Ems Hsd series User manual

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HSD

Aeronautical Transceivers

User's Guide

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revised

Release

Date

Comments

A All 22/03/02 Initial Release

B All 2/08/02

Release of combined

product document, addition

of bonded calls, low-speed

voice calls, revision of

initial release

HSD Aeronautical Transceivers

User's Guide

Document No. EMS-MN-1110-10048

Revision B

August 2, 2002

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Contents

Preface .......................................................................v

1Introduction ........................................................1

Introducing HSD aeronautical transceivers ..........................2

Services and features .............................................. 2

Installation modes .................................................. 3

About Inmarsat .................................................................7

Inmarsat Swift64 services ........................................ 8

Land Earth Stations (LES) ........................................ 9

Mobile Earth Stations (MES) ..................................... 9

About ISDN.....................................................................11

Accessing the Internet using ISDN........................... 11

ISDN components ................................................. 12

2Getting started ..................................................15

Registering your HSD transceiver .....................................16

Activating service.................................................. 17

Operating considerations .................................................19

Satellite transitions ............................................... 19

Satellite communications ....................................... 19

Setting up .......................................................................20

ISDN data call requirements ................................... 21

Bonded calls (two-channel systems only) ................. 21

Powering up HSD transceivers ................................ 22

System readiness.................................................. 22

User interfaces ..................................................... 23

Configuring a terminal adapter................................ 26

Creating new dial-up networking connections....................32

3Getting connected .............................................47

Connecting to the Internet ...............................................48

Connecting to an intranet ................................................50

Making a terminal to terminal connection..........................52

Accessing remote files ........................................... 52

4Placing voice calls .............................................55

Voice calling overview......................................................56

Dialing sequence explanation.................................. 57

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Getting assistance................................................. 57

Placing air-to-ground voice calls .......................................58

Calling to North America ........................................ 58

Calling outside of North America ............................. 59

Placing voice calls from ground-to-air ...............................60

Using Auto Attendant ............................................ 60

5Sending and receiving fax .................................65

Introduction to sending and receiving fax .........................66

Sending air-to-ground faxes .............................................66

Sending ground-to-air faxes .............................................69

Using Auto Attendant ............................................ 69

Using TELENOR Network 1—for fax calls................... 71

6Troubleshooting ................................................73

Troubleshooting calls ....................................................... 74

Verifying the log-on status HSD transceivers............. 76

Checking connections ............................................ 77

Resetting the system............................................. 77

Optimizing your system ......................................... 78

Repair and product support .................................... 79

7Annex ................................................................81

Acronyms and abbreviations ............................................82

Glossary..........................................................................83

Inmarsat satellite-beam coverage map .............................84

Recommended devices ....................................................85

Index........................................................................87

Customer feedback ..................................................93

Customer comment form .........................................94

Important numbers..................................................95

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iii

List of Figures

Figure 1 HSD aeronautical transceiver .....................................................v

Figure 2 Satellite communication network .............................................10

Figure 3 System set-up options: terminal adapter...................................24

Figure 4 System set-up options: router ...................................................24

List of Tables

Table 1 HSD transceiver default settings................................................18

Table 2 ISDN default MSN settings .......................................................27

Table 3 Satellite Ocean Region codes.....................................................63

Table 4 Satellite Ocean Region codes.....................................................72

Table 5 System log-on status tones.........................................................76

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Preface

This User’s Guide provides an overview of Inmarsat

services and operating instructions for EMS Technologies

High-Speed Data (HSD) Aeronautical Transceivers.

Although the HSD transceivers support a variety of user

interfaces and configuration options, the purpose of this

document is to provide an example of a basic system set-up

only. Consult with your corporate Information Services

personnel to customize the system to meet your specific

system and user needs.

This document uses Microsoft® Windows 98® as the

example operating system for illustrating the set-up and

configuration process of dial-up connections. However,

performance results vary between operating systems.

At the time of printing, Windows 2000® is the

best performer of Microsoft operating

systems for satellite network

communications using HSD transceivers.

Figure 1 HSD aeronautical transceiver

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1 Introduction



HSD aeronautical transceivers

Inmarsat

ISDN services

Satellite communications

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HSD Aeronautical Transceivers

Introducing HSD aeronautical transceivers

HSD aeronautical transceivers provide a digital connection,

between aircraft and ground communication networks,

using the Inmarsat Satellite Communications system and

the international public telephone network.

HSD products support EIA/TIA-232, ISDN, and Ethernet

connectivity between an aircraft and selected Land Earth

Stations, using the Inmarsat Satellite Communications

system and the international Public Switched Telephone

Network (PSTN).

The HSD transceivers act as a Mobile Earth Station

(MES)—sending and receiving voice, fax, video, and data

over satellite links.

