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1. 36 changing the PIN code ie ek 18 MSN configuration esse ve Es in 37 functions requiring owner level iese 19 Nera ISDN Handset 2 ccccccecceeceneeeeereeenes 38 Shifting to owner level ee ee 19 ASON oe AE EE E 40 changing owner level pasSWOrd iese ese 19 Ee AE N N OE OR oi 42 Selecting default Net service provider 20 USB DO oue EE SE Ni 43 Phone setup esse se ss EE EE ke Ge es N Ee N se Ne 22 Saving and reloading configurations ese 44 setting Call duration limit ee ee 22 Print handling setup ie ee ee ee ee 46 message indication ee ee ek ee 23 Mobile Packet Data Service esse see ee ee 47 Setting time ZONE ee Ee EE ER ER ee 24 Selling date and time iis RE Ede 24 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 48 NWC Voyager TE J Q user cue OPERATION FROM PC Starting up e Switch ON NWC Voyager For location of the ON OFF switch see Switch ing ON in Getting Started e Turn ON the PC and click Start gt Programs gt vtLite Mobile Note VtLite can only be used on one PC ata time 1 The satellite search program is initialized See also Satellite search in Getting Started 2 NWC Voyager starts searching for last used satellite elevation Ocean Region as default If not found the system searches for the 2nd last used 3 When receiving a satellite signal a signal strength bar will appear in the search window The longer
2. Paid functions Phone name setup NWC Voyager 3 CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D USERGUIDE Q Access control Restricted dialing The restricted dialing function allows the owner to establish a Barred list of subscriber numbers that cannot be called or set NWC Voyager for dialing from Phone Book only The restricted dialing modes prevent misuse of NWC Voyager e Barred list which may contain up to 10 phone NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help FURCUOR MENU a ST Bao an oy mad ae Exit Menu 1 Set default 2 Set 4 Phone 9 Advanced Net provider access level setup menu functions Advanced functions meni LUG De ExitMenu 1 Access 4 Alarms and 6 Satellite 7 control messages setup Configuration numbers or part of numbers that can not be sones A V called E g the entry 0087 in the barred list t A lt oe prevents all mobile to mobile calls Se EE ee e Dial from Book only which restricts calls to the numbers in NWC Voyager Phone Book lt is still possible to append an entry with number field oli Resiriecled dialing 0047 means that it is possible to dial all Norwe m gian numbers SH Current mode Barred list When a SIM card is inserted the SIM entries will not be merged with the phone entries The function is active for non SIM operation and for a 911 Blocked numbers one specific SIM card see Restricted SIM usage 991
3. Calls from Mobiles Ey th Call announcement LES 2 Return ID ABCDEF Term ld 01 Fixed net number 004767244700 67244700 Me Service Term ld When the MES originates a call it starts Forward return ID Term ld Service IMN by sending a reguest to the LES 4 8kbps speech y g q 123456 ABCDEF 01 4 8kbps speech 761234567 This initial request for service contains 123456 ABCDEF 3 1kHz Audio 601234589 3 1 kHz Audio ES ae LE EE EE OF ae 123456 ABCDEF 64kbps fax UDI 601234890 NWC Voyager incorporates a 64 kbps fax Gr 4 UDI configuration table that contains 123456 ABCDEF 64kbps data UDI 601234481 Terminal Id for every device connected 123456 ABCDEF 91 64kbps speech 601234482 64kbps data UDI and type of service LES Translation Table 64kbps speech Example of MES Translation Table NWC Voyager Q user cue SYSTEM DESCRIPTION cont p Calls to Mobiles Call announcement from fixed to mobile The LES uses the MES s Forward Identity FWID to l communicate with the MES and the Terminal Identity The NWC Voyager terminal receives incoming calls TermID to identify the IMN number and the service via the IMN phone numbers IMN numbers are nice assigned to the following ports by the user See figure The FWID together with the TermID replaces the e ISDN ports need of the IMN number to be transmitted through e RS 232 serial data ports the
4. MESs and the LESs Station NCS which controls and Ga monitors the traffic between the R gt NCS Network Coordinating Station MES one in each Ocean Region super vises all messages and signals sent in the Inmarsat system LES Land Earth Station w Net service providers interconnects fixed telecommunication networks with the Inmarsat system MES Mobile Earth Station NWC Voyager a user terminal for the Overview of the Inmarsat Fleet system Inmarsat system LIEG NWC Voyager System satellites The satellites are positioned in a geostationary orbit above the equator at approximately 35700 km altitude See figure In geostationary orbit each satellite moves at the same rate as the earth and so remains in the same relative position to the earth The satellites provide 99 landmass coverage NWC Voyager can communicate via the four satellite Ocean Regions AOR W Atlantic Ocean West Region AOR E Atlantic Ocean East Region IOR Indian Ocean Region POR Pacific Ocean Region For coverage area of the satellites for NWC Voyager see Satellite Coverage Map in Getting Started Transmission frequencies The Inmarsat terminals operate in the following frequency bands MES transmission frequencies 1626 5 MHz 1646 5 MHz MES receiving frequencies 1530 0 MHz 1559 0 MHz Q USERGUIDE SYSTEM DESCRIPTION cont p 178 E ag 8579 Pacific Ocean Region k
5. gt _Tag 0047913 n 18g s Out y 008475 Calls not yet printed Tagged for printout EE Risied number sacl 11 llit IOR Bema BEES Na 174 Start 29Jan 12 21 Ni Printed vlie Duration 00 07 vga viesai Speech 1 4 The call details include data such as dialed number start of the call duration service and termi nal Id Quit reverts to main window NWC Voyager ae N OPERATION FROM PC conrt p Mobile Packet Data Service calls 5 Enabled gt na e e 5 Clicking Mpds displays the list of Mobile Packet ee aye Enabled Data Service calls Cct Circuit switched calls pds Packet switched data 6 The call list include data such as Net provider start of the call and duration Scroll W L to wanted call record and press Ito 6 MPDS Netwk 6 display details of the selected call 38 gt lelenor 2 Telenor Q TN Telenor Q 1 The call details include data such as Rx Tx in lt Quit y le ense 8 bytes forward frames received etc z f Tagged for printout Quit reverts to main window No of5and Forward errors Forward Tx Rx in Error in frames 20ms slots in the MPDS frames Bytes Tx Rx direction used system received Tim Tait Cor 457 SyncLost Peak and average Time adjustment Lost synchro Clear cause number of users on the of slot due to nisation leveld level2 same channel location on earth
6. m led gt Terminal name gt Sove Del 992 Phone name setup NWC Voyager m 14 49 UTC 00 00 NWC Voyager OS user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Routing of incoming calls The table below lists valid MSN numbers for the available services When applying for IMN numbers a Terminal Id OID DID is received from the Net service provider Numbers to be programmed into ISDN devices All devices connected to NWC Voyager can make In ISDN device In Main Communication Unit outgoing calls For incoming calls it must be assured MSN number that the Terminal Ids and MSN numbers configured MSN number and Terminal ld are as commissioned the Terminal Id is paired To make an incoming call reach a particular device with a specific IMN number an MSN number and the Terminal Id connected to For an easy start some Terminal Ids and MSN the IMN number must be programmed into the Main numbers have been preprogrammed into the MCU Communication Unit MCU See later in this manual marked with a star in the table Note A Term ld already entered is not accepted LIST OF VALID TERMINAL IDs AND MSN NUMBERS ISDN RS 232 USB PORTS 4 8kbps speech 64 kbps speech 3 1kHz audio 56kbps data 64kbps data Term ld MSN Term ld MSN Term ld MSN Term ld MSN Term ld MSN 71 51 60 61 01 20 Handset 91 30 Handset 51 60 preset for ISDN port First HS connected First HS connected audio
