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Satlink Fleet One User Manual

Satlink Fleet One
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SATLINK FLEET ONE Installation Manual Ref: SL00-01191 Ver: 003
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Installation Manual
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Satlink Fleet One Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSatlink
ModelFleet One
CategoryMarine Radar
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Certifications and Compliance

FCC Notice and Use Conditions

FCC compliance statement, conditions of use, and notes on interference.

FCC Caution and EC Declaration

FCC cautions on modifications and EC conformity with standards.

Radio Frequency Radiation Safety

Important note on safe distances from the antenna due to RF radiation exposure.

Safety Instructions and Precautions

General Safety Precautions

Essential safety rules for operation, service, and repair of the equipment.

Hazard Symbols and Warnings

Explanation of hazard symbols for heat, radiation, and power supply.

Equipment Ventilation and Fire Safety

Guidelines for ventilation and precautions in potentially hazardous atmospheres.

Inmarsat Transceiver Licensing

Information on obtaining required licenses for operating Inmarsat equipment.

Important Information for Installers and Users

General Usage and Warranty

Key operational advice, warranty voiding conditions, and manual updates.

Copyright and Trademarks

Ownership rights and intellectual property notices for the publication.

System Configuration and Equipment

System Configuration Diagram

Visual overview of the Fleet One terminal's components and connections.

User Equipment Lists

Lists of standard package items and optional accessories with order codes.

Fleet One User Equipment Details

1.1 Introduction to Fleet One

Overview of the three main units of the Fleet One User Equipment.

1.2 Above Deck Equipment (ADU)

Details of the ADU, its self-tracking function, and internal modules.

1.3 Below Deck Equipment (BDU)

Description of the BDU, its role, and interface ports.

1.4 Wired Primary Handset

Features of the primary handset and its cradle for communication.

Installation of the Fleet One Terminal

2.1 Installation of ADU

General guidelines for installing the Antenna Unit (ADU).

2.1.1 ADU Overview

Key considerations for ADU installation, including line-of-sight.

2.1.2 ADU Radiation Hazard

Safety information on RF radiation from the ADU and required separation.

2.1.3 ADU Interference

Guidance on minimizing interference from radar and other radio equipment.

2.1.4 ADU Obstruction

Factors affecting signal quality due to obstructions and object size.

2.1.5 ADU Antenna Mast

Requirements for mounting the ADU on a mast, including kit details.

2.1.6 Installing the ADU

Step-by-step procedure for mounting and connecting the antenna unit.

2.2 Installation of BDU

Important notes and procedures for selecting a BDU location and mounting.

2.3 Installation of Primary Handset

Instructions for mounting the primary handset cradle and connecting the handset.

Connections and Wiring

3.1 BDU Outputs Connection

Information on connecting output ports such as GPS and GPIO.

3.1.1 GPS Output Connector

Pinout details for the RS-232 serial GPS output.

3.1.2 GPIO Port

Description and pinout for the 10-pin GPIO interface.

3.1.3 Grounding Stud

Procedure for connecting the grounding stud for safety.

System Setup and Operation

4.1 Installing the SIM Card

Step-by-step guide to inserting the SIM card into the BDU.

4.2 Powering Up the System

Instructions for powering on the terminal and monitoring LED indicators.

4.2.1 Switching on the BDU

How to operate the ON/OFF switch and expected registration time.

4.3 Web Console Settings

Accessing and configuring the terminal through the web console interface.

4.3.1 Activating on Web Console

Guide to logging into the web console with default credentials.

4.3.2 Activating PDP Context

Steps to enable data connection for internet access via PDP context.

4.3.3 Deactivating PDP Context

Steps to disable the data connection.

Glossary of Terms

Appendix A Outline Drawings

A-1 ADU Dimensions and Weight

Technical drawings showing the physical dimensions and weight of the ADU.

A-2 ADU Hole Pattern

Diagram illustrating the cut-out hole pattern for ADU mounting.

A-3 BDU Dimensions

Technical drawings showing the physical dimensions of the BDU.

A-4 Handset Dimensions

Technical drawings showing the physical dimensions of the primary handset.

Appendix B GPIO Port

B-1 Data Connection Switch

Information on connecting a data connection switch to the GPIO port.