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Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words indicating potential injury or death.
Explains the NOTICE signal word for property damage or product issues, not personal injury.
Describes the generic exclamation mark symbol used with DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
Describes the specific electric shock hazard symbol used in the document.
Details the HN9600 satellite modem's function and connectivity features.
Outlines necessary conditions for the modem's placement and ventilation.
Specifies hardware, software, and network configurations needed for the connected computer.
Provides guidance on whom to contact for operational, warranty, or repair support.
Step-by-step instructions to open the System Control Center via a web browser.
Overview of the main page, its links, and purpose for modem features.
Explains text links for accessing system status, reception, and transmission information.
Describes common elements like button links, left panel links, and icons across screens.
Details navigation buttons and the System Status button's color indicators.
Explains the IPSec icon and the function of links available in the left panel.
Describes how parameters and values are displayed and the meaning of red flag indicators.
Provides information on the modem's operational status, signal strength, and service status.
Details data received by the modem, including frames received and errors.
Explains data transmitted by the modem, including successful and failed transmissions.
Displays modem details like Site ID, serial number, software release, and network configuration.
Guides users on how to access help topics and contact information for assistance.
Explains the meaning of the five front panel LEDs (LAN, Transmit, Receive, System, Power).
Describes the green and orange LEDs on the LAN port indicating link speed and status.
Outlines specific operating conditions and safety requirements for use in Canada.
Details procedures for authorized repairs and the implications of user alterations.
Explains compliance with EMI standards and potential radio interference notices.
States compliance with FCC Part 15 rules for device operation and interference.
Lists and defines common acronyms and abbreviations used in the document.
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