7. NWC Voyager A m Book Xantic 12 in AOR E Z Log Spot beam selection please wait 13 09 UTC 00 00 sis Selct Abort im NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help 3 Book E Log Xantic 912 in AOR E IF Men Ready for call qs Seek 620 09 46 UTC 02 00 S N Signal Noise ratio NWC Voyager Q user cue OPERATION FROM PC conrt p 1 Phone book Adding and editing entries can also be done from the handset see OPERATION FROM HANDSET in Getting Started Phone book capacity MCU SIM card Data vary with card type Phone numbers 100 entries 100 entries Number length 19 digits 19 digits Name length 29 characters 12 characters Entry numbers 0 99 100 and up The SIM card entries and MCU entries merge when the card is inserted The list is sorted by name Abbreviated dialing prefix 23 1 Clicking Book opens the Phone book 2 Scroll through list L L to wanted entry Example dialing on the telephone or keypad fetches and sends the telephone number stored under short number entry 15 Adding or editing entries 3 Clicking New window 2 opens the window used to add an entry to the book Use Del to modify Save stores the new entry NWC Voyager Mode view Configure Help E Log Xantic 012 in AOR E IG Men Ready for call qs Seek 620 09 46 UTC 02 00 NWC Voyager Mode view Configure Help a File Phone book Q01 g
8. 3 Clicking Selct or pressing opens the window prompting you to confirm the choice of satellite with the current default Net service provider To change default Net service provider for a Satellite region see next page NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Exit Menu 1 Set default 2 Set 4 Phone 9 Advanced Net provider accesslevel setup menu functions NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help egion Region 7 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Yes Use IOR as new satellite Eed No 10 22 UTC 02 00 n NWC Voyager CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p 4 Clicking Edit or pressing at the satellite region 4 ERAS selected in step 2 displays the list of available Net ea ak ie service providers ee 059d52m12s N 010d29m01s E NER A Terrestrial network It is possible to select different terrestrial network If gt poem Satellite TOR no selection the system uses the default net 00 PE Def ault Net et week 302 ic sir Save 10 27 UTC 02 00 5 Scroll to required Net provider L L and press la R to enter chosen Net as default 5 EE pes Save stores the selected Net provider for this satel EE Wear Career Hie lite Ocean Region Position 059d52m11sN 010d29m01s E 6 Click Yes sets Net service provider for all satellites Ocean Regions 1011 France Telecon 13 23 UTC 00 00 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Posi
9. Indian Ocean Region Atlantic Ocean Region East Satellite positions A large number of channels are available 20 kHz channel separation offering 4 8 or 64 kbps voice communication as well as 3 1 kHz audio or 64 kbps data communication Duplex communication uses two channel frequen cies one in each direction The LESs provide interface to the international networks for telephony and data PSTN Public Switched Telephone Networks and PSDN Packet Switched Data Networks NWC Voyager E F SYSTEM DESCRIPTION cont p USERGUIDE Q Antenna search pattern Azimuth sweep A 360 rotation of the antenna in azimuth at a fixed elevation angle The turn rate is 50 per second Hemispheric search A hemispheric search is constituted by azimuth sweeps at elevation angles 5 25 45 65 and 85 The antenna searches on the NCS Common TDM channel frequency NCSC initiated by the Main Communication Unit MCU of NWC Voyager When finding the satellite signal it completes the hemispheric search and moves to the position where the strongest signal was detected The antenna reports back to the MCU for verification of valid NCSC If no valid signal is detected no further automatic action occurs until the MCU initiates a new search A search request from the MCU may contain channel frequency and an order to make a full 360 search at 360 AZIMUTH SWEEP a specific elevation memorized from last time The system
10. Inmarsat system in order to identify the MES and e RS 422 serial data port the specific equipment attached to it This means A that LES routes an IMN number received from the oe eae eari P ott fixed net to the specific FWID and TermID identifying Calls are made as ordinary international Satellite the MES calls by dialing the international prefix normally 00 RE EE routes it to a Mobile Subscriber Number MSN l which is programmed in the attached equipment The common Ocean Region access no 870 con Nera provides a table to identify which TermID is nects the call to the dialed NWC Voyager regardless routed to an MSN of the Ocean Region the user currently communi cates through If the Net service provider does not support access no 870 call the Ocean Region directly 871 AOR E Atlantic Ocean Region East 872 POR Pacific Ocean Region 873 IOR Indian Ocean Region 874 AOR W Atlantic Ocean Region West The MES identifies the FWID and the TermID and NWC Voyager o B SYSTEM DESCRIPTION cont p Calls to Mobiles Call announcement TES a Fwd ID 123456 Term ID 01 00 870 761234567 When requested to call a specific IMN LES translates the IMN to a Terminal Id The request is then sent to the MES which translates the Terminal Id to an MSN number To connect a Terminal Id to a physical line NWC Voyager incorporates a translation table This 123456 ABCDEF 4 8kbps speech 761234567 table can conta
11. change zone gee vere Se ee ae 2 Clicking Edit opens the list DM W 3 Scroll W G to select the required zone Click Selct to store the selected zone 11 42 UTC 00 00 Date and time 44 Set time zone If not connected to GPS the system clock is set as gt Edit y Current time zone UTC 02 00 follows 1 Double click the Set system clock icon 4 Scroll E down through entries and key in new data Use Del to modify Clicking Ok stores the selected settings Note NWC Voyager now restarts Ed NWC Voyager acre CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCOoNT D Advanced functions Some Advanced functions are accessible from OWNER LEVEL only The OWNER LEVEL is protected by password For shifting to owner level and assignment of password see Access level Other Advanced functions are accessible when Diagnostics is turned ON BE MWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help F 4Adverced EES AGRE Exit Menu 1 Access control OD 9 Customize 4 Alarms and messages TR o Information available 14236 UTC 00 00 The Advanced functions include the following menus e Access control e Configuration e Information available e Customize owner level Restrict dial Access code Restrict SIM usage ISDN configuration Net service provider names Set diagnostics Misc version Id information Network status information more info when diagnostics is ON see Set diagnostics
12. entry window allowing a name associated with the particular code to be entered 3 Pressing Ok allows entering the personal code Pressing Ok again prompts you to confirm the entry gt Access codes 4 When pressing the Access code icon the next Edt Captain time 1 the window displays a list of the names New associated with the programmed access codes ET NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Restricted SIM usage 1 Elders aE Mode View Configure Help Allowed SIM Positi 7 Access canitral meni Se NWC Voyager can be set to operate from esc e we N KA ZRA Lock SIM locked to one specific SIM card Exit Menu 1 Restictdial 2 Access code 3 Restrict SIM usage Any other SIM user will be rejected e No SIM card All SIM users will be rejected e Any SIM card default ka 570 12 48 UTC 02 00 Setting SIM restrictions gia CIM resirictions Loc owner level only ak Allowed SIM No SIM 1 Double click the Restrict SIM usage icon e Any Ok 2 The SIM restrictions window shows an example with the setting Allowed SIM No SIM Click Any default to set NWC Voyager for opera 913 SIM restrictions tion from any SIM card a 7Al lowed SIM AnYms Please insert the actual SIM card Lock SIM Es 3 Click Lock and insert the actual SIM card NWC Voyager can now be operated with that specific card only gt 913 SIM restrictions z 2Al
