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7. Handset
Menu System
7-
74
7.
9.7 Default
menu
MENU
+
9
+
7
）
In this m
enu, user can
initia
liz
e
Alarmpack a
nd Flash to the f
actory default
.
The [
Default
Menu scre
en] is display
ed when [
7 Default
] is selected fr
o
m
Admin menu.
Alarmpack
:
Clear
the Alarmpack
memory
.
Flash
:
Clear the Flas
h memory includi
ng user setting an
d
Alarmpa
ck.
Fig.
7.
9.6
SIM Menu screen
8 Alarmpack
9 Admin
TOP
menu scr
een
Admin menu screen
ＯＫ
ＯＫ
Default Menu sc
reen
1
Alarmpack
2 Flash
1 T
erm
inal
2 T
elephony
3
Port
4 User Cont.
5 A
uto Dcn.
6 SIM
7
Default
263
265
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
About Your Safety
3
Cautions against High Voltage
3
Cautions Concerning Treatment of Electrocution Victims
3
First Aid
4
Administering Artificial Respiration by Raising the Head
5
If the Victim Has a Pulse but Is Not Breathing
5
If the Victim Has no Pulse and Is Not Breathing
6
Before Operation
8
Concerning the Symbols
8
Concerning Warning Labels
8
Examples of Symbols
8
Warning Label of JUE-501 ADE
9
Warning Label of JUE-251 ADE
9
Warning Label of JUE-251 BDE
10
Warning Label of JUE-501 BDE
10
Before Using
11
During Operation
12
About 505 Emergency Calling
15
Emergency Calling
15
Table of Contents
17
1 The Inmarsat Service Systems
23
Outline
25
Coverage Area
25
Network Coordination Station (NCS)
26
Network Operation Center (NOC)
26
Satellite Control Center (SCC)
26
The Inmarsat Fleetbroadband System
26
Packet Switched Service (PS)
27
The Inmarsat Fleet Broadband Services
27
Important Reminder for Using JUE-501/JUE-251
28
Circuit Switched Service (CS)
28
Short Message Service (SMS)
28
505 Emergency Calling
29
2 Introduction of the JUE-501/JUE-251
31
Features
32
High Quality and Low Communication Cost
32
Meeting the Latest Fleetbroadband SDM
32
Stylish, Light Weight, Space-Saving, and Gyro-Less
32
Cable Connection Diagram and Components List
33
Components List
34
Dimensional Drawing (JUE-501/JUE-251 Standard Components)
36
ADE (above Deck Equipment) JUE-501[GSC-511]
36
ADE (above Deck Equipment) JUE-251[GSC-251]
37
Appearance of JUE-501 BDE (GSC-512)
38
BDE (below Deck Equipment) JUE-501 [GSC-512]
38
Appearance of JUE-251 BDE (GSC-252)
39
BDE (below Deck Equipment) JUE-251 [GSC-252]
39
Handset [NQW-267]
40
Appearance of Junction Board (CQD-2243)
41
Junction Board [CQD-2243]
41
Cfq-3922A5
42
Cfq-5924A3
42
Coaxial Cable [CFQ-3922A5/CFQ-5924A3]
42
3 Appearance
43
Ade
43
Bde
44
Main Unit Appearance
44
Front View
44
Main Unit Front View
44
Rear View
45
ADE - BDE Connecting Cable
47
Handset
48
Alpha-Numeric Button Section
48
Functional Button Section
48
LCD / LED Section
48
Explanation of LCD Section
49
LCD/LED Section
49
Explanation of Items Displayed on Screens
50
Indication of Leds
53
Lighting of Leds
53
Ready Alarm Comm
53
Buttons and Its Function
54
Buttons and Usage
54
Functional Button Section
54
Communication Terminals
55
Terminal Requirements
55
Handset Menu
56
Usage Environment
56
4 Getting Started
57
About Web Browser
57
About the Launchpad
57
About the TCP Accelerator （TCP PEP）
57
Connecting Terminals and Power on
58
The Cable Connection of each Terminal
58
Connecting Handset to Handset Port
59
Connecting PC to User LAN Port
59
Connecting Terminal Telephone and FAX to Tel1/2Port
59
