At the completion of the calibration the display shows the RSSI signal, plus the last known elevation setting of the antenna.
The FCN 92 screen returns to a state where adjustment can be
made using or buttons (up/down arrows on screen), showing the elevation in degrees from the horizontal.
-
+
STO
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FCN
FCN 92: ANTENNA CALIBRATE
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FCN 92 S72 MAST Calibrate?
Antenna Calibrate
Start/Stop Automatic Tuning
(Hold) EXIT
CLR
STO
29
FCN
FCN 92
10
ELEV: 46
▲
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Unknown Antenna
The antenna is not recognised by the transceiver unit. Refer to page 168.
(Hold) Return to previous screen.
CLR
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At the conclusion of the circles the handset will display a calibration score (1-9) as an indication of how sure the antenna is of optimal steering operation.
Calibration Score
The calibration score is a three digit number in which
• the first digit represents the quality of the calibration,
• the second digit represents an assessment of the distortion caused by the local magnetic environment,
• the third digit is an incremental counter that keeps track of the number of calibrations accomplished.
Scores for the calibration quality and distortion factors are 1 (worst) to 9 (best). There is a relationship between the first and second digits: The higher the first digit’s value, the greater the accuracy of the compass azimuth output. It is possible to have a high calibration score in the presence of a high distortion factor score. In general, a second digit value of 5 or lower would suggest that the antenna should be relocated to a more benign magnetic environment.
To Enter Function
To Start Calibration
This starts the calibration procedure. The vehicle/vessel should begin prescribing it’s circles after pressing the button.
The display shows a countdown timer (starting at four minutes) to indicate the time left in the current calibration. The calibration score is also be displayed in this screen.
To STOP the Calibration
(again) Indicates to the antenna that the calibration procedure has been completed and to assume free tracking mode.
To Abort Calibration
Exit the FCN 92 screen at any time during the
calibration. This will stop the calibration procedure.
CLR
STO
STO
STO
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FCN
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Motorised Mast Antenna
or toggles between ‘ON’ and ‘OFF’. When the tracking is on, the mast will periodically step up one adjustment and also down one ajustment to determine if the signal is better either side of its current alignment. If this is the case, then the antenna will maintain the optimum alignment until the next test is performed.
KVH Marine Antenna
FCN 93 provides four tracking options for the KVH Marine Antenna.
Manual – the user can point the antenna at the Satellite using FCN 91. Once pointed, the KVH marine antenna will maintain optimum RSSI using the KVH gyro compass and stabilised platform operation.
Dither – after searching and finding the Satellite Signal, the transceiver commands the antenna to dither in order to maintain the optimum signal. (This is the operation used in all previous versions of transceiver software)
GPS – The transceiver uses GPS information to calculate the azimuth and elevation to point to the satellite. The azimuth and elevation commands are sent to the antenna to point directly at the satellite (NOTE: the transceiver must have a GPS input for this mode).
GPS + Dither – Same as GPS operation, but if there is no valid GPS position available, the antenna control will revert to dither mode.
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This function displays the antenna type that is connected to the Optus MobileSat S2 antenna port. This is a read-only screen.
Only MobileSat authorised antennas are designed to operate with the Optus MobileSat S2 unit. If the transceiver does not recognise the antenna (display shows UNKNOWN) then the standard transceiver will not attempt to make or receive calls.
To Display Antenna Type
Antenna description is
displayed.
Change Mode
or toggles between settings for motorised mast or marine antenna.
The display flashes, showing the mode has been changed but not saved.
SAVE and EXIT
Save the setting and EXIT.
EXIT
Return to previous screen.
CLR
STO
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+
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FCN
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Antenna Type/Tracking
or Change Tracking Status
SAVE AND EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
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+
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FCN
FCN 93 S72 MAST TRACK: Off
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Reset
To remove the programmed key sequence from P1, just press
and hold, then press (momentarily) to erase the hot key function (ie: enter no sequence). Resetting the programmed key sequence is not protected by passwords.
Save the Programmed Function
Save the programmed function and EXIT. A double beep is heard when the programming mode ends.
Note: While in program mode, the key is treated as any other key and will not exit the program mode or Clear the last entry. The key cannot be saved in a program. P2 cannot be recalled while in P1 programming mode.