13. gt 9044816865701xxx e No restrictions default Only one mode can be active at one time as se Alternative lected by the owner see next page Ed 911 Restricted dialing odes Checking the dialing setup M I Current mode Dial from Book onl Via the Function menu gt Advanced functions sd menu double clicking the Restrict dial icon on the Access control menu shows the active mode Git Beetiietud dialina e Barred list E e Dial from Book only EN Current mode No restrictions No restrictions oB NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Restricted dialing setup aE owner level only Mode view Help PouHi ACCESS COTS MONG r Barred list and phone book are established as XX RA follows Esci Se l 1 Open the Restricted dial window as shown on the previous page 2 The Restricted dialing window shows which list is E 570 currently active Edit allows selection of restriction mode 2 Scroll up down to select Selct enters the chosen mode 12 48 UTC 02 00 S 911 Restricted dialing EA gt Current mode Barred list gt List TVEC of resivctan 3 Clicking List displays the blocked phone numbers EEU i f Dial fron Book onl The List key only appears when Current mode is fio restrictions Barred list 4 Clicking Edit allows the barred number to be 3 modified The field is empty when clicking New to add a phone number to the list Remove deletes numb
14. service 52 61 preset for RS 232A port 53 62 preset for RS 232B port 54 63 preset for USB port Preprogrammed NWC Voyager a N CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p USERGUIDE Q Routing of incoming calls examples Note If the Net service provider does not specify The table below illustrates the use of appropriate which Terminal ld should be used with the various Terminal Ids for the various services combined with IMN numbers select Term ld no 1 for the first examples incoming IMN numbers 4 8 kbps telephone then no 2 for the second phone Use the same principle for the other type services It is advisable to note down the selections Provided by ISP Cockpit MSN 20 4 8kbps speech C 762420510 lt a Preprogrammed see table on previous page ViaTA MSN21 gt 4 8speech C1 762420511 ViaTA MSN40 lt 4 3 1kHz audio i 762420513 S a FaxGr 4 MSN60 64kbps data 600020521 3 dan Data MSN61 L 64kbps data 600020522 Data MSN62 L 64kbps data 600020523 a Router MSN63 lt 7 64kbps data 600020524 an Cockpit MSN 30 3 64kbps speech 600020525 du Preprogrammed ee NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p MSN configuration MENT You are prompted to enter the owner level password Position Momi mots E NER A default 1234567890 For security the password Esc Printhandling Cat should be changed before o
15. switched calls gt cuit y pee 008475824602 28Jan 11 56 0 29 2 Clicking Cct in the Traffic log window 1 opens the Not printed list of all call records except MPDS calls 3 Print outputs all unprinted calls marked with a star gt pin Rigled number Ak ime ett Satellite gt Bema Rees Nor 174 Start 29Jan 12 21 Tag EF ipted No Duration 4 00 07 a ed es out WService Speech Q1 ss e Clicking Tag marks all calls with a hash which adds the records to the printout file e Clicking Tag marks the selected call with a hash which adds the record to the printout file e Clicking Tag again untags a selected record 3 Pressing 2 at a record when in window 2 dis plays detailed call data NWC Voyager ai N Hours minutes seconds OPERATION FROM PC cont p Mobile Packet Data Service calls me l TN Traffic log Enabled gt 4 ong mere the Traffic log window 1 opens a ioral OES ea lie nao eg the list of Mobile Packet Data Service call records km Los incoming calls Disabled Cct Circuit switched calls Mods Packet switched data 5 Print outputs all unprinted calls tagged with a hash in Printout Viewer e Clicking Tag marks all calls with a hash which adds the records to the printout file BIS A MPDS Netwk Started Dur a i i Print F A e Clicking Tag marks the sel
16. 0 500 Example 4 active users normal clear NWC Voyager Q user cue OPERATION FROM PC conrt p Traffic log settings 1 Traffic log ice emus i 2Loggina mode Enableda owner level only see Shifting to owner level Total Unprinted calls Log incoming calls Enabled 1 In the Main window clicking Log opens the Traffic log window which displays the current log mode number of unprinted calls and whether logging of incoming calls is enabled disabled Cct Circuit switched calls Mpds Packet switched data 10 47 UTC 02 00 e Click Edit or 2 to open Logging mode window Ji e Paused any logging is off APA Enabled e Cleared all log entries are deleted incoming and outgoing e Enabled outgoing logging is on e Automatic printing to RS 232 A output to local printer Log incoming calls I ARE e Automatic printing to RS 232 B output to local printer aa Scroll L L to wanted mode and click or press LA R to select e Scroll down Li to Log incoming calls and click 27S Edit or 7 to enable or disable logging of incoming calls Print Get Dialed number Started Dur Tags 174 gt 004791381198 29Jan 12 21 01 gt Press LA RY to select Soe 004791381198 29Jan 11 21 0 01 ie Ma Adan 12 66 8 9 Circuit
17. 36 0 0 0 000 020813 14 25 0 23 Telenor 360 166 0 0 0 000 record printed previously No hash when MPDS traffic summary printed first time Total MPDs Tx S07KB Total MPDS Rx 312 4 Sum MPDE 819 4KB Total transmitted Total received Sum of Rx Tx Forward errors in Clear cause codes KiloBytes KiloBytes KiloBytes the MPDS system 000 normal clearing of connection etl NWC Voyager Q user cue OPERATION FROM PC conrt p Traffic log output to serial printer When connected traffic log details are automatically output as indicated below One line is printed out after each call To dump the traffic log select menu Reference Subscriber Type of number number service Ref Dialed number 001 004791381198 002 004722225220 003 004766981978 004 0047911381198 005 incoming call 006 MPDS 007 004722225220 008 004766981978 009 004791381198 010 MPDS gt information gt Traffic log in the Nera ISDN Handset For setting up see Serial printer settings in Getting Started Select logging mode in vtLite Mobile Traffic log to Automatic printing to RS232A or RS232B see Traffic log settings earlier in this manual Start date Call duration in Transmitted amp MSN Net User name if and time ee 100 of a minute Service speech 64K Dat 3 1 Aud speech speech MEDS 64K Dat 3 1 Aud 64K Spe MPDS minutes and received data number service access code is in kilobytes provider activated Started Duration Tx Rx M
18. 9542241010 64K Speech 030526 3 04 Si a OTZ 004722225220 64K Data 030527 46 03 51 60 O12 004766981976 3 1KHz Audio 030527 USORE 42 012 i 004766981976 3 1KHz Audio 030527 5 26 62 42 012 ed record printed 004722225220 64K Data 030527 19 42 Si 60 012 previously 004722225220 64K Data 030527 dia 614 60 O12 004722225220 64K Data 030527 dd ad 63 O12 No hash when 14 records printed 03 05 27 13 00 UTC 02 00 printed first time Outgoing oe summary Speech minutes 64K Speech minutes d iEHZ Audio b minutes 64K Data minutes Number of Duration in seconds Accumulated time in minutes records per service and 1 100 of a minute NWC Voyager OPERATION FROM PC cont p USERGUIDE Q Traffic log printout viewer marked with a hash Mobile Packet Data Service calls MPDS The record file can be printed out or saved to disk The viewer lists tagged call records For default setup see Print handling setup Records that have been printed out previously are Click to delete Click to save Click for Startdate Call duration Net service Transmitted Received Retransmitted record file record file printout and time in minutes provider data in Bytes data in Bytes frames and seconds A a Printout Viewer Sele Ge hee ee ie 7 7 7 Z ZJ Ref no Started Dur Net Rx RxSreg TxSreg CRC Clr 020813 12 26 0 44 Telenor i EE 15KB 0 0 0 000 O2Z0313 Ma 3 05 Telenor A BKB 107 9KB 0 0 0 000 020813 13202 0 16 Telenor ES
