Hughes Network Spaceway Technisches Handbuch

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Spaceway Quick Start Setup Guide

June 2016

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Spaceway Quick Start Setup Guide

Version 1.6

Table of Contents

Spaceway Quick Start Setup Guide

Introduction 2

Step 1 – Getting the Cables to the Modem (first time only) 4

Step 2 – Unpacking the Boxes & Checking the Contents (first time only) 5

Step 3 – Setting Up the Modem & Router (first time only) 6

Step 4 – Connecting to the Modem & Getting the Pointing Parameters 7

The System Control Center (SCC) Home Page 7

System Status Page 8

System Information page 9

Advanced Page 10

Advanced Page After Clicking Installation Parameters 11

After Clicking Submit Installation Parameters 12

Advanced Page After the Reboot 13

Getting the Pointing Parameters 14

Getting the Pointing Parameters (Continued) 15

Step 5 – Setting Up the Tripod, Offset Adapter, & Hardware Set 16

Installing the Stanley Keeper (SK) - (Please Ignore If SK Is Pre-installed) 16

Assembling the Hardware Set 17

Assembling the Hardware Set (continued) 18

Orienting the Tripod and Checking for a Plumb Mast 19

Step 6 – Putting the Reflector Mount on the Offset Adapter Mast 20

Step 7 – Attaching the Reflector to the Reflector Mount 21

Understanding Azimuth, Elevation & Tilt (Skew) 22

Right-hand or Left-hand Polarity 22

Step 8 – Checking the Azimuth Base – Setting the Elevation & Tilt 23

Checking the Azimuth Base 23

Setting the Elevation 24

Setting the Tilt (Skew) 25

Step 9 – Changing the Polarity 26

Step 10 – Connecting the Arm and Radio to the Reflector 29

Re-plumb, Add Ballast, and Check Plumb Again! 29

Step 11 – Connecting the Cables and DAPT2 Meter 30

Step 12 – Pointing the Antenna 31

Pointing the Antenna with the DAPT2 Meter 32

Coarse-Pointing Phase 33

Fine-Pointing Phase 34

Step 13 – Validating Your Alignment 36

Step 14 – Getting Online 38

Status Page - Online! 39

BJ Consul

MobileInternetSatellite.com

Spaceway Quick Start Setup Guide

Introduction

The objective of this document is to provide instructions and guidelines for assembling

your HughesNet Spaceway satellite system and mobility kit and getting it online. The

document describes a proven approach to setting up a Ka-band system. However, you

may find other ways of doing some steps, which you prefer. The important thing is that

the alignment passes the validation and you are able to get online.

Call if you have questions.

The following tasks will be described in this document:

Step 1 Get the cables to the modem (First time only)

Step 2 Unpack your boxes and check the contents. (First time only)

Step 3 Set up the modem and optionally the router (First time only) and power on.

Step 4 Connect to the modem, get the pointing parameters, and power down

modem.

Step 5 Set up the tripod, offset adapter and hardware set.

Step 6 Put the reflector/dish mount on the offset adapter mast.

Step 7 Attach the reflector to the reflector mount.

Step 8 Check the azimuth base and set the elevation and the tilt.

Step 9 Change the polarity, if necessary, based on the pointing parameters.

Step 10 Connect the arm and radio to the reflector.

Step 11 Connect the cables and DAPT2 meter. Power on the modem and verify it is

in pointing mode.

Step 12 Point the antenna.

Step 13 Validate the alignment.

Step 14 Wait for State Code 25 = Online!

Some troubleshooting hints are provided at the end.

Now, let’s cover the task that should be dealt with first: getting the cables to the

modem.

Step 1 – Getting the Cables to the Modem (first time only)

You need to think about how the cables that comes from the satellite dish outside

will connect to the satellite modem, which is typically inside.

Shown above is the most common method of solving this problem. Here is a

description of the dish-to-modem path:

• The short pigtail cables (1) are attached to the transmitter and LNB, on the arm.

• The other ends connect to the long coaxial cables (3) using barrel connectors (2).

• The other ends of the long coaxial cables are typically connected to an exterior

coax connector (4), which is installed on the side of the RV. Two 1/2” holes are

drilled in the RV for the installation. Be wary of existing coax connections,

because the coax and/or connectors may not support Ka-band frequencies!

• The short inside cables (5) are connected to the back of the exterior coax

connector (from inside) (4) at one end and to the modem (6) at the other end.

Although the above describes the most common installation, other approaches are

possible. For example, some mobile users prefer to put the modem and a wireless

router in a utility trailer, with easy access for cables. The user will connect from

within the RV via Wi-Fi.

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