Connecting VDR to JRC LAN Port
59
Setting/Removing SIM Card
60
SIM Card Setting Procedure (before Power Switch Is Turned On)
60
SIM Card Removing Procedure (after Power Is Turned Off)
61
Power off
62
Power on
62
Power Switch and Leds of Main Unit
62
SEARCH NG Status of Idle Screen
63
Screen Display of Handset
64
Screen Transition When Power Switch Is Turned on
64
Screen Transition When Power Switch Is Turned off
65
TX Alarm Screen
65
Initial Setting for Communication
66
Mode Setting of Guest and Admin
66
Setting Error Screen
66
Admin Menu Screen
67
Idle Screen
67
Mode Setting of Guest and Admin
67
Secret Code Setting Screen
67
TOP Menu Screen
67
Setting Outgoing Service Type
68
Setting Service Type Menu
68
Setting Incoming Service Type
69
Flow of Satellite Selection
70
Setting Satellite Search
70
How to Use the Telephone / FAX
71
Dial-Up Procedure of the JUE-501/JUE-251
72
Dial-Up Procedure for Forced Setting of Service Type
73
Using Voice Service (4Kbps Voice) Temporarily
73
Dial-Up Procedure for Number Display and Non-Display
74
Before Using Handset
75
Off-Hook the Handset from the Cradle (Off-Hook Mode)
75
To Display And/Or Set the Status of JUE-500
75
To Make a Call
75
Answering the Phone
76
Arrival Screen for Outside Call
76
Flow of Making a Call
76
Making an Outside Call
76
Handset
76
Using Phonebook (Speed Dial)
77
To Make a Call with Speed Dial from Handset
77
Flow of Using Phonebook (Speed Dial)
77
Speed Dialing
77
Using Outgoing/Incoming Calls List Menu
78
Outgoing Calls List
78
Flow of Using Outgoing Calls List Menu
78
Incoming Calls List
79
Flow of Using Incoming Calls List
79
Quick Adjustment of Voice Volume
80
Quick Adjustment of Backlight Brightness
80
Quick Adjustment of Ringer Volume
80
5.1.4 Adjusting Voice Volume, Backlight Brightness, and Ringer Volume
80
Adjusting the Ringer Volume
81
Selecting the Ringer Type
81
Setting Voice Volume from Handset Screen
82
Setting Backlight Brightness (in Port Menu Screen)
82
Calling Internal Phone
83
Allocated Extension Number
83
Answering the Internal Call
83
Forwarding a Call from Handset to Terminal Telephone
84
Quick Forwarding
84
On Communication Screen
84
Idle Screen (after the Call Is Picked up by Destination)
84
Announced Forwarding
85
Handling Call Waiting
86
Clear the Current Call, and Accept the Waiting Call
86
Hold the Current Call, and Accept the Waiting Call
86
Ignore the Waiting Call
86
Holding on the Line
87
Rejecting Incoming/Outgoing Call (Call Barring)
88
Flow of Setting Call Barring
88
Displaying Voice Mail Service Number
89
Flow of Displaying Voice Mail Service Number
89
Using a Secret Code
90
Enable the Secret Code to Use Secret Code
90
Flow of Setting the Secret Code
90
Secret Code Calling
91
Regular Secret Code Calling
91
Entry, Change and Deletion of Phonebook
92
Telephone Number Entry
92
Changing Party Name and Telephone Number
93
Deleting Data
94
Flow of Deleting Data on Phonebook
94
Displaying Call Log
95
Flow of Displaying Call Log (for JUE-501)
96
Call Log Detailed Information Screen
97
Restricting Outgoing Call
98
Out Call Setting Method
98
Setting Call-Sound for Incoming Call
99
Using Telephone/Fax with TEL Port
100
Dial-Up Procedure
100
Calling Internal Phone
103
Forwarding a Call to the Other Terminals
104
Web Menu System
107
Connect Your PC to JUE-501/JUE-251