19. Handset l Serial Ports 64K UDI Rs232 id 62h MSN 61 E A Rs232 id 63h MSN 62 E B USB id 54h MSN 63 E NWC Voyager ee CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D ISDN port selection example 4 8 speech Open device manager and right click to open ISDN Setup Wizard Device Manager Owner level access Devices Add ISDN device w From your registration document enter the Terminal Id and service type for this device 1 1 Refresh SDN Setup Wizard Select the required service e 4 8 kbps standard speech service e 64 kbps speech service Analog Telephony Ports e 3 1 kHz Audio e 56 kbps data service V110 aes LZ 64 kbps data service UDI de Click to continue The system selects the Next avail able Terminal Id Check with Terminal ld received from Net provider ISDN Devices s8 ISDN DEVICE Rs232 A 4 8K Speech A gr Terminal Id 02 MSN 21 E BAK Spe Add ISON device 4 5K Speech RS 999 Id 53h MSN GAAR eN gt Ill i Remove J B 5 31KHZ Egit mo ISDN Setup Wizard Terminal Id BT id 54h MENSE The Directory number or MSN must be entered on the actual device and below to facilitate routing of calls to this device MSN 21 Require ccess Code M per call d Pale data SIF Key in MSN number if not using the recommended one Echo Cancella
20. K data UDI Terminal Id 51 MSN 60 USE Id 54h MSN Add ISDN device 64K data UDT Remove Edit The Directory number or MSN must be entered on the actual device and below to facilitate routing of calls to this device Key in MSN number if not using the recommended one MSN Click to enter number NWC Voyager gt CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p RS 232 port Open device manager and right click to open setup editor is Device Manager Owner level access Devices 1 2 New ISDN Refresh Exit Analog Telephony Ports Dedicated Handsets HANDSET HECOES 4 9K Speech 10 01 MSN 20 FAK Speech IDA1 MSN 30 Click to open Serial Port Setup ae es seil verde os VD Key in MSN number if not using B4k Speech Rs232 id 59h MENEBl the recommended one 3 1KHz Audio A Click Next to enter number Terminal Id 61 MSN 40 ee BAK data UDI 1 Rs232 Id 53h MSN 62 Bl IE Terminal Id 51 MSN 60 6 56K Data ae N USB id 54h MSN 63 i Serial Port Setup Ol Serial Port Setup Wizard From your registration document enter the Terminal ld for the UDI service on this port Port Id RS232 A dihen AE MSN NWC Voyager CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p USB port Open device manager and right click to open setup editor Wn Device Manager Owner level access Devices New ISDN Refresh Exit Analog Telephony Ports Dedicated Han
21. MN numbers giving the possibility to transfer a call directly to each device attached to it Note TermID is a term that includes both Originating Identity OID and Destination Identity DID The DID is used from LES to MES to identify the service whereas OID is used from MES to LES to identify the service TermID is used in this manual because the DID and OID have the same value Q user cue SYSTEM DESCRIPTION cont p Calls from Mobiles See figure To make an outgoing call you use a standard inter national telephone number with the 00 prefix The MES automatically includes information to identify itself and the particular device that originates System signalling The LES uses the identifying information of the attached device for billing purposes The MES transmits the dialing information on a channel specially assigned by the NCS to the LES LES routes the call over the public telecommunica tions networks to the intended destination When the called party responds the call proceeds Call announcement from mobile to fixed The MES uses the Return Identity RTNID to com municate with the LES It uses the TermlD to identify its IMN number and the service in use The attached equipment dials the number and transmits its MSN number to the MES The MES routes the MSN to a TermID LES checks that the RTNID is commissioned before connecting the call to the fixed net NWC Voyager mm N SYSTEM DESCRIPTION cont p
22. Menu 1 Paid 2 Phone name functions setup Only appears when E Diagnostics is ON 9 Customize Only appears in OWNER level Only appears in OWNER level NWC Voyager OS USERGUIDE CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Function reference list Reference number for direct selection Click menu in main window and then key in the number Set default Net provider Features Allows changing Net service provider and terrestrial network See Selecting default Net service provider Allows shifting between user level and owner level changing PIN code and owner password See Access level Set access level Phone setup menu Call duration guard MPDS call waiting Set time zone Message indication Set system clock Advanced functions menu Access control menu Restrict dial Access code Restrict SIM usage Alarms and messages Configuration menu ISDN configuration Net service providers Set diagnostics Information available Misc version Id information Transceiver status Network status information Customization menu Paid functions Phone name setup Sets maximum call duration for 64 kbps calls Allows automatic disconnection of MPDS at incoming call Sets MCU Time Zone UTC and date are set automatically Switches indication of received fax and data cals on off Sets MCU time and date See Advanced functions Only allows calls from Phone Book List of barred numbers may be established
23. SN 030616 0 19 20 030616 1 26 030616 i 0452 030616 i 0 030616 1 030616 1407KB 030616 oe 030616 Os 030616 0 030616 10 tecords printed 03 06 16 11720 UTC O2Z 00 Outgoing CARER and MPDS traffic summary Speech 83 s 64K Speech 12 3 1KHz Audio 62 64K Data 270 Total MPDS Tx 521 5KB Total MPDS Rx 997 0KB Sum MPDS 1632 0KB S S S 1 38 minutes 0 20 minutes 1 06 minutes 4 50 minutes NWC Voyager N CONFIGURATION FROM PC Menu functions Point at icons and double click the mouse to open menus and functions NWC Voyager ol 27 Access control meni Mode view Configure Help t A BS Exit Meru 1 Restictdial 2 Access code 3 Restrict SIM usage FURCUOR menu t E A N mm mmm Exit Menu 1 Setdefaut 2 Setaccess 4 Phone setup 9 Advanced Net provider level menu functions FF Cenhguravan meni t bd p Exit Menu 1 ISDN 2 Net 4 Set configuration service diagnostics f Fhone selop menu 8 fafarmatian available t D Exit Menu 2 Misc 9 Network version l status inf fh 2 Call 3 MPDS Cal 4 Settime 7 Message duration guard Waiting zone Indication 9 Set system clock 2 Advaernced functions meni 2 Cusieanvzavarn MORU t a 2 t OO id Exit Menu 1 Access 4 Alarms ifs 8 Information control and messages Configuration available Exit
24. Sets personal codes for using the satellite terminal Only allows calls with specific card no card or any card See information on CD Chooses between ISDN protocols Changing Net service provider data Allows additional system information to be displayed See Advanced functions Displays a series of version information windows and FWD ID Displays max min voltages and temperatures in RF unit Displays various network status information See Advanced functions Installs additional functions if any Allows altering the factory and phone name NWC Voyager N N CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D USER GUIDE Q Access level The NWC Voyager user program vtLite Mobile is accessible from two levels e USER LEVEL e OWNER LEVEL accessed by owner level password Warning To prevent misuse passwords other than default must be entered before putting the NWC Voyager in operation Activating changing user PIN code 1 Double click the Set access level icon on the Function menu 2 Click Edit to enter modify the PIN code 3 Key in e Old PIN code default 1234 e New PIN code 4 10 digits possible e Retype to confirm Click Ok for each entry and to store the new code Note Clicking Ok without entering any numbers for New PIN and Retype new PIN disables the PIN code NB The Old PIN code must be entered to reactivate the previous PIN code If the PIN is accidentally lost it is possible to reset the user s passwor
