What to do if COBHAM Marine Equipment terminal restores factory settings and reboots the system?
If your COBHAM Marine Equipment terminal restores factory settings and reboots, press and hold the Reset button for 30 seconds. Keep holding it until the Power indicator on the terminal starts flashing orange.
How to initiate software upload on COBHAM Marine Equipment if firmware is missing or corrupted?
If the firmware on your COBHAM Marine Equipment is missing or corrupted, you can initiate a software upload by pressing and holding the Reset button while the terminal is booting.
How to reset COBHAM Marine Equipment terminal IP address and IP netmask to default?
To reset the IP address and IP netmask on your COBHAM Marine Equipment terminal to their default values, simply press the Reset button normally.
General| Type | FleetBroadband terminal |
|---|---|
| Satellite System | Inmarsat |
| Power Supply | 10.5 - 32 V DC |
| Frequency Band | L-band (1525-1559 MHz for receive, 1626.5-1660.5 MHz for transmit) |
| Data Rate | Up to 432 kbps |
| Voice | Yes, supports voice calls |
| Interfaces | Ethernet, USB, ISDN, Analogue Phone |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to +55°C |
| IP Rating | IP56 |
| Compliance | Inmarsat FleetBroadband |
Lists registered trademarks and acknowledges other company names.
Advises caution regarding marked areas that may cause injury due to heat.
Warns about hazardous radiation from the antenna during transmission and specifies safety distances.
Describes the target audience for the user manual.
Explains how to obtain the latest version of the manual.
Outlines the chapters and content covered in the manual.
Congratulates the user on their purchase and introduces the system.
Details the system's features and available interfaces.
Describes the main components of the SAILOR 500/250 FleetBroadband systems.
Details the SAILOR 500 FleetBroadband antenna.
Provides an overview of the SAILOR FleetBroadband Terminal, including its rack version.
Describes tools for system setup and daily use, including IP Handset and web interface.
Details the Thrane IP Handset and its cradle, covering functionality and connection.
Explains the Inmarsat BGAN system, its services, and capabilities.
Shows the Inmarsat I4 satellite coverage map and notes on service availability.
Provides a system overview, illustrating components and network connections.
Details the services supported by the system, including packet and circuit-switched data.
Describes the types of circuit-switched connections available, including voice and ISDN.
Lists supplementary services provided by the BGAN system.
Outlines limitations related to SIM lock, available services, and coverage areas.
Tables equipment and interfaces used to access services.
Covers preliminary steps and considerations before starting the system.
Details the process of powering up the terminal, including SIM card insertion and power switch usage.
Explains how to use the front power switch on the 19" Rack terminal version.
Describes how to use the ignition system for terminal power control.
Explains how to use an external remote on/off switch for terminal control.
Confirms power up completion and indicates readiness for registration or calls.
Details the process of connecting the Thrane IP Handset, including power supply and startup.
Guides on connecting a computer to the terminal's LAN interface.
Explains how to enter the SIM PIN for terminal registration.
Details how to enter the SIM PIN using an analogue/ISDN phone or the Thrane IP Handset.
Explains how to enter the SIM PIN via the web interface.
Describes the process of registering the system with the BGAN network.
Describes status indications shown in the web interface dashboard after registration.
Provides instructions on making the first call using the system.
Details how to establish a default standard Internet connection.
Covers general aspects of operating the system.
Explains how to use the Thrane IP Handset for system interaction and status viewing.
Describes the capabilities of the terminal's built-in web interface for setup and control.
Tables equipment and interfaces used to access services.
Details how to use the system with phones and fax machines.
Explains the different call types (Standard Voice, 3.1 kHz Audio, UDI/RDI) and their usage.
Guides on setting default outgoing call types via the web interface.
Explains how to override default call types for specific outgoing calls.
Lists how incoming call numbers are structured and where to find them.
Explains how to select accepted call types for incoming calls via the web interface.
Provides options for making and receiving phone calls.
Explains how incoming calls are handled by default and with Multi-voice.
Describes how call information is stored and viewed in the call log.
Details the optional Voice Distress feature for making distress and urgency calls.
Guides on using a computer with the system for data connections and network management.
Guides on establishing an Internet connection via the terminal.
Explains how to start or stop Standard IP connections from the dashboard.
Details how to start or stop Streaming IP sessions via the dashboard.
Guides on setting up and accessing the terminal remotely.
Explains how to access the terminal's web interface remotely.
Details how to access the terminal remotely using AT commands via Telnet.
Explains how to use PPPoE for controlling connections independently of the web interface.