108
Set Your PC
108
Connect Your PC to User LAN Port of JUE-501/JUE-251
111
To Access Web Menu
111
Basic Constitution of Web Menu
112
Web Screen
112
Meanings of Icons
113
Menu
114
Device Reorganization
115
Example of Headline Panel
115
Login/Logout
115
User Login
115
Dashboard (Dashboard Screen)
117
Dashboard-Information Part
117
Information Part
117
Menus for All Users
117
Active Session & Calls Part
118
Quick Connect Part
118
Setting Part
119
Usage Information Part
119
Contents of Dashboard-Setting
120
Display Style Part
120
Tx Alarm
120
Connect Internet (Data Connection Screen)
121
Connection List
121
Contents of Data Connection-Setting Part
122
Data Connection-Setting Part
122
SMS Menu
123
Contents of New Message Screen
124
How to Send a New Message
124
SMS New Message (New Message Screen)
124
Contents of Inbox Screen
125
SMS Inbox (Inbox Screen)
125
Contents of Sent Screen
126
SMS Sent Box (Sent Screen)
126
Contents of Draft Screen
127
SMS Draft Box (Draft Screen)
127
Contents of SMS Setting
128
SMS Setting (Setting Screen)
128
Contents of Phonebook Screen
129
Phonebook (Phonebook Screen)
129
Procedure of Deletion
129
Procedure of Registration
129
Call Log Menus
130
Check Call Log (Call Log Screen)
130
Contents of Call Log Screen
130
Clearing Procedure
131
Filtering Call Log
131
Outputting Procedure
131
Sorting Call Log
131
Procedure of Setting Call Charge
132
Set Call Charge Rate (Call Charge Screen)
132
Check Alarmpack (Alarmpack Screen)
133
System Log Menus
133
Contents of Alarmpack Screen
134
Alarmpack ADE Part
135
Contents of Alarmpack ADE Part
135
Contents of Alarmpack BDE Part
136
Alarmpack MDM Part
137
Check Event Log (Event Log Screen)
138
Contents of Event Log Screen
138
Meanings of Event Log
139
ADE Monitor Screen
140
Check ADE (ADE Monitor Screen)
140
Contents of Terminal-Setting
141
Menus for Admin Users
141
Set Basic Information (Terminal Screen)
141
Contents of Terminal-Blocking Indication
142
Contents of Terminal-Manual Reboot
142
Set up Ports (Telephony Screen)
143
Telephony Menu
143
Contents of PBX-Auto Answer
145
Extension Number JUE-501/JUE-251
145
Set Auto Answering the Telephone (PBX Screen)
145
Enable Call Forwarding
146
Get Voice Message
146
Set Telephone Supplementary Service (Supplementary Screen)
146
Indicate Call Waiting
147
Reject Incoming/Outgoing Call
147
Port Menus
148
Set Handset (Handset Screen)
148
ISDN Screen
149
Set MSN and ISDN Service Type (ISDN Screen)
149
Ethernet Screen
150
Set User LAN and Ext WAN (Ethernet Screen)
150
About DHCP
151
About IP Address Input
151
Initial Settings of Ethernet Port
151
Contents of I/O Screen
152
Set Input/Output Signal (I/O Screen)
152
Enable Option Buzzer
153
Set Option Button and Buzzer (Option Screen)
153
Register Users (User Registration Screen)
154
User Control Menu
154
Contents of User Registration Screen
155
Contents of Device Registration Screen
156
Register Devices (Device Registration Screen)
156
Delete Restriction Group
157
Restrict User Connection (Usage Restriction Screen)
157
Set Restriction Group
157
Network Menu
158
Reset the Count Manually
158
Set Reset Cycle
158
Contents of WAN Profile Screen
159
Set WAN Profile (WAN Profile Screen)
159
Advance Mode
160
Contents of WAN Profile Advanced Screen
160
Connection Mode
161
Connection Mode Menu (Bridge)
162