Services and features

HSD transceivers’ services and features vary depending on

the model and installation configuration-mode. The

following section provides descriptions of all HSD models

and configuration-modes documented in this User’s Guide.

HSD transceivers are available in models that are installed

as stand-alone systems or integrated into existing SATCOM

systems.

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Installation modes

STAND-ALONE mode

HSD transceivers in Stand-Alone mode provide one or two

channels of Swift64 data service. The HSD transceiver

controls both the antenna and the High Power Amplifier

(HPA).

Features:

• Operation with any Inmarsat approved

Aero-H antenna

• Antenna and HPA are controlled by the

HSD system

• Stand-Alone with ARINC 741 SATCOM

Supported services:

• Bi-directional data throughput for sending and

receiving e-mail, surfing the Web, video

conferencing, and connecting to internal

intranets and Bulletin Board Systems (BBS)

• ISDN interface

• Voice and fax transmission (with terminal

adapter or ISDN Phone)

• Single channel (64 k) or dual channel (128 k)

• Ethernet and Mobile Packet Data (future

availability)

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SELECTIVE mode (Non-Stand-Alone mode)

In Selective mode, the HSD transceiver operates with an

AERO H/H+ system. The HSD hardware is installed in the

AERO H/H+ HPA equipment position.

Selective mode provides one or two channels of Swift64

data or AERO H/H+ calls.

If one or more Swift64 calls are in progress

when an AERO H/H+ call is attempted, any

incoming or outgoing Swift64 calls are pre-

empted to allow the AERO H/H+ call to

proceed.

If any AERO H/H+ calls are in progress,

Swift64 calls are not allowed by the system.

To operate in Selective mode, version 3.45

or higher of the control software is required.

Features:

• Operation with any Inmarsat approved Aero-H

High Gain antenna

• Integrates with ARINC 741 SATCOM

• Configures to operate as either a single or dual

channel system

Supported services:

• Bi-directional data throughput for sending and

receiving e-mail, surfing the Web, video

conferencing, and connecting to internal

intranets and Bulletin Board Systems (BBS)

• ISDN interface

• Voice communication through the existing Aero-

H/H+ SATCOM System

• One or two channels of 64 kb/s channels

Ethernet and Mobile Packet Data (future

availability)

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COMBINED mode:

At time of printing, systems do not operate in

this mode. Software modifications are

underway to enable this mode of operation.

In Combined mode, the HSD transceiver operates with an

AERO H/H+ system. The HSD hardware is installed in the

AERO H/H+ HPA equipment position.

This system configuration provides one channel of Swift64

data and allows AERO H/H+ calls. (Simultaneous Swift64

and AERO H/H+ calls can be placed at the same time

providing there is sufficient HPA power available.)

If one or more Swift64 calls are in process

and an AERO H/H+ call is attempted (either

incoming or outgoing), the AERO H/H+ call

is allowed to proceed if there is sufficient

HPA power available to process all of the

calls.

If any AERO H/H+ calls are in process,

Swift64 calls are allowed—providing that

there is sufficient HPA power available to

process both the high-speed data and AERO

H/H+ calls.

Features:

• Configures to operates as a single channel

system only

Supported services:

• Bi-directional data throughput for sending and

receiving e-mail, surfing the Web, video

conferencing, and connecting to internal

intranets and Bulletin Board Systems (BBS)

• ISDN interface

• Voice and fax transmission (with terminal

adapter or ISDN Phone)

• Swift 64 high-speed data service

• Ethernet and Mobile Packet Data (future

availability*)

* Available via an optional service bulletin

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CO-OPERATIVE mode:

At time of printing, systems do not operate in

this mode.

In Co-operative mode, the HSD transceiver operates with

an AERO H/H+ system. The HSD hardware is installed in

the AERO H/H+ HPA equipment position.

A communications link, between the AERO H/H+ system

and the HSD system, coordinates the use of the HPA.

This mode provides one or two channels of Swift64 data

and allows AERO H/H+ calls. (Swift64 and AERO H/H+

calls can be placed at the same time—providing there is

sufficient HPA power available.)

If one or more Swift64 calls are in process

and an AERO H/H+ call is attempted (either

incoming or outgoing), the AERO H/H+ call

is allowed to proceed if there is sufficient

HPA power available to process all of the

calls.

If any AERO H/H+ calls are in process,

Swift64 calls are allowed—providing that

there is sufficient HPA power available to

process both the high-speed data and AERO

H/H+ calls.