25. View Configure Help Miscellaneous version Id information Function menu The Information available function displays the ESC ED DE terminal forward ld and system versions Net provider accesslevel setup menu functions 2 Advanced turcvans menu 1 Via the Function menu gt Advanced functions T BS d menu double clicking the Miscellanous version Id ExtMenu 1 Access 4 Alarms 7 8 Information n n a n n contro and messages on ae ion avalanie information icon in the Information available menu displays the available data window 2 T 98 Information avaiable 9 Customize 2 With Diagnostics On pressing Li opens a series Exit Menu 2 Misc 9 Network of version information windows A Clicking Print outputs a system report in the printout viewer 2 gt a iS 982 Version information Q01 gt Terminal forward Id HW 236257 System ve version 1 0 yager ok y as Jan 2004 Network status information owner level only baa 19 so je a ee A V v V yi ad Region registration uccessf ChAdv Current ocean I i i p ae ctive NCSC 3 Double click the Network status information icon Baw Active spot beam Id in the Information available menu for readout This function displays various network status information NB Remember to revert to user level NWC Voyager CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D Customize menu owner level only 1 Open t
26. assword To revert to User level open the Set access level window and click User 1 3 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help 2 Set access level p Edit Access level User level me Owner Ok 09 49 UTC 02 00 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Del 2 Set access level Access level Owner gt Password X KXKXKKKX OK 620 10 03 UTC 02 00 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Del Edit password Old password TEE EKKE EE K New password KKKKKKRREX gt Retype new password XKKKKKKK Xm OK 620 10 15 uTC 02 00 NWC Voyager me CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D USER GUIDE Q Selecting default Net service provider The default Inmarsat Net service provider for a satellite Ocean Region is automatically used if the user does not select another one when making a call Make sure that you choose the Net service pro vider who commissioned the equipment You will othervise be barred or charged additional rate In this menu default Net service provider can be preprogrammed for the current Ocean Region When using SIM card selection is automatically restricted to one of the allowed Net service provid ers and does not need to be programmed Procedure 1 On the Function menu double click the Set default Net provider icon to display the current selections 2 Scroll up down to change satellite gt W ij
27. ck to Start Page G NWC Voyager User Gul NE enabling a wireless future Q user cue CONTENTS OPERATION FROM PC ccccceee 5 Advanced linclUORS eie eie ie ee 25 ACCESS CONTO RA N N 26 ak ed k ES restricted dialing ccccccccscsscsncesecescnseecseesenses 26 capacity es ee oe ee ie se ee GE EE 7 EN EG O se nance ea eeeaeatrcs eo abbreviated dialing ee 7 restricted dialing setup reece er adding or editing entries cccccccccccsccssscssscessseeee 7 ACCESS CODE EER ER RR 28 saving entries to from PC ees ee ee ee 8 Ee EE a gel le Mole EN EE ER N 9 p ser ng SIM TOGON S as Si figuration MENU ee ek ee ee 30 Traffic log settings ie ee Re ee 11 Contig fi 20 Traffic log printout viewer ISDN protocol con OUTAN ene Eer normal calls Cct RE AE EE ER 13 SE EE eae Traffic log printout viewer a diagnostics da Mobile Packet Data Service calls MPDS 15 In ormation availab Ee nen BEE Traffic log output to serial printer iis 15 ES ed EEN see ee se network status information ee ee 33 CUSTOM ZO ese ee ne SE ie ee 34 CONFIGURATION FROM PG sesse 16 IG JUNCTIONS sd de ee Re 34 Menu funcliOnS ss ee Se ee ee ee Ee 16 phone name setup ii EE 34 Function reference liSt iis ese sk KA AR ED EE Re 17 Routing of INCOMING calls ies ek ee 35 Access level ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 18 routing of incoming calls examples
28. d to default 1234 by logging in as owner owners password Resetting is not possible on the SIM card NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help FURCUOR MERU Exit Menu 1 Set default 2 Set 4 Phone 9 Advanced Net provider accesslevel setup menu functions NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help M 2 Set access level p Edit gt Access level User level ae Owner Ok 09 49 UTC 02 00 NWC Voyager 064 Mode View Configure Help Del Edit phone PIN ml ma N PIN gt Retype new PIN XXX ok 620 10 01 UTC 02 00 si NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Functions requiring owner level Programming of the functions below requires that the user access is set to OWNER LEVEL Phone book save restore Traffic log settings printouts Modifying owner password Net Service provider names Restricted dial Restricted SIM usage ISDN configuration except data time element Access code Paid functions Phone name setup Shifting to owner level 1 Click Owner in Set access level window 2 Key in the password Note The default password is 1234567890 Clicking Ok activates the Owner level Changing owner level password 3 Click Owner in Set access level window again and click Edit to modify the owner password Key in e Current password e New password 10 12 digits e Retype to confirm Click Ok for each entry and to store new p
29. dsets E HANDSET HSCOEA 4 6K Speech ID O1 MSM 20 b4k Speech 10 91 MENa0 ISDN Devices Serial Ports 64K UDI BAK Speech 3 1KHz Audio Al Terminal Id 61 MSN 40 l l GAK data UDI Rs232 id 3h MON 62 Click to open Serial Port Setup id 52h MSN 61 E Serial Port Setup id 54h MSNZ 63 Ol Serial Port Setup Wizard From your registration document enter the Terminal ld for the UDI service on this port Key in MSN Port Id Muse number if not Id hex using the recom mended one Click Next to enter number NWC Voyager CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D USERGUIDE Q Saving and reloading NWC Voyager E a Mode View Weir id Help configura tions AS SE manager ME NERA The NWC Voyager configuration settings may be stored on ESC Prnthanding crit the PC harddisk e g prior to replacing software TE Procedure EH Log Xantic 922 in IOR IF Menu Ready for call 1 Open the Device Manager window as indicated seek sae i z a 620 10 44 uTC 00 00 2 Clicking Devices gt Save config to a file i automatically stores the data in a Config cgf file in the vtLite directory c program files vtLite Marine Js Deyice Manager Owner level access Sele 3 After installing the software the settings may be MT ELE transferred back to NWC Voyager by pressing Load Restore Factory Default Ctrl D 4 Clicking Restore Factory Defaults loads default ON Print Summary Ctrl P Dedicated Handset
30. ected call with a hash NA a azar atetenor Banus 12 24 2 94 gt which adds the record to the printout file mn fetenor Banus 18 39 9 9o e Clicking Tag lagain untags a selected record ou y Telenor GERUS 10 48 6 61 mad l Tagged for printout 6 Pressing 7 at a record when in window 2 dis plays detailed call data Port bytes Tx Rx 2 2KB 1 SKB p R 0 654 SreiS Tx Rx 0 0 T 6 376 eG users 4 0 Tim Init Cor A lear Codes ccum TimAd i 457 SyncLost NWC Voyager OPERATION FROM PC conrt p Traffic log printout viewer normal calls Cct marked with a hash The viewer lists tagged call records The record file can be printed out or saved to disk Records that have been printed out previously are For default setup see Print handling setup Click to save Click for Subscriber Type of Startdate Call duration Terminal MSN Net Username if record file printout number service and time in minutes la number service access code and seconds provider is activated Click to delete cx Printout Viewer EIER record file aoa NN Ref Dialed number Service started Duration Term MSN Net Ref no 001 004722225220 64K Data 030526 z SU AA de 61 O12 5 j 002 004767245406 Speech 030526 dsaf Di 20 O12 003 004767245406 64K Speech 030526 ao di 30 6012 004722225220 64K Data 030526 Los Se Bl is 004767243406 Speech 030526 Os 25402 a Ole sy 20 64K Data 030526 0 04 54 63 Ole 004797561616 speech 030526 das dd 20 O12 001