Connection Mode Menu (IP Masquerade)
162
WAN Filter
162
WAN Filter Menu
162
Contents of WAN Filter Menu
163
Contents of VPN Menu
164
Vpn
164
Contents of Secondary Service Type Menu
165
Secondary Service
165
Packet Filter Screen
167
Set Packet Filter (Packet Filter Screen)
167
Contents of Packet Filter Screen
168
Add New Packet Filter / Change Existing Packet Filter
169
Change the View Range of the Packet Filter
169
Delete a Existing Packet Filter
169
Set Permanent Connection (Always Activate Screen)
170
Connect Always Activated Connection
171
Contents of Always Activate Screen
171
Disconnect Always Activated Connection
171
Contents of Remote Activate Screen
172
Establishes Remote Connection (Remote Activate Screen)
172
Connect by SMS
173
Disconnect by SMS
173
Contents of Manual Setting Menu for Network
174
LAN Group Setting Screen
174
Set LAN Group (LAN Group Screen)
174
Add New Forwarding List
175
Delete a Forwarding List
175
Dmz
175
Port Forward
175
Further Settings for User LAN (LAN Screen)
176
Port Tagging
176
VLAN Setting
176
Contents of VLAN Setting
177
MAC Filter
177
Add New Permitted MAC Address
178
Change the View Range of the MAC Filter List
178
Delete Permitted MAC Address
178
Use Static IP Address (Static DHCP Screen)
178
Set IP Address and MAC Address from Dynamic DHCP Lease List
179
Set IP Address and MAC Address Manually
179
Static DHCP Screen
179
Add New Routing
180
Delete a Setting
180
Delete Existing Routing
180
Set Routing Table (Routing Table Screen)
180
Coexistence with Other WAN (WAN Selector Screen)
181
Contents of WAN Selector Screen
181
Pppoe Screen
182
Set Pppoe Server (Pppoe Screen)
182
Disconnect Automatically by Time (Auto Disconnect Screen)
183
Setting Auto Disconnect Function
183
Configure SIM (SIM Screen)
184
Contents of SIM Configuration Screen
184
Factory Default Screen
186
File Export/Import (Export / Import Screen)
186
Reset to Factory Default (Factory Default Screen)
186
Software Update Screen
187
Update Software (Software Update Screen)
187
Perform Diagnostic Test (Diagnostic Screen)
188
Ping
188
”Syslog Setting”
188
Dns
189
Iptel
189
Handset Menu System
191
Quick Access with Short Cut Function
193
Short Cut Function also Makes Quick Access to each Menu
193
TOP Menu
193
Configuration of Status Menu
194
Status Menu
194
Ch Type Setting Value Display Screen
195
REC Level Display Screen
195
Rx(Reception) Menu
195
Tx(Transmission) Menu
195
Position Acquisition Status of GPS
196
Position Status Display
196
Position Status Display Screens
196
Product Menu
197
Product Menu Status Display Screens
197
Mainte No. Display Screen
198
Unit Info Menu
198
Unit Info Menu Screen
198
Version Display Screen
198
ID Menu
202
ID Menu Status Display Screens
202
How to Input the Message from Handset
203
SMS Menu Screen
203
Alphabet Input Mode
204
Capital Input Mode
204
Numeric Mode
204
New Msg Menu
205
Address Edit Screen
206
Send/Save Selection Screen
206
Sending Screen
206
Inbox Menu
207
Sent Menu
208
Draft Menu
209
Setting Menu
210
Satellite Menu
211
Satellite Selection
211
Spot Beam ID Display
211
Phonebook (Speed Dial) Menu
212
Phonebook Operation Selecting Screen
212
Editing the Phonebook Address
213
Phonebook Address Editing Screen
213
Redial Menu
214
Redial Menu Screen
214
Internal Menu
215
Local Call Menu Screen
215