Features:

• Configures to operate as either a single or dual

channel system

Supported services:

• Bi-directional data throughput for sending and

receiving e-mail, surfing the Web, video

conferencing, and connecting to internal

intranets and Bulletin Board Systems (BBS)

• ISDN interface

• Voice and fax transmission (with terminal

adapter or ISDN Phone)

• Swift 64 high-speed data service

• Ethernet and Mobile Packet Data (future

availability*)

* Available via an optional service bulletin

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About Inmarsat

Inmarsat (International Maritime Satellite Organization) is

an international organization that operates and maintains

the satellites and satellite networks. Inmarsat operates four

strategically placed geostationary satellites. Each satellite is

located over an oceanic region; the ocean regions are

named as follows:

• Atlantic Ocean Region-East (AOR-E)

• Atlantic Ocean Region-West (AOR-W)

• Indian Ocean Region (IOR)

• Pacific Ocean Region (POR)

Inmarsat satellites provide worldwide telecommunication

services for aviation, shipping, and land mobile terminal

users. These satellites connect to ground telecommunication

systems through Land Earth Stations (LES).

Inmarsat offers a range of satellite services and utilizes

Inmarsat service providers to provide a range of multimedia

and voice communications.

To find out more about Inmarsat visit their Web site at

www.inmarsat.com.

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HSD Aeronautical Transceivers

Inmarsat Swift64 services

Inmarsat’s Swift64 service supports high-speed ISDN

communications and TCP-IP Internet connectivity. HSD

Aeronautical Transceivers provide the connection between

the aircraft and the Swift64 service.

Inmarsat Swift64 service supports the following:

• Toll-quality voice

• Four ISDN bearer Services (using Euro ISDN):

 64 kb/s UDI (supports ISDN to ISDN

connections)

 56 kb/s (supports connections to terminals in

switched 56 k networks)

 Speech (supports voice connections between

ISDN phones or analogue handsets

connected to a Terminal Adapter)

 3.1 kHz audio (supports connections

between analogue devices commonly used

over the PSTN):

ISDN Modems



Group 3 fax machines

Secure communications

4.8 k low-speed voice

Inmarsat and Inmarsat service providers work together to

provide these services anywhere within the coverage of the

Inmarsat Swift64 satellite system. The coverage provided

by Inmarsat’s Swift64 service is illustrated in the Annex of

this User’s Guide.

For further information about Swift64 services, visit

Inmarsat’s Web site: www.inmarsat.com/swift64 or contact

their Customer Care Service at:

Tel: +44 20 7728 1777

Fax: +44 20 7728 1142

E-mail: [email protected]

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Land Earth Stations (LES)

Inmarsat Service Providers (ISPs) operate Land Earth

Stations (LES). The ISPs are typically public telephone

companies of the country where the LES is located.

Using satellite communications antenna and up-and-

downlink communications equipment, the LES converts the

space segment to a format compatible with public and

private telephone and data networks.

Each satellite is associated with a number of Land Earth

Stations that fall within its coverage.

Mobile Earth Stations (MES)

The Mobile Earth Station (MES) provides ISDN service

over the Satellite network similar to the ISDN services

installed by telecommunications companies for land-based

data communication.

The HSD Aeronautical Transceiver acts as a Mobile Earth

Station providing the connection to the Inmarsat Swift64

service.

Figure 2 shows the basic connection between the MES,

Satellite, LES, and land network connections.

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HSD Aeronautical Transceivers

Land Earth Station

INMARSAT Satellite

International

Telecommunications

Network

MES -Aircraft equippe

HSD Aeronautical Tra

Terrestrial Link

d with

nsceiver

Air-Ground-Air

Communications

Space Segment

Figure 2 Satellite communication network

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About ISDN

ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) is a digital

telecommunications technology that provides Internet,

voice, fax, video, and data services.

ISDN is digital, which allows for greater speed, flexibility

(supports a broad range of applications), and reliability.

Accessing the Internet using ISDN

To access the Internet using ISDN service, the user

needs to:

• Establish a connection to the Internet through

Dial-up Networking using a terminal adapter or

router to connect to the Internet Service Provider

• Run a Web browser to access Web sites

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HSD Aeronautical Transceivers

ISDN components

The components required for ISDN service over the

satellite network are listed below:

• Euro ISDN terminal adapter or router

• Euro ISDN line

• ISDN Service Provider account

• Computer

• Dial-up Networking capabilities

• Web browser

The three main components required for ISDN service

(terminal adapters, ISDN lines, and ISDN protocols) are

described in the following sections.

Although routers are also an interface option, only an

example set-up using a terminal adapter is described in this

User’s Guide.

Terminal adapters—ISDN devices

Terminal adapters are ISDN devices that function similarly

to a modem.; they dial and answers calls, and receive and

transmit data.

Use a Euro S/T ISDN model terminal adapter with the HSD

Aeronautical Transceiver. Inmarsat Swift64 service and the

HSD Aeronautical Transceivers do not support the North

American ISDN variant.

ISDN protocols

Terminal adapters use ISDN protocols to format data

between the ISDN line and the user’s computer.

HSD Transceivers support all ISDN protocols that run over

a B channel on an ISDN line. These protocols are

implemented and configured through the user’s operating

system.

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