Run the Programmed Function
To run the P1 key sequence, start in the Standby screen and press momentarily. If no program has been saved, an Error Beep will sound. The programmed key sequence will be recalled step by step, each step being displayed on the screen.
While a P1 program is running, only the (momentarily) key will abort the program.
Return to previous screen.
CLR
P1
P1
PWR
CLR
P1
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This allows you to set a commonly used key sequence as a hot key. When P1 is selected, the key sequence is called up immediately. P1 can be programmed or recalled in Partial or Full Lock modes.
Note that P1 operates differently for transceivers with CUG capability.
To Program
(Hold) When programming a P1 function, an indicator will appear in the Standby screen.
Any key sequence may be entered and assigned to the hot key .
All of the keys pressed while in programming mode will be performed when is recalled. If an incorrect key sequence is entered, it is recommended to reset and start again.
When programming a lock function (FCN 6X or 7X) in the
sequence, recalling as a hot key will prompt for the Confidential Code before stepping to the following programmed key sequence.
A maximum of fifty keystokes can be recorded.
P1P1
P1
P1
P1
Select Sequence
P1
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Programmable Function 1
Select Key Sequence
SAVE Sequence as P1 and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
Select Sequence
P1
P1 7:26pm
10
Standby
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This allows you to set a commonly used key sequence as a ‘hot’ key. When P2 is selected, the key sequence is called up immediately. P2 can be programmed or recalled in Partial or Full Lock modes.
Note that P2 operates differently for transceivers with CUG capability.
To Program
(Hold) When programming a P2 function, an indicator will appear in the Standby screen.
Any key sequence may be entered and assigned to the hot key
All of the keys pressed while in programming mode will be performed when is recalled. If an incorrect key sequence is entered, it is recommended to reset and start again.
When programming a lock function (FCN 6X or 7X) in the sequence, recalling will prompt for the Confidential Code before stepping to the following programmed key sequence.
A maximum of fifty keystrokes can be recorded.
P2
P2
P2
P2
P2
Select Sequence
P2
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Reset
To remove the programmed key sequence from P2, just press
and hold, then press (momentarily) to erase the hot key function (ie: enter no sequence). Resetting the programmed key sequence is not protected by passwords.
Save the Programmed Function
This saves the programmed function and EXIT. A double beep is heard when the programming mode ends.
Note: While in program mode, the key is treated as any other key and will not exit the program mode. The key cannot be saved in a program. P1 cannot be recalled while in P2 programming mode.
Run the Programmed Function
To run the P2 key sequence, start in the Standby screen and press momentarily. If no program has been saved, an Error Beep will sound. The programmed key sequence will be recalled step by step, each step being displayed on the screen.
While a P2 program is running, only the (momentarily) key will abort the program.
Return to previous screen.
CLR
P2
P2
PWR
CLR
P2
P2P2
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Programmable Function 2
Select Key Sequence
SAVE Sequence as P2 and EXIT
EXIT without saving
CLR
STO
Select Sequence
P2
P2 7:27pm
10
Standby
P2: PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION 2
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P2: PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION 2
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Application Modules
The Optus MobileSat S2 telephone is available in a range of application modules that allow for a greater flexibility in installation. The application modules are presented in the following list:
Module 1 S2 transceiver unit Module 2 Vehicle installation kit Module 6 GPS option kit Module 11 R41 planar antenna kit Module 17 Antenna cable (6m) Module 18 Antenna cable (3m) Module 27 Manual Mast Antenna Module 28 Dome Antenna Module 29 Dome Magenetic Mount
It is recommended that you keep the cardboard packaging for use in the event that you have to return the system for repair.
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Before You Call For Assistance
This section deals with fixing problems you may encounter. Generally most problems can be easily solved with a little thought. The best approach is to retry the steps you were doing again, paying more attention to all detail. Reading this User Manual is always a good start.
Customer support of this product is provided through an Authorised MobileSat Dealer Network. If you call your dealer, they will make every effort to respond quickly and resolve your problem. However there are some things you can do before calling your dealer. This may help you solve your problem yourself or make it easier for the dealer to solve it for you.
Read this section carefully to see if your problem is described. Try the suggested fixes and if all fails, call your dealer.
