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SatLink VSAT User Guide

Publication no. 101557

Rev 14.1.1-2

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Figure 44: Hyper Terminal Connect To Dialogue Box

Select the COM port where the serial cable attached to the VSAT is connected and click OK. The COM

port Properties box will appear, as shown in Figure 45.

Figure 45: Hyper Terminal COM1 Properties Box

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Default Chapter1
- User Guide1
- Table of Contents3
1 Introduction6
- About this User Guide7
- Initial Configuration7
- Symbols8
2 Unpacking9
3 Installation10
- Before Installation10
- Satlink VSAT IDU Front and Rear Panels10
- Idu Installation14
- Odu Installation15
- Interface Connections16
4 Connecting a Pc to the Satlink Vsat18
- Tcp/Ip Configuration18
- Windows Xp Tcp/Ip Configuration20
5 Using the Satlink Vsat Web Interface22
6 Satlink Vsat Configuration and Line-Up Using the Web Interface23
- Log on to the VSAT Web Interface23
- Configuring Vsat Parameters Required to Log on to the Hub23
- Nat Configuration Using the Web Interface30
- Line-Up Using the Web Interface30
- Test of Connection to Hub34
- Prepare the Vsat for Normal Operation37
7 Status Monitoring Using the Satlink Web Interface40
- Satellite Interface Status40
- Statistics42
- Device Status44
- Dhcp Server Status45
8 Using the Command Line Interface of the Satlink Vsat46
- Cli User Access Rights46
- Online Help46
- Acces Right46
- Logging of Events47
- Event47
- Cli Command Summary48
9 Satlink Vsat Configuration and Line-Up Using the Command Line Interface5152
- Power on and Log on52
- Initial Configuration of Parameters54
- Line-Up63
- Test of Connection to the Hub68
- Prepare the Vsat for Normal Operation70
10 Network Address Translation (Nat)71
11 Quality of Service75
- Configuring Qos for the Return Link76
- Publication no76
- Configuring the VSAT for Voip78
- Configuring the VSAT for Video (VIC)78
- DSCP and Diffserv79
12 Bandwidth on Demand81
13 Traffic Initiated Logon83
14 Header Compression84
- Enabling Header Compression84
- Disable Header Compression85
15 Routing of Multicast Traffic86
16 Updating the Vsat Sw87
- Automatic Software Update88
- Manual Software Update89
- Restoring the Backup Software90
17 Satlink and Dvb-S291
- Dvb-S2 Modulation91
- Dvb-S2 Coding91
- Dvb-S2 Coding and Modulation Control Modes93
- Mode93
- DVB-S2 Configuration for 1910 Idus with the Satlink 100 Plug-In Card94
18 Software Options96
- Generic Routing Encapsulation (Gre) and Ip Tunneling97
- Tcp Performance Enhancing Proxy (Pep)98
- Http Acceleration (Httpa)100
- Return Link Access Control (Rac)103
- A Ccess C Ontrol (Rac)103
- Vlan Extension (802.1Q)105
- Ethernet User Priority (802.1P/D)106
- P Riority (802.1 P /D)106
- Dvb-S2 16-Apsk107
19 Extensions for Mobile Vsats109
- Transmit Inhibit Function109
- Gps Interface111
- Rx Lock Signal112
- Optimizing the Mobile Vsat for Recovering Contact with the Network after Blockings112
- Mobile Vsat Lan Interface to Mobile Antenna Controller113
20 Mesh Vsats119
21 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations124
22 References126
Appendix A. Accessing the Command Line Interface Via Serial Console Port127
Appendix B. Tftp Server130
Appendix C. Telnet Client131
Appendix D. Testing the Connection to the Vsat132
Appendix E. Management Via Snmp141
Appendix F. Odu Installation149
Appendix G. Satlink 403X: Interfacing Vsat Rx/Tx Antennas155
- Publication no156
Appendix H. Manual Configuration of Parameters Normally Configured Automatically from the Hub158
Appendix I. Idu Power Calibration and P1Db Configuration with Bucs Other than the Satlink 403X162
Appendix J. the Boot Sw165
Appendix K. Troubleshooting166
Appendix L. Compliance178
Appendix M. Standardization of Timing Compensation180
Appendix N. Receiver and Transmitter Autostart181
Appendix O. Accessing the Forward Link Signaling182

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