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General| Type | Satellite Modem |
|---|---|
| Frequency Band | Ku-band |
| Manufacturer | Hughes Network Systems |
| Model | HN7000S |
| Technology | Satellite |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Category | Satellite Communication Equipment |
| Supported Services | Internet |
| Compatibility | Hughes satellite services |
Describes the HN7000S and HN7700S remote terminals and their intended users.
Lists minimum hardware and software requirements for optimal terminal performance.
Explains the terminal's architecture and self-hosted nature, connecting to computers.
Describes the HN7000S as a self-hosted terminal with one Ethernet port for satellite Internet.
Describes the HN7700S terminal with serial port, dual Ethernet, and VADB feature for enterprise customers.
Describes connecting serial devices like POS terminals and ATMs using the RS-232 serial port.
Introduces the System Control Center as a tool for monitoring and optimizing terminal performance.
Provides steps to open the System Control Center via a web browser or desktop shortcut.
Explains how to access system status information like signal strength and commissioning status.
Describes links for connectivity tests and problem troubleshooting within the SCC.
Introduces HughesNet Tools as software for computer qualification, troubleshooting, and security.
Details three methods for launching the HughesNet Tools application.
Describes the HughesNet Tools home page and its links to various tools and utilities.
Explains the meaning of the five front panel LED indicators on the remote terminal.
Details the expected LED behavior during normal terminal operation and data transmission.
Explains how specific LED patterns can indicate a fatal error requiring terminal replacement.
Guides users to use the Problem Troubleshooting link on the SCC for issue resolution.
Provides troubleshooting steps for users unable to access the System Control Center.
Explains how to interpret LED appearances to diagnose terminal issues.
Provides steps to troubleshoot the HN7700S when it's not working properly in VADB mode.
Explains how to check the DHCP status in the System Info page before configuring OS settings.
Provides instructions for setting a static IP address on Windows Vista, XP, 2000, Me, or 98SE.
Guides users on configuring Windows Vista to support a DHCP-enabled terminal.
Discusses setting up wireless networks, including base stations and NICs.
Covers Ethernet hubs, cables, NICs, and speed considerations for wired networks.
Discusses compliance with EMI standards from FCC, CSA, and EU.
Explains compliance with IP over Satellite (IPoS) and FCC Part 68 standards.
Applies to HN7700S, detailing FCC Part 68 compliance and connection requirements.
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