The phone will not turn ON
• Make sure that the vehicle’s battery is fully charged. Try
again with vehicle’s engine running.
• Check the fuse to the battery.
• Try pressing the PWR key longer (more than 1 second).
• Try powering on the unit using the ignition input.
The phone displays "No Service"
• The antenna’s view of the satellite is obstructed or is not
tuned correctly.
• Clear the view of the antenna and adjust for peak signal
strength. Refer page 77.
The phone displays "Standby" but I cannot make a call
• If you have just bought the phone make sure it has been
commissioned. Check with your dealer.
• If you see "FL" or "PL" on the display, your phone is in lock
mode. Please unlock with Confidential Code (FCN 62) before attempting to make a call.
• Try again a minute or two later. The network may be
congested.
• Check FCN 93 responds with antenna identification.
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Phone turns off by itself
The phone may turn off by itself for the following reasons:
• over/under voltage.
• over/under temperature.
• ignition turned off.
• horn alert timer shutdown.
• RTS line of data cable may have deactivated.
• internal fault detected. If the Optus MobileSat S2 fails to operate correctly, or the
handset buttons or display indicate problems, you should power down the unit using the handset’s button (or ignition) and then remove the POWER & HANDSET connector from the unit. Do Not remove the POWER & HANDSET connector from the unit while the handset display is still active, since any recent changes will not be saved. If the Optus MobileSat S2 does not recover consult your Dealer.
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Major Fault Alarm and the Phone is Hot
• A major fault is indicated. When either of the CH or GEN lights are Steady Red.
• If the phone has been exposed to direct sunlight or was not well ventilated, place the phone in a shaded well ventilated area, turn off and allow to cool for about 15 minutes.
Signal appears weak (RSSI < 5)
• Ensure mast antenna is vertical (vehicle should be horizontal).
• Check for obstructions overhead, refer to page 77.
• Check that antenna is clean and free from dust, bugs, etc.
• Antenna connection is loose or dirty/wet.
• RSSI approx. 5 expected for aero antenna.
Notes on Installation
Repair, service and installation should be handled only through an Authorised MobileSat Dealer. DO NOT attempt to install, service, repair or disassemble your phone as it has no user serviceable parts and the warranty on the unit will become void.
Installed Location
The phone will not operate effectively in temperatures greater than 60ºC so ensure that the phone is not maintained in direct sunlight, and that ventilation is provided to keep the phone from overheating.
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EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS
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EXPERIENCING PROBLEMS
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Fault Description
23 Antenna controller error or no response from
antenna control 24 Antenna initialisation required 25 Antenna adjustment mechanism jammed 26 Antenna operation error 27 DTI error 28 VFI error 29 HPA ON fail – Rx not ready 30 HPA ON fail – Tx not ready 31 HPA ON fail – UW Lost 32 HPA ON fail – AFC error 33 HPA ON fail – ASC failure 34 HPA ON fail – HPA failure 35 Marine Antenna K91 – Gyro compass alarm 36 Marine Antenna K91 – Gyro Inclonometer alarm 37 OS9 Error 38 Start Call Failure 39 Antenna Call Failure K91 40 Antenna Link Failure 41 HPA Reset (long) 42 HPA bad response packet 43 HPA bad Checksum 44 HPA reset 45 Link pipe error 46 External Alarm INPUT 47 SW Watchdog fail
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Fault Messages
The following table explains some of the fault messages that appear on the handset screen
Table 9: Fault Description
Fault Description
1 Transceiver internal temp > +70ºC 2 Transceiver internal temp < -15ºC 3 Transceiver internal temp > +65ºC 4 Transceiver internal temp < -10ºC 5 Battery Voltage > 32V 6 Battery Voltage < 10.5V 7 Alarm signal detected from HPA Assembly 8 Rx channel lock alarm
9 Tx channel lock alarm 10 Power alarm detected from HPA Assembly 11 Transmitter alarm detected from HPA Assembly 12 Base – HPA Assembly communications fault 13 Flash memory error 14 Channel correction limit exceeded 15 Rx frequency outside normal band 16 Tx frequency outside normal band 17 Warning: Battery voltage > 31.0V 18 Warning: Battery voltage < 11.5V 19 Power supply voltage > nominal +10% 20 Power supply voltage < nominal -10% 21 Transceiver received wrong system operating ID 22 GPS not connected or GPS parameter not set
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Fault Description
48 HPA Temperature alarm 49 Dome antenna alarm (1) 50 Dome antenna alarm (2) 51 Invalid Freq sent to Dome antenna 52 Invalid command sent to Dome antenna 53 Error response from Dome antenna
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Power
Input Supply 10.5-32.0 Volts (regulated) Maximum Ripple 150mV
The following current consumption figures are for use with a 12Volt supply and Class 1 operation.