Explains how the Thrane IP Handset serves as a user interface and for making calls.
Introduces the web interface and its purpose.
Explains how to disable proxy server settings in browsers for web interface access.
Details how to access and navigate the web interface.
Explains how to enter the SIM PIN via the web interface.
Describes the Dashboard's use for inspecting communication and viewing system status.
Details the information displayed in the Dashboard's PROPERTIES section.
Explains how the Dashboard shows ongoing calls and data sessions, and total usage.
Guides on using the phone book to manage contacts.
Explains how to use short dial numbers from the phone book for easier calling.
Provides instructions for adding, modifying, and deleting phone book entries.
Explains how to view and edit mobile numbers used for calling the terminal.
Describes how to enter additional mobile numbers for subscriptions.
Guides on using the call log to view call and data session information.
Details how to export the call log file for archiving or tracking.
Explains how to view lists of outgoing, received, missed calls, and data sessions.
Guides on sending and managing SMS messages.
Explains options for managing messages that failed to send and are in the Outbox.
Describes options for managing sent messages, including resending and forwarding.
Explains how to view incoming messages and voice mail notifications.
Lists options for handling newly arrived SMS messages, such as archiving or replying.
Details options for managing messages that have been moved to the Inbox.
Allows setting up default options for outgoing messages, including delivery notification.
Explains how to view or change the SMS service centre number.
Details how to find the voice mail service number for listening to voice messages.
Guides on configuring various interfaces of the terminal.
Explains how to enable or disable the L-Band interface for receiving position data.
Details the configuration of the terminal's 4 LAN connectors with PoE.
Explains how to set up port forwarding for servers connected to the terminal in router mode.
Guides on enabling PPPoE in the terminal to establish PPPoE connections.
Explains how to set up static routing for terminal communication with devices behind a gateway.
Details how to configure the Phone/Fax interface, including assigning numbers and setting call types.
Guides on configuring the ISDN interface, including call types, MSNs, and echo cancellation.
Provides steps to configure common interface settings, including APN and buffering.
Guides on setting up supplementary call services like call forwarding and barring.
Details how to bar incoming and/or outgoing calls using the Banning PIN.
Explains how to set up notification for waiting calls during active calls or data transmission.
Describes how to configure the terminal to display the user's number during calls or data transmission.
Explains how to define settings for closed user groups, allowing calls only within the group.
Details how to set up the local exchange function for calling specific handsets.
Guides on managing IP handsets connected to the terminal's LAN ports.
Provides steps to view or change IP handset settings, including password and configuration.
Guides on setting incoming and outgoing call types for each local IP handset number.
Explains how to configure the terminal's 5 discrete I/O pins and their functions.
Guides on configuring the I/O pins, including enabling functions and setting call types for ringer/mute.
Explains how to set up the terminal for tracking purposes by reporting position to a server.
Guides on managing LAN network users, defining groups, profiles, and traffic filters.
Outlines the steps for managing network users: defining groups, identifying devices, and associating them.
Explains the need for administrator credentials to access network management settings.
Guides on setting up network user groups, defining QoS profiles and parameters.
Details how to edit network user groups, including name, status, and connection types.
Explains how to change the web interface language from English to other supported languages.
Provides access to administrative settings for system management.
Guides on how to reset the administrator password if it is forgotten, requiring a reset code.
Details the process of changing the administrator logon password via the Administration page.
Explains how to save the current terminal configuration to a file for reuse.
Details how to load a saved configuration file into the terminal.
Explains how to manually log off administration or the automatic logoff procedure.
Allows users to enter tariffs to automatically calculate call and data session charges.
Explains how to clear call logs and reset time counters.
Allows setting data usage limits for standard data connections and streaming sessions.
Defines profiles as collections of QoS settings and explains how to select or define them.
Guides on defining new profiles by editing user-defined profiles or selecting subscribed settings.
Guides on selecting a preferred satellite for connection when multiple BGAN satellites are available.
Guides on setting user permissions to control access to system functions and pages.
Guides on configuring the terminal for remote control via web interface or AT commands.
Explains how to set up remote activation of the terminal using SMS.
Guides on enabling and configuring the Multi-voice feature for simultaneous calls.
Guides on setting up the terminal for Voice Distress functionality.
Explains how to set up the antenna RF noise filter to reduce interference.
Guides on accessing the help desk and generating diagnostic reports for support.
Details how to generate a diagnostic report for troubleshooting and support.
Guides on viewing event logs and performing system self-tests.
Explains how to activate a system self-test, similar to POST.
