Sea Tel 4012 GX KU-BAND User manual

Model 4012 GX
Quick Start Guide
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GPS Antenna ICU
Elevation Stowage
Ku-Band RF Cage
Air Cylinder
EL Drive Motor
AZ Drive Motor
Wire Rope Isolators Azimuth Drive Chain
Motor Driver Enclosure
CL Drive Motor
Ku Band Feed Tube
Proximity Sensor
Azimuth Stowage
AC Power Ring
Rotary Joint
136875 Revision B
Ship’s AC Mains
Sat Modem
(Type ‘F’ Rx L-Band)
Antenna
(SMA EoC + Rx L-Band)
EoC Status LED
Fiber Interface
(SFP Gigabit Ethernet)
N/C
(Future Development)
Computer
(DE9 Serial Antenna M&C)
Computer
(RJ45 Serial M&C)
Gyro Compass
(SBS/Synchro Interface)
Gyro Compass
(NMEA 0183 Interface)
RS-232 Serial
Passthrough
Ancillary
Equipment
Gyro Compass
(NMEA 2000 Interface/
Future Developement)
Sat Modem
(RJ45 Serial M&C)
OBM Appliance
(RJ45 Serial M&C)
Computer
(Mini USB Antenna M&C)
Computer
(4 Port 10/100 Ethernet Switch 10.1.1.100)
Status LED’s Power Switch
Media Xchange Point
Home Flag
To AZ Motor
To ICU
Status LED’S
Computer
To EL Motor
To CL Motor
Motor Driver Enclosure Integrated Control Unit
To Xpol LNB
To CoPol LNB
To Rotary Joint
N/C
Computer
To Power Ring
EoC Status LED
Computer
ICU Status LED
To GPS
To MDE
To RF Cage
BUC (M&C)
To BUC (DC In)
Computer
Computer
4012 GX General Assembly
*Graphic Representation only, actual hardware may vary
Sat Modem
To AC
Mains
PC FAX VoIP
Router
Firewall
PC
To AC
Mains
Optional Out of Band Management

Model 4012 GX
Quick Start Guide
The most important thing we build is trust
Changing Satellites
Sea Tel Authorized Dealer
Dealer FAX:
Antenna Model:
Antenna S/N:
Dealer Website:
Commissioned Date:
NOTES: Dealer Name:
Dealer Phone:
Dealer Address:
· Open up a web browser and type
in 10.1.1.100 into the address bar
and hit enter. (Assumes Default IP Address)
· Login into the MXP Web Interface
MXP Web Interface
Getting Started
Once properly commissioned, the 4012
GX Antenna System requires no user
intervention to properly locate, identify
and track the correct satellite.
· Apply power to the Above Decks and
Below Decks equipment.
· Allow up to 2 minutes for the system
to identify the satellite.
· Wait for Sat Modem to process Rx
lock, Tx Lock, and Network lock
conditions.
· System is now ready for internet
and/or VoIP operation.
Changing Satellites
The MXP GUI allows a user to easily
command the system to locate a
desired satellite by use of customized
presets.
· Open up a Web Browser and login to
the MXP.
· Select the “Auto” Satellite Search
page.
· Select the desired sat from the
dropdown menu selection(s).
· Allow up to 2 minutes for the system
to identify the satellite.
· Wait for Sat Modem to process Rx
lock, Tx Lock, and Network lock
conditions.
· System is now ready for internet
and/or VoIP operation.
Customizing Presets
The MXP GUI allows a user to easily
create or modify satellite presets to be
used by the system.
· Open up a Web Browser and login to
the MXP.
· Click on the “Satellite” Configuration
menu selection.
· Click on “Add Satellite”.
· Define all of the satellite parameters
for this preset.
· Click on “Save” to commit this preset
to memory.
· This new preset is now available for
selection on the “Auto” satellite
search page.
Auto Satellite Search Satellite Configuration Monitoring Graphs System Status
System Activity LogsData Export Position Antenna Help
· The Satellite Configuration page
presents a user with the option of
creating or modifying a satellite
preset.
· The Auto Satellite Search page
presents the user with a list of
customized satellite presets to
choose from.
· The Graphs Status page presents
user with the means to monitor
either live or historical critical
system functions via strip chart
recordings.
· The System Status page presents
user with relevant system status
updates.
· The System Activity Logs page
presents user with the ability to
view historical Error, Warning, or
Informational Logs.
· The Data Export page presents
user with the ability to download
historical system log files for
service reports.
· The Help page presents user with
operational tips for commonly used
system functions.
· The Position Antenna page
presents user with the ability to
manually control the antenna
system.
· On the System Status landing
page, click on the “Auto” Satellite
Search menu selection.
· Using the drop down menu, select
the desired satellite preset.