Off <10 milliamps (12V) Standby 0.5 Amps (12V) In Call (Rx voice) 0.7 Amps (12V) In Call (Tx voice) 2.3 Amps (12V) In Call (Rx fax) 3.2 Amps (12V) In Call (Tx fax) 3.2 Amps (12V)
Frequency Range
Transmit 1646.5-1660.5 MHz Receive 1545.0-1559.0 MHz
Channel
Voice Channel AMBE
®
Facsimile channel Group 3, 2400 bps Data Channel 2400 bps Bandwidth < 4 kHz
Dimensions
Transceiver Length 267mm
Width 240mm Height 48mm
Transceiver with cradle Length 301mm
Width 241mm Height 61mm
Handset Length 210mm
Width 54mm Height 37mm
RF Output Power
nominally +4dBW±1dB Class 1 (antenna connector). nominally +1dBW±1dB Class 2 (antenna connector). nominally +7dBW±1dB Class 3 (antenna connector).
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Your Optus MobileSat S2 Mobile Satellite Telephone is designed to give you years of trouble free service. However, should a fault arise, please return the unit to an Authorised Optus MobileSat Dealer.
Full details of service agents and repair costs can be obtained from your Authorised Dealer.
Optus Networks instructs the user of the Optus MobileSat S2 to use it in complete accordance with the Optus MobileSat S2 User's Manual. The information in this technical manual is relevant to Version 37 software and Version 40 software for CUG and is advisory in nature. If there is any doubt about these instructions, please call your Authorised MobileSat Dealer. Optus may make improvements and changes in the products described in this manual without notice to you. Changes will be periodically made to the information in the new editions. Efforts have been made to ensure that the contents of this manual are correct. Should you find an error, Optus welcomes your comment to improve these technical communications.
Computer Software COPYRIGHTS
The Optus products described herein this manual may contain copyrighted Optus computer programs stored in semiconductor memories or other media. The copyright protection for these programs is claimed by Optus Networks Pty Limited.
The AMBE
®
voice coding technology included in this product is protected by intellectual property rights including patent rights, copyrights and trade secrets of Digital Voice Systems, Inc. The user of this technology is explicitly prohibited from attempting to decompile, reverse engineer, or disassemble the object code, or in any other way convert the object code into a human-readable form. This technology is licensed solely for use within this product. US Patent Nos. 5,870,405, 5,826,222, 5,754,974, 5,701,390, 5,715,365, 5,649,050, 5,630,011, 5,581,656, 5,517,511, 5,491,772, 5,247,579, 5,226,084, and 5,195,166.
Trademarks
MobileSat
®
is a registered trademark of Optus Networks Pty Ltd
ABN 65 054 365 696.
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Vibration 0.04 g2/Hz NAVMAT – P9492 EMI/EMC Rating Class B, AS/NZS CISPR 22-2002 Temperature Range -10 to +50ºC
95% humidity (0-35ºC) non condensing 75% humidity (above 35ºC) non-condensing
Sealing Transceiver IP54
Base Assembly Separate IP54 HPA Assembly Separate IP55
Safety AS/NZS 60950-2000 &
ACA TS 22-1997
EMR Radiocommunications
(Electromagnetic Radiation – Human Exposure) Standard 2003 (HES)
(The AMBE®voice coding technology embodied in this product is protected by intellectual property rights including patent rights, copyrights and trade secrets of Digital Voice Systems, Inc.)
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c. You have not provided full written particulars of the
defect to the Authorised Optus MobileSat Dealer; d. The Goods are not branded Optus; e. The Goods have been rented to any person; f. The defect was caused by alterations or modifications to
the Goods that were not authorised by Optus, an
accident, misuse, abuse, fault or negligence of the
customer, improper operation including connection or
accessories not approved by Optus, lack of reasonable
care, loss of parts, tampering or attempted repair or
installation or servicing by a person not authorised by
Optus, and incorrect adjustment of the Goods’ controls;
or g. The Goods have been damaged by lightning or a mains
power surge.