Describes how to view extended status information for the system and connection.
Explains how to use the site map page to get an overview of the web interface submenus.
Guides users on obtaining support from airtime providers or distributors.
Advises contacting distributors for assistance with terminal or antenna problems.
Explains how to view software version status and upload software via the web interface.
Guides on installing and using the ThraneLINK Management Application (TMA) for software updates.
Lists part numbers for system units, including antennas and terminals.
Provides a table of common problems, their possible causes, and remedies.
Addresses issues related to poor or no signal reception from the BGAN satellite.
Troubleshoots issues preventing transmission on the BGAN network.
Guides on resolving issues when an Internet connection cannot be established.
Addresses problems with 256 kbps Streaming, often related to low elevation angles.
Troubleshoots issues with 128 kbps Streaming on the SAILOR 250, often due to low elevation.
Provides solutions for accessing the web interface, including proxy settings and IP address issues.
Addresses issues with Multi-voice calls not connecting, related to mobile numbers or active calls.
Troubleshoots issues with establishing Phone/Fax connections, checking cables and call types.
Addresses issues with establishing ISDN connections, checking cables, call types, and service support.
Troubleshoots why phones are not ringing on incoming calls, checking mute function and call types.
Guides on resolving LAN connection issues, checking cables and IP address configurations.
Troubleshoots IP handset connection issues, checking cables, PoE power, and Multi-voice settings.
Addresses issues with the administrator password, suggesting reset procedures.
Explains troubleshooting using status signalling methods like indicators, event messages, and logs.
Describes the functions of various LEDs on the terminal for status indication.
Explains the behavior and meaning of Power, Terminal, Antenna, and Message indicators.
Explains the behavior and meaning of the Antenna indicator LEDs.
Explains the behavior and meaning of the Message indicator LED.
Details the functions of Activity, Link/Speed, and PoE indicators for each LAN port.
Explains how the terminal detects and signals events requiring user action.
Describes how event messages are displayed via terminal indicators and the web interface.
Explains common events, their causes, and remedies, particularly those causing warning icons.
Explains how to access and use the reset button on the terminal.
Describes the location and method for accessing the terminal's reset button.
Details the different functions of the reset button based on how it is pressed.
Lists IP subnets reserved for internal terminal use to avoid communication conflicts.
Lists and explains AT commands used with PPPoE for terminal configuration.
Provides an overview of supported AT commands for PPPoE.
Details the usage and syntax of specific AT commands like CGDCONT.
States that the SAILOR 500 FleetBroadband is CE certified according to the R&TTE directive.
States that the SAILOR 500 FleetBroadband 19" Rack is CE certified according to the R&TTE directive.
States that the SAILOR 250 FleetBroadband is CE certified according to the R&TTE directive.
States that the SAILOR 250 FleetBroadband 19" Rack is CE certified according to the R&TTE directive.
Defines Access Point Name and its role in establishing network connections.
Defines Broadband Global Area Network and its capabilities.
Defines Conformité Européenne and its significance for product certification.
Defines Context Identifier.
Defines Continuous Monitoring.
Defines Circuit-Switched networks.
Defines Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.
Defines Domain Name System.
Defines Earth-Centred Earth-Fixed coordinate system.
Defines Group 3 fax.
Defines Geostationary position.
Defines Global Positioning System.
Defines Input/Output.
Defines Inmarsat Air Interface-2 for BGAN.
Defines Internet Control Message Protocol.
Defines International Mobile Equipment Identity.
Defines International Maritime Satellite Organisation.
Defines Internet Protocol.
Defines Integrated Services Digital Network.
Defines kilobits per second.
Defines Local Area Network.
Defines Light Emitting Diode.
Defines Media Access Control.
Defines Mega Bytes.
Defines Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre.
Defines Multiple Subscriber Numbering for ISDN equipment.
Defines Network Address Translation.
Defines Packet Data Protocol.
Defines Personal Identification Number.
Defines Power over Ethernet.
Defines Power On Self Test.
Defines Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet.
Defines Packet-Switched.
Defines PIN Unblocking Key.
Defines Quality of Service.
Defines Restricted Digital Information.
Defines Radio Frequency.
Defines Satellite Access Station.
Defines Service Data Unit.
Defines Subscriber Identity Module.
Defines Session Initiation Protocol.
Defines Short Messaging Service.
Defines data transfer as a continuous stream.
Defines Transmission Control Protocol.
Defines Unrestricted Digital Information.
Defines Coordinated Universal Time.
Defines Voice over IP.
Defines Virtual Private Network.
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