31. er 4 Save stores the changes EET 911 Blocked numbers NT 0010044816865701 Ed 004767244700xxx e New EE 911 Blocking number gt Barred root 0844816865701 5 When the restriction mode Dial from Book only is active clicking Book allows data to be entered 911 Restricted dialing i NE current mode Dial from Book only Warning Remember to revert to user level Book NWC Voyager CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p USER GUIDE Q Access code owner level only 1E Access code can be activated for 4 8 64K speech only When the access code function has been activated x the user is always prompted for a 1 8 digit personal dd a A Exit hlenu 1 Restrict dia j Mode view Configure Help code when making a call All telephones are activated To release a telephone for use without access code see MSN configuration Entering the personal code allows the subscriber E cess code Enabled k Disab number to be dialed e g i Telenor IOR Nera ISDN Handset Code Dial Daal Access codes L E 1 2o B An dd s mm u VOE No codes set _ 0 O OES DE DAARDIE S OO a Analogue telephone ar SEED Ji gt code add entry COMA OMOAAAMMG Setup 912 Access code Quit Setup 1 Double click the Access code icon in the Access 3 control menu and press Enab to allow code entry Access code add entry 2 Pressing Setup gt New opens the Access code
32. est Handset Kl BAK Speech 30 Em A ISDN Devices Serial Ports 64K UDI 64K Speech S id 52h MSN 61 5 ae Audio Do DERE E p Regue Access Terminal Id 61 MSN 40 BAK data UDI Rs232 Id 63h MSN 62 a Terminal Id 51 MSN 60 B When access code has been enabled h GEK Data V110 x ge GEE MENS ES O Require Access Code must be A rota TA MEM an unchecked to allow this Handset to be used without entering a code Ready E NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Deleting an ISDN Handset Unplug the Nera ISDN Handset to be deleted and rightclick the same in the Dedicated Handset list Clicking Test Handset removes its data leaving the Terminal ld and MSN number vacant for another Display Handset ls Device Manager Owner level access 4 Devices BA EG New ISDN Refresh Exit Analog Telephony Ports ISDN Devices BAK Speech 3 1KHz Audio Terminal Id 61 MSN 40 BAK data UDI E E Terminal Id 51 MSN 60 2 SEK Data 110 gt RACK AN If necessary click refresh and repeat clicking Test Handset The Main Communication Unit will remember the handset connection data All handsets are given a unique name Note A triangle symbol A in the Device Manager appears when a Display Handset is missing BEE Dedicated Handsets H EP HANDSET HS COES 4 0 Speech ID 01 M amp N 20 B4k Speech 10 31 M5M 30 Handset Configuration Test
33. figure NWC Voyager terminal is supplied on the enclosed CD requires at least Windows 98 kbps MCU Main Communication Unit z oe our NWC Voyager ports RS 232A 543214 eoeee RS 232 B 543214 eeeee ISDN wall sockets 3 Terminal Adapter PC wIISDN interface DECT phone Nera ISDN Handset Analogue telephone Analogue Digital telefax G3 telefax G4 Nera ISDN Handset PC NWC Voyager JE N SYSTEM DESCRIPTION cont p NWC Voyager e Examples of connections Nera ISDN Telephone s ISDN telephone s ISDN video telephone s Telefax Gr 4 Telefax Gr 3 Analogue telephone s Data communication internet MPDS Path established by the NWC Voyager terminal via satellite Communication path Shared Base Station Earth Station LES Public Switched Telephone Network PSTN ISDN See MPDS Application guide gt ISDN and analogue telephone 4 8 kbps speech 64 kbps speech 3 1 kHz audio Telefax Gr 3 3 1 kHz Audio Telefax Gr 4 64 kbps UDI PC modem video analogue 3 1 kHz audio ISDN 64 kbps UDI ISDN 56 kbps NWC Voyager Net service provider The Net service provider issues your user licence and IMN Inmarsat Mobile Number phone numbers lt is also responsible for the billing of calls charges The NWC Voyager may respond to individual I
34. he Customization menu via the Function menu gt Advanced functions menu Paid functions 2A paid function is activated by entering an Opening key provided when purchasing the function Double clicking the Paid functions icon in the Customization menu displays the list of available functions Clicking New opens the Open new paid functions menu Enter the Opening key and click Ok Phone name setup 3 Double clicking the Phone name setup icon in the Customization menu displays the Phone name i e NWC Voyager To change key in uppercase lowercase letters as required Use Del to modify Save stores the changes NB Remember to revert to user level 1 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help FURCHOR menu A Exit Menu 1 Set default 2 Set Net provider access level Advanced functions meni 4 Phone 9 Advanced setup menu functions ot Q Exit Menu 1 Access 4 Alarms control and messages H 7 8 Information Configuration available ER Exit Menu 1 Paid unctions 2 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help ab suai fies aoa rechar New Restricted di Access code ok y MPDS 991 Paid functions Advanced service level High Speed Data SA 9 Customization menu m t wm A 2 Phone name setup al 13 19 uTC 00 00 EE 991 Open new paid function gt Code 10000250370052 30C 23C 10 12 3 NWC Voyager
35. in up to 100 Id translations and 123456 ABCDEF 3 1kHz Audio 601234589 3 1kHz Audio each Terminal Id in use is programmed with type 4123456 ABCDEF 64kbps fax UDI 601234890 64kbps fax Gr4 UDI CEL Gh BST 123456 ABCDEF 64 kbps data UDI 601234481 A call is not allowed to be routed to a device that 123456 ABCDEF Eks ens 601234482 64 kbps data UDI is configured to another type than the Terminal Id specifies A telephone Terminal Id can only be LES Translation Table 64 kbps speech routed to a phone type device A telefax Terminal Id can only be routed to a fax device Incoming call route Term ld Forward return ID Term Id Service 4 8kbps speech Example of MES Translation Table NWC Voyager i Ca lat i TESA P Eja b a Pd IE ba N d d N Ed we a G 1 Back to Start Page G Nera ASA Nera SatCom AS Bergerveien 12 PO Box 91 N 1375 Billingstad Norway Tel 47 67 24 47 00 Fax 47 67 24 46 21 www neraworld com NERA enabling a wireless future
36. king Edit opens the 2 S 972 Net service providers window allowing the station code and provider name NA a04 gt fe lenor to be modified window 3 Ma Buea Telecom Ind Ok y france Telecom 4 Clicking New window 2 opens the window allowing a n station code and provider name to be added 3 Use Del to modify Save stores the changes a 772 Edit Net service provider Stat de 4 e e Telenor Save NB Remember to revert to user level p EED 972 New Net service provider Patat ian code m Provider name Save NWC Voyager oo CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D USER GUIDE Q Set diagnostics 1 viene Additional system information is displayed when ma Ee u diagnostics is turned On t v See also MENU FUNCTIONS Exit Menu 1 ISDN 2 Net 4 Set configuration service diagnostics 1 Double click the Set diagnostics icon via the M Function menu gt Advanced functions menu gt Configuration menu 2 Click On or Off as required 14 33 UTC 00 00 3 Shows idle window with Diagnostics is On 2 974 Set diagnostics Note Diagnostics is automatically reset to Off o Diagnostics Of fm when turning power off on of OK im NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Book EB Log Zant ic 212 in IOR ED IGF Menu Reedy for call evation ah Seek 570 09 36 UTC02 00 Ed NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCOoNT D Information available 1 ER Mode
37. lowed SIM Locked to one NoSIM 4 When retracting the card the Id of the SIM provider Card naina 89001234567867 is displayed Fan Please retract the SIM card xl Ok stores the settings NWC Voyager oO Bao CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D USERGUIDE Q Configuration menu NWC Voyager Mode view Configure Help ISDN protocol configuration Function MERU p 1 Open the Configuration menu via the Function set E A MA N Exit Menu 1 Set default 2 Set 4 Phone 9 Advanced Net provider accesslevel setup menu functions 2 Advanced EE MERU t Q i Exit Menu 1 Access 3 Software 4 Alarms and 7 Configuration menu gt Advanced functions menu 2 Double clicking the ISDN configuration displays the ISDN configurations implemented in NWC Voyager Switch to owner level to edit the entries control update prep messages p Protocol IT Configuration MERU Select Euro ISDN for connection of equipment conforming to the European ISDN standard d bi N ve 3 Select NI 1 protocol for equipment conforming to configuration service diagnostics the NI 1 standard National ISDN 1 e Date time element When enabled date and time is sent to the connected Terminal Equipment during call establishment Some ISDN devices do not survive this message The date 2 M 971 ISDN configuration and time transmission may then be disabled T Edit gt Proto ol EuroISDN gt ate T ime elemen