Important
Please retain your sales receipt as proof of the date of purchase. Please retain this information as your record of the Goods’ warranty terms and conditions. This warranty applies only to Optus MobileSat Goods purchased in Australia from Optus Networks Pty Limited’s authorised distributors.
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For 12 months from the date of purchase, Optus Networks Pty Limited guarantees this MobileSat product, and its accessories, (‘Goods’) against defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service, provided you have exercised reasonable care in use and service of the Goods in accordance with Optus MobileSat’s operating instructions. This warranty is subject to you providing to the authorised service organisation proof of the date of purchase, full written particulars of the defect and the conditions set out below.
The benefits conferred by this warranty in respect of the Goods are in addition to all other rights and remedies you have under the operation of laws generally, and in particular, the Trade Practices Act 1974 and similar State and Territory laws.
Warranty Service Conditions
1. Subject to your statutory rights referred to above, Optus expressly limits its liability with respect to these Goods to repairing the Goods.
2. Optus shall not be under any liability to the customer in respect of any loss or damage, including consequential loss or damage, howsoever caused, which may be suffered or incurred, or which may arise directly or indirectly in respect of the Goods.
3. In the event the Goods require service under warranty, you are responsible for the cost of transportation to an Authorised Optus MobileSat Dealer. The Goods are at the owner’s risk in transit. (Please ensure that the Goods are suitably packaged preferably in the original packaging).
4. If the Goods are found to be in sound working order by the authorised service organisation you may be charged a service fee.
5. The Goods will not be eligible for warranty service if: a. You cannot provide proof of the date of purchase of the
Goods to the Authorised Optus MobileSat Dealer;
b. You have not returned the Goods to the Authorised
Optus MobileSat Dealer;
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The transceiver has three small Light Emitting Diodes (LED’s), to give an indication of the phone’s operational state.
LED 1 GEN (General) Description
Off Phone is Off Orange Phone is initialising Orange (Flashing) Supply voltage outside
nominal range Green Normal Green (flashing) Temperature outside nominal
range Red Serious Fault (Return for
Repair) Red (Flashing) Minor Fault (Phone will still
function)
LED 2 CH (Channel) Description
Off Phone is Off or Faulty Orange Operating on a Voice Channel Orange (Flashing) Searching for a Control
Channel Green Operating on a Control
Channel Green (flashing) Searching for a Control
Channel Red (Flashing) Minor Fault (Phone will still
function) Red Failed to find valid Control
Channel
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Should your Optus MobileSat S2 phone fail to operate satisfactorily, it is recommended that you report the fault to your Authorised MobileSat Dealer.
Please provide the following details to aid fault diagnosis.
• Type of installation – vehicle, fixed site, marine, other
• Type of antenna – mast, planar, dome
• Electronic Serial Number (ESN) of the unit – FCN 22 or label on bottom cover
• Step by step procedure of user operations to cause the fault (Is it repeatable?)
• Handset displays or messages including – Signal Strength (RSSI)
– Handset progress messages – Handset fault messages
• LED display on Base Assembly top cover (or FCN 26)
• Damage to any part of the installation
Your dealer may request more information that can be accessed from the handset, so ensure the handset is close by when reporting the fault.
Do not attempt to dismantle the installation without dealer instructions as this may void warranty.
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LED 3 SIG (Signal) Description RSSI
(Class 1)
Off No Signal 0 Red (Steady) Inadequate Signal 1 Orange (Steady) Very Poor Signal 2-3 Orange (Slow Flash) Poor Signal 4-5 Orange (Fast Flash) Fair Signal 6-7 Green (Steady) Moderate Signal 8-9 Green (Slow Flash) Good Signal 10-11 Green (Fast Flash) Very Good Signal 12-16 Red (Slow Flash) Overloading 17-19 Red (Fast Flash) Overloaded 20
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OPTUS MOBILESAT S2 COMPLETE
PRODUCT CONFIGURATION
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Figure 10 – Complete Configuration
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