Call Log (Communication History) Menu
216
Call Log Menu Screen (JUE-501)
216
Call Log Detailed Information Display Screen
217
Call Log List Menu
217
Call Log Authentication and Deletion
219
Charge Set Menu (JUE-501)
220
Setting Telecom Rates
220
Alarmpack Menu
221
Alarmpack Menu Screen
221
Unit Selection Menu for Alarm Pack
222
Admin Menu
225
Terminal Menu
226
Delivery Menu Screens
227
Delivery Setting
227
Example of Setting Local Time
228
Local Time Menu Screen
228
Local Time Setting
228
Tracking Setting
229
Tracking Setting Screen
229
GPS Input Setting
230
GPS Input Setting Screen
230
VDR Output Setting
231
VDR Output Setting Screen
231
WRF Setting
232
WRF Setting Screen
232
Ether LED Setting
233
Panel LED Setting
233
Block. Ind. Setting
234
Block. Ind. Setting Screen
234
PBX (Auto Answer Function) Setting
235
Suppl. Setting
235
Telephony (Basic Telephony Function) Setting
235
Telephony Menu (Port Control)
235
Telephony Menu Screen
235
Out Call
236
Out Type/In Type
236
Secret Code
236
Telephony Setting
236
Flow of Port Setting (Handset)
237
Flow of Port Setting (TEL Ports and ISDN Port)
238
Flow of PBX Setting Screen
239
PBX Setting
239
Flow of Voice Mail Number Displaying /Forwarding Setting Screen
240
Flow of Waiting /Bariing Setting Screen
241
Auto Dcn
242
Port Menu
242
User Cont
242
Handset Advanced Setting
243
ISDN MSN Setting
244
ISDN MSN Setting Menu
244
Ethernet (User LAN / EXT WAN) Setting
245
Flow of User LAN Setting
245
User LAN Setting
245
Ext WAN Setting
246
Initial Setting for Ethernet Port
246
Flow of I/O Setting
247
I/O Setting
247
Flow of Buzzer Setting
248
Option Setting
248
User Cont. Menu
249
Flow of New User Registration
250
User Reg. Setting
250
Deleting User
252
Flow of Usage Restriction Group Setting
253
Usage Rest. Setting
253
Setting Clear up Cycle
254
Auto Dcn.(Auto Disconnection) Menu
255
Sequence of Opening Auto Dcn. Menu Screen
255
Max Time Menu Screen and Max Time Setting Screen
256
Max Time Setting
256
Idle Time Menu Screen and Idle Time Setting Screen
257
Idle Time Setting
257
SIM Menu
258
SIM Menu Screen
258
PIN Input Setting Procedure
259
PIN Mode Menu
259
PIN Mode Setting
259
Releasing PIN Locking and New PIN Setting Procedure
260
Change PIN Setting
261
Chg PIN Menu (Changing Procedure of PIN)
261
PIN Changing Procedure
261
Facility Setting
262
Secondary SIM Setting
263
Default Menu
264
Handset Menu System
264
Alarmpack
265
Flash
265
Other Screen
266
Setting Flow Using Telephone on ISDN Port
267
Using ISDN Port
267
Connection Sample of ISDN Port
268
Flow of Setting MSN Using Handset [MSN Menu]
269
MSN Display Screen (Left)
269
MSN Display Screen (Right)
269
Setting MSN Using Handset [MSN Edit Menu]
269
Dial-Up Procedure from ISDN Port
270
Setting MSN Using Web Menu [MSN Edit Menu]
270
Daily Maintenance
271
Maintenance
271
After-Sales Service
273
When Ordering Repair
273
Disposal of the JUE-501/JUE-251
274
Recommendation of Professional Maintenance
274
Specification
275
JUE-501/JUE-251 Handset Menus for All Users
279
JUE-501/JUE-251 Handset Menus for All Users SMS Menu Detail
280
JUE-501/JUE-251 Handset Menus for Admin Users
281
JUE-501/JUE-251 All User
285
For JUE-501/JUE-251 Admin User
286
Junction Board Appearance
287
Dimensional Drawing of JB
288
Screen Display of Handset , When JB /GYRO Are Used
289