38. mobile Phonebook txt SS NWC Voyager Q user cue OPERATION FROM PC conrt p Traffic Log This function logs all outgoing and incoming calls both with and without SIM card inserted Incoming calls may be logged as well Up to 100 calls can be logged Circuit switched calls Cct including e 4 8 64 speech e 3 1 kHz Audio e g G3 fax e 64 kbps UDI data Packet switched data calls Mpds including e Mobile Packet Data Service calls The NWC Voyager owner may set the log output mode as follows see Traffic log settings e paused cleared stops logging and clears the log enabled automatic printout to RS 232A automatic printout to RS 232B Traffic log readout 1 Clicking Log opens the Traffic log window 2 The Traffic log window shows whether the logging is enabled whether incoming calls are logged and the total number of unprinted calls MPDS and Cct calls Circuit switched calls Clicking Cct displays the list of calls 3 Scroll W E to wanted call record and press FI display details of the selected call to 1 2 ST 4 NWC Voyager die i Xantic 012 in AOR E Ready for call Log et Menu A Seek 09 46 UTC 02 00 oa ie los Cct Logging mo AE Enabled ota nprin calls gt Mpds og Gorin eal s Enabled Circuit switched calls ae Packet switched dat ta Ok Cct Dialed number Started Dur si Print 174 gt 0047913
39. n the RS232 A interface Attributes 23 MSN 62 cervice hd data UDI on the ES232 B interface Attributes 54 MSN 63 cervice 64E data UDI on the USB interface Attributes 6l MSN 40 CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D USERGUIDE Q Print handling setup The Printout from modem window is used for setting of default output of Traffic log Modem con figuration etc El Printout from modem General Default print action Moder View asiel Help Print to screen N v Port Ctrl P 2 Device manager Ctrl D ESE Print handling Ctrl H Sound b ImO1s E Print to default windows printer Clicking Configure gt Print handling opens the Printout from modem window The following set tings are selectable Default print action Normally choose Print to screen which causes the file to be output via the Printout viewer For an example see TRAFFIC LOG gt Printout viewer For direct printout choose Print to default windows printer Printto screen settings Printout is sent to a desktop window with options to save and print Print to screen settings Determines the output of records via the Printout viewer Normally use Concatenate print jobs which chains the jobs to be printed or saved to file The alternative choice clears the screen after each printout Clear this screen area automatically each time a new print job is rm performed Conca
40. only searches for the last two satellites unless the user selects another manually If no satellite is found a hemispheric search will be performed Tracking At the end of a search NWC Voyager performs a fine Note NWC Voyager remembers the last tuning of the antenna position around the strongest used Ocean Region when switching the detected signal The fine tuning is obtained by a terminal off on squinting function based on satellite signal quality Sa NWC Voyager Q user cue SYSTEM DESCRIPTION cont p Communication services Global beam service e Speech 4 8 kbps Spot beam services e Speech 64 kbps 4 8 kbps e Data 56 64 kbps e MPDS Mobile Packet Data Service FWD 64 kbps RTN 64 Shared channel e Telefax 64 kbps Group 4 Group 3 via Terminal Adapter TA e Audio 3 1 kHz Audio The NWC Voyager MCU has following ports see figure e ISDN ports for connection of ISDN telephones or Nera Terminal Adapter a total of 8 devices e RS 232 RS422 and USB ports for connection of data equipment I Hh Internal communication Equipment connected to the various interfaces may communicate with each other via an internal MSN Mobile Subscriber s Number assigned to each unit PC Serial printer Control interface The RS 232 or USB port allows connection of a PC for configuration of NWC Voyager A PC program vtLite Mobile that provides the software to operate and con
41. r after configuration of a ean ra pte EE LEVEL Changing owner eee in T0 V word doa IG Menu Ready for call qs Seek 620 10 44 uTC 00 00 Click to open Device Manager for configuration of ISDN analogue RS 232 RS 422 USB gt gt gt gt gt gt NWC Voyager E CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p USERGUIDE Q Nera ISDN Handset both respond to an incoming call to that MSN e Nera ISDN Handsets will automatically be To verify selected MSN of a handset check in the configured with Handset MSNs in the Device Device Manager or press the R button on the Manager Handset e The first Nera ISDN Handset connected will be given Open the device manager See previous page MSN20 amp MSN30 Right clicking a Dedicated Handset and then clicking The next Nera ISDN Handset will be the next Handset Configuration starts the Handset Setup available MSN Wizard The MSNs can be controlled independently e g if Enter Name Location of the installed Handset as two handsets are given the same MSN they will required Wa Device Manager Owner level access x ER Dox mie Handset Setup Wizard The Handset can be set with two MSONs whose wel and associated service can be independently New ISDN Refresh Exit earieled Analog Telephony Ports Dedicated Handsets 8 HANDSET HSCOES NameLocation BO0001 20 Cockpit 4 8K Speech ID 01 MSN 20 Service MSN Terminal ld he Handset Configuration l T
42. s NWC Voyager configurations 28 HANDSET HSCOE9 Printout storing a configuration summary 5 Clicking Print Summary opens the Printout Viewer see next page which lists the settings of the Serial Ports 64K UDI ISDN Devices f aa f 64K Speech pa EF TERT end user equipment and allows filing and or printout G ae ae Terminal Id 61 MSN 40 Note BAK data UDI aoe Id 53h MSN 62 ial i EI Terminal Id 51 MSN 60 Save config to a file only saves the Device L 56K Data V110 P EE N Manager settings FA rond Vd 74 MEN En Y id ASE Settings such as Net provider Access codes ISDN protocol are not saved Phone book data and traffic log must be saved in the Book and Log menus LEG NWC Voyager Configuration printout viewer The list is sorted by Terminal Id Print to local printer Save to disk Terminal Id and MSN number Type of service Individual device settings Name location if entered NWC Voyager tie Printout Viewer CONFIGURATION FROM PC conT D 01 MSN 20 service 4 05 Speech on the Attributes stu incapable Handset Name HSC069 02 MSN 21 Service 4 652 Speech on the Attributes Stu incapable S1 MSN 60 ISDH interface EchoCancel ON Access codes apply No Charge Tone ISDH interface EehoCancel ON Access codes apply No Charge Tone service 64K data UDI on the ISDN interface Attributes 52 MSN 61 service hik data UDI o
43. t eo Activation Auto e Layer 2 Activation D ayer if Ok eT au service The layer 2 connection is deactivated after some idle time as default Some ISDN devices interpret HBE this as an alarm situation Layer 2 dectivation can 64K Speech me df di then be disabled When the ISDN protocol is set to NI 1 this option is on as default TET e Default service Enable some ISDN devices can not signal their own MSN Disable number Such a phone will be not able to use the Ee TED 64 kbps service since all unknown speech devices are required to use the 4 8 speech service The user can set NWC Voyager to map all unknown devices to 4 8 speech AMBE service NB Remember to revert to user level EG NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Net service providers owner level only 1 iene EI Adding editing or removing entries in the list of Net Mode View Configure Help service providers 7 Configuration menu 7 ESC t bes AN Exit Menu 1 ISDN 2 Net 4 Set 1 Via the Function menu gt Advanced functions configuration service diagnostics menu double clicking the Net service providers icon in the Configuration menu displays the list of re Net service providers including their station codes 591 14 33 UTC 00 00 4 2 Scroll to required Net service provider L Clicking Ok returns you to the Configuration window Remov deletes entry Clic
