How to factory reset Sailor 150 FleetBroadband Antenna?
To perform a factory reset on the terminal, ensure it is running, then press and hold the Reset button for 30 seconds. Release the button when the Power indicator on the terminal starts flashing orange.
What to do if Sailor Antenna terminal is not reachable due to changed IP address?
If the terminal is running, press the Reset button briefly. This will temporarily set the terminal's IP address and IP netmask to the default value (default IP address: 192.168.0.1).
Information on hazardous microwave power radiation from the antenna during transmission.
Minimum safe distances to radars and magnetic compasses for proper operation.
Restrictions on user access for service and maintenance to authorized personnel.
Provides a summary of the manual's chapters and their content.
Details the terminal as the central unit handling communication and user interfaces.
Describes the antenna as a BGAN mechanical tracking unit communicating via coaxial cable.
Procedure to unpack the SAILOR FleetBroadband system and check for all present items.
Guidance on antenna placement, considering obstructions and radiation hazards.
Discusses potential interference from radar, Inmarsat, and GPS systems.
Covers mast design requirements, including weight capacity and wind force resistance.
Details available options for the system's power supply.
Guidelines for selecting and extending power cables based on source impedance.
Lists and describes the various connectors on the terminal.
Explains the terminal's DC power input, including connector and pin-out.
Details the terminal's Ethernet LAN ports and Power over Ethernet (PoE) capabilities.
Instructions for inserting and removing the SIM card.
Procedures for switching the terminal on and off, including ignition and remote control.
Steps for entering the SIM PIN using a phone, IP handset, or web interface.
How to access and the functions of the terminal's reset button.
Explains the meaning of power indicator lights and event messages.
Lists part numbers for the main system components like antenna and terminal.
Provides detailed specifications for the antenna, including frequency bands and cable losses.
Lists environmental operating conditions, including temperature, humidity, and vibration resistance.
Explains the necessity of grounding for safety, lightning, and ESD protection.
Defines various grounding terms used in marine electrical installations.
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