Unit Info Menu , When JB/GYRO Are Used
290
Satellite Menu, When JB/GYRO Are Used
292
Download the Latest Software for JUE-501/JUE-251
293
Open Software Update Screen
293
Software Updating Procedure
293
Update the Software of JUE-501/JUE-251
293
Downloading the Latest Software
294
Update Software
295
Software Updating Error Code
298
When Software Update Is Failed
298
Confirm the Updated Software Version
299
Software Updating Procedure in Safe Mode
300
Start JUE-501/JUE-251 in Safe Mode
300
Start in Safe Mode
301
Update Software in Safe Mode
303
Recovery Procedure When Software Update Is Failed
307
Software Downgrading Procedure
307
Return to the Factory Default
309
Default Value List (BDE-App 01.31)
311
JUE-501/251 VPN Setting
315
About Pppoe Connection
317
How to Connect Pppoe Connection
317
Connect Your Pppoe Client to User LAN Port
318
Pppoe Connection Diagram
318
Settings for Pppoe Client (Windows XP)
318
Connection and Disconnection from Your Pppoe Client
325
Connecting Dialog
326
Disconnect Pppoe
326
Check the Pppoe Connection
327
Pppoe Client Option Setting (Windows XP)
327
Windows Command Prompt
327
Example of Pppoe Connection Option
328
About Bridge Connection
329
How to Connect Bridge Connection
329
Internet Connection Mode
330
Set and Connect JUE-501/JUE-251 (Bridge)
331
WAN Profile Screen
331
LAN Screen
332
Login Screen
332
User Registration Screen
332
PC Settings for Bridge (Windows XP)
333
Settings for Clients (Bridge)
333
Default Gateway
334
Diagnostic Screen
334
IP Address
334
Subnet Mask
334
Multi-Voice Service
335
Settings for Simultaneous Voice Call
336
Msisdn
337
Multi Number
337
Settings for Multi Telephone Number
337
Additional Voice MSISDN
338
Terminal Setting for Voice
338
FB Launchpad Installation Procedure
341
If There Is no FB Launchpad Already Installed
341
If FB Launchpad 1.4.X Version Is Already Installed
345
Ethernet Port Connection
351
Use Launchpad
351
Using Launchpad for the First Time
352
Connect to Internet Using Launchpad
354
Standard IP
354
Streaming IP
357
About TCP Accelerator
361
Installing and Configuring TCP Accelerator
361
Minimum System Requirements
361
TCP Accelerator Installation Procedure
361
Installing TCP Accelerator
362
Trouble Shooting and FAQ
367
Actions to be Taken When Abnormal Status Is Indicated on Handset
377
Displayed Character Strings and Contents
377
When the Call Log Sort Function Is Not Working
378
Other Problems
381
Cause Code
383
Cause Code for CS Communication (TEL, FAX)
383
Normal Class
383
Resource Unavailable Class
383
Interworking Class
384
Mobility Management
384
Protocol Error (E.g., Unknown Message) Class
384
Cause Code for PS Communication
385
Causes Related to Invalid Messages
385
Causes Related to Nature of Request
385
Cause Code for Short Messaging Service
386
CP-Cause Definition
386
RP-Cause Definition Mobile Originating SM-Transfer
386
RP-Cause Definition Mobile Terminating SM-Transfer
386
Internal Cause Code
387
Internal-Cause Definition
387
Front Panel LED Lamps
389
Quick Chart of each Ocean Region
392
Glossary
395
JRC Network
401
Installation Information
403
Product Registration
403
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Brand
JRC
Model
JUE-501
Category
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Language
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