Ligado NETWORKS MSATE Bedienungsanleitung

Mobile Satellite Radio Installation Guide

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MCN: 3004073-0002, Rev A

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INTRODUCTION 4

TRANSCEIVER UNIT 5

Transceiver Unit Ports 6

System Power Requirements 9

Installing the TU - Fixed and Mobile 12

TU Mounting Bracket Information 13

INSTALLING THE ANTENNA UNIT 15

Antenna Cable Lengths and Types 15

Vibrations 16

Installing the 2-Axis Land Mobile Antenna 17

Mobile Installation 17

Fixed-Site Installation 22

Installing the Maritime Antenna 25

INSTALLING THE HANDSET 28

COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE 30

ERROR CODE DIAGNOSTICS 31

TROUBLESHOOTING THE INSTALLATION 34

MSATE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 37

Contents

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Introduction

The purpose of this guide is to provide assistance to personnel

installing the MSATe mobile satellite radio equipment. The guide starts

off by providing installation-speciﬁc information on each component of

the radio. Installation tips are then offered for ﬁxed-site and vehicular

scenarios. A section on commissioning instructions follows. The guide

concludes with a troubleshooting section.

INS TALL ATIO N WARNING

Warning: This product is to be installed by Authorized Service

Personnel. Damages resulting in the failure to conform to

the instructions found herein, as well as standard installation

practices, will be the responsibility of the installer. Failure to

follow the guidelines in this installation manual will void all

warranties related to the MSATe Mobile Satellite Radio.

MSATE MOBILE SATELLITE RADIO

The MSATe mobile satellite radio is comprised of three core component

parts: the transceiver unit (the small black box), the antenna system

(white dome) and the handset.

Figure 1 – MSATe Mobile Satellite Radio Components

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Transceiver Unit

The TU provides the interface for the handset and antenna unit (AU)

and manages the communications over the Ligado network. It also

distributes power to the handset and Antenna Unit (AU).

An optional external speaker may be connected to the TU for remote

monitoring. Serial and Ethernet ports are provided for external

interfacing, debugging, software upgrading and future expansion

capabilities. (See ﬁgure)

Figure 2 - System Overview

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Transceiver Unit Ports

Figure 3 - Transceiver Unit Port Diagram

POWER PORT

The power port is the connection from the power supply (vehicle

battery or some other 12 VDC power source) to the TU. The power

cable has a +12V power line, a +12V ignition sense line. (See Figure 4)

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Figure 4 – Power Port Cable Color Reference

RJ 45 ETHERNET PORT

The RJ 45 Ethernet port is available for software upgrades and future

expansion of functionality. The port supplies standard Ethernet line

levels and supports all deﬁned control line signaling. The pinout of

the port supports a direct straight-through connection to a PC with a

standard Ethernet cable. The PC shall be supplied with a dynamic local

IP address using a standard DHCP exchange.

1RX+

2RX-

3TX+

6TX-

Table 1 - Ethernet Port Pinout

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SERIAL PORT

The serial port is a female DB-9F RS 232 and can be used for NMEA

output (GPS) and crossbanding and for dial-up data services where

subscribed.

PIN DATA (CURRENTLY NOT

SUPPORTED)

GPS CROSSBAND

1 CD (Carrier Detect) COR (Carrier

Operated

Relay)

2 RD (Receive Data) RD (Receive Data)

3 TD (Transmit Data)

4 DTR (Data Terminal

Ready)

5 GND (Signal Ground) GND (Signal Ground) GND (Signal

Ground)

6 DSR (Data Set Ready)

7RTS (Request To Send) PTT (Push To

Talk)

8 CTS (Clear To Send) CTT (Clear To

Transmit)

9RI (Ring Indicator)

Table 2 - Serial Port Pinout

ANTENNA PORT

The antenna port is a 50 Ohm female TNC. This line carries RF,

signaling, and DC power for the antenna.

Note: Grounding the center conductor while power is applied to

the transceiver can cause the transceiver’s fuse and/or a fuse in the

vehicle to blow. No modiﬁcations should be made to the RF cable

under any circumstance.

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Figure 5 - Antenna Port Detail

HANDSET PORT

The RJ45 handset port is used to connect the handset to the TU. The

connector type is a modular 8 position and 8 conductor RJ45. The

pinout is as follows:

PIN NUMBER SIGNAL NAME

1Audio TX + Microphone

2Audio TX - Microphone

3Data TX - TU Send

4Data RX - TU Receive

5+ 12 VDC

6Ground

7Audio RX + Speaker

8Audio RX - Speaker

Table 3 - Handset Connector Pin Out

EXTERNAL SPEAKER PORT

A 3.5 mm mono connection is provided for a 4W 8Ohm speaker.

System Power Requirements

There is only one power connection for the entire radio. This must be

connected to a 12 VDC power supply.

Power requirements and consumption are as follows:

POWER REQUIREMENTS VOLTAGE

Voltage Input Minimum 12 V DC

Voltage Input Maximum 15.6 V DC

Total Current for AU, TU & Handset (Max.) 6A

Required Fuse 7.5A

Table 4 - System Power Requirements

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STANDARD CABLE CONNECTIONS

In addition to the DC power connection, an optional ignition sense

connection must be made, or it will not work properly. This is done

using the three-wire power cable. In the case of a vehicle installation,

the power source is typically the vehicle battery. Cables should be

routed appropriately, and cable ties and clamps should be used as

required to ensure that vibration and/or rubbing of the cables does not

occur.

POWER CABLE ASSEMBLY

A 6m power cable with a +12V power line and a +12V ignition sense

line is included with the Transceiver Unit. The fuse is a standard 7.5A

automotive mini blade fuse.

NOTE: To protect against the risk of ﬁre, always replace fuses with

the same type and rating.

Figure 6 – Power Port Cable Color Reference

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