44. t Nera Satcom Nera Satellite Services New Neratek sie Edit 09 17 UTC02 00 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help gt Del New entry in Phone book gt N Number a Netwk Seve Terrestrial network No 3 620 09 05 utc 02 00 NWC Voyager eas OPERATION FROM PC conrt p USERGUIDE Q 4 Clicking Edit window 2 on previous page opens the window allowing changes to be made in the Phone book Use Del to modify Remov erases the entry Note The book is also used with the restriction Dial from book only see Restricted dialing setup Netwk Net provider Another Net provider may be selected when dialing this number from the phone book If no selection the system uses the default one Terrestrial network It is possible to change Terrestrial network for the selected Net provider 00 is most common Call your Net provider for more information Saving entries to from PC owner level only see Shifting to owner level 5 Click File to save phone book or replace the stored one NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Del Edit mode in Phone book SNames Nena Sat gt emo Name 004263244900 New ede al k oo j Bere errestrla network iis 1 570 09 19 UTC 02 00 Book File Manager f Save phone book to a file rm Replace phonebook from a file to the terminal Cancel O Book File Manager Saved to file C Program Files wtLite
45. tenate print jobs Printer settings For hardcopy printout make sure that the appropriate Guit printer and font are selected el eet NWC Voyager Q User cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Mobile Packet Data Service h l for th f The MPDS service can be efficient for applications VEE oy Pee ee koer the network and not for the time connected h as Ag ine Ports supporting MPDS e Internet intranet ia ed id e RS232B RS422 e Navigational updates e USB e Vessel telemetry transmission e Database queries e E commerce No configuration is needed Dial number 94 to set up an MPDS call See the MPDS application on the NWC Voyager CD NWC Voyager ow SYSTEM DESCRIPTION USERGUIDE Q Inmarsat Fleet system The Inmarsat Global Area Network service GAN Qi provides 4 8 kbps voice communications service and pet 64 kbps data transmission to and from mobile fixed subscribers anywhere within the worldwide coverage of the Inmarsat 3 spot Beam system see Satellite Coverage Map in Getting Started The benefit of the INMARSAT system is its high capacity and the rapid and CE de le reliable connection between the land 7 sa based fixed users and the Mobile aK Earth Stations MESs LES DO DATA Each satellite region is under the NETWORKS control of a Network Coordinating
46. the signal bar or higher the signal strength indicator value the better the signal quality The maximum marker indicates the highest signal strength achieved during the current search Note It is recommended that the signal strength reading S N Signal Noise ratio should be at least 535 The antenna will automatically fine tune to the best signal and accept it Clicking Seek starts the search again see also step 5 If required select a specific satellite by clicking New See also Selecting default Net provider in Getting Started 1 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Book E Log Xantic 022 in IOR IGF Menu Initializing please wait g Seek 0 10 21 UTC 02 00 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help Satellite search jee Searching all now IOR New i Back 10 25 UTC 02 00 NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help al Fine New a i sis Back 10 18 UTC 02 00 NWC Voyager TE J OPERATION FROM PC conrt p 4 NWC Voyager automatically searches available spot beams and selects the strongest one 5 The system only searches for the two last used satellites Clicking Seek opens the New search satellite window allowing the oldest of the two last used satellite regions to be replaced leaving the selected one on top of list 6 The equipment is ready for use when the Main window appears To make a connection see Making a call in Getting Started
47. tion Echo Cancellation is performed auto matically for allvoice calls Uncheck if problems with echo cancellation Require Access Code is checked when used for 4 8 speech and 64 kbps speech Apply charge tone is used when connecting pay phone Apply charge tone IT Click to enter number Access codes must be enabled system wide to take eff NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p ISDN port selection example 64 kbps data service Open device manager and right click to open ISDN Setup Wizard Ue Device Mgsager User level access Devices N Add ISDN device TA ISDN Setup Wizard From vour registration document enter the Terminal ld and service type for this device 1 1 New ISDN Refresh Exit Select the required service e 4 8 kbps standard speech service e 64 kbps speech service e 3 1 kHz Audio 56 kbps data service V110 e 64 kbps data service UDI Analog Telephony Ports Service 64K data UDI a Terminal ld hex 55 LE K lt EP Click to continue The system selects the Next ISDH Devices Serial F 2 8 ISON DEVICE R5232 berre EE available Terminal ld 4 0K speech Add ISDN device Check with Terminal BAK Speech 4 ato tes ase us ld received from Net i HE T A ISDN Setup Wizard id aS eee Rs232 B id 53h MSN provider Terminal Id 62 MSN 42 H FA
48. tion 059d52m12s N 010d29m01s E ESC Yes Do you want the selected net service Provider to be de aylt for the other satellites as well 7 No 509 13 45 UTC 02 00 NWC Voyager CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D Phone setup This phone setup menu includes the following functions e Limitation of call duration e Indication of received calls see next page e Setting time zone see later e Setting date and time see later Double click the Phone setup menu icon in the Function menu to access the above functions Call duration limit The call duration guard prevents accidental transmis sion of prolonged 64 kbps calls The timer sets the point at which the call is auto matically cleared 1 Double click the Call duration guard icon 2 Click Edit to set the timer 3 Scroll L L to select the required limit either Stay connected or in steps between 15 minutes and 12 hours and click Selct to store the setting Es NWC Voyager Mode View Configure Help FURCHOR MERU Ae A oe Pe ES EF osa meme ure Exit Menu 1 Set default 2 Set 4 Phone 9 Advanced Net provider accesslevel setup menu functions T Phone seun meni 2 Call 3 MPDS Call 4 Settime 7 Message duration guard Waiting zone Indication system clock 42 Call duration guard Edt 2Connect ion Limit Stay connectedm After the time shown 64kbps calls are cleared e
49. ven if still active 30 ninutes ect ed calls are ive NWC Voyager Q user cue CONFIGURATION FROM PC conrt p Message indication 1 Bee When the Message Indication function is set On a mee en RE eh received data and or fax call is signalled in all Nera t D 1 ESC e i di Display Handsets 2 Call 3 MPDS Call 4 Settime 7 Message 7 mn rd 7 q g 7 E rd 7 a rd duration guard Waiting zone Indication The ringing stops when pressing or when the Sac cock call is finished EEN 559 11 42 UTC 00 00 Data call F2M data call Press ESC TUIT TT NWC Voyager F 2M F ixed to M ob il e Mode View Configure Help Fax call F2M fax call N Press ESC 47 Message Indication dT TT EER pax z of f sis Disab When the call is Save finished the display tray OR 577 EE Erg reverts to idle Ready for call o aam HI mad Default G3 fax connection is configured on TEL2 on Setup TA MSN40 1 Double click the Message Indication icon in the Fax 3 1 kHz Audio Phone setup menu Data 64 kbps data 2 Select Fax or Data and Enable or Disable indication of received messages as required Press Save to store the settings NWC Voyager OBa CONFIGURATION FROM PC cCoNT D USERGUIDE Q Setting time zone 1 Gree If connected to GPS the time displayed in the SS window is set using the time zone function S Se iy 1 Double click Set time zone to

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