Wideye SABRE I Specifications

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b) Your computer must be installed with one of the following web browsers:i. JAVA-enabled Internet Explorer 6.0 or above.ii. JAVA-enabled Ne

Page 4 - Industry Canada Statement:

A text showing the name of the BGAN service provider.A Soft Menu icon to allow for user to browse theSABRE™ I Menu Tree.A Soft Menu icon to allow for

Page 5 - Declaration of Conformity:

An icon to show Ethernet service is currently enabled.An icon to show that the Ethernet physical connectionis disconnected with the SABRE™ I.An icon t

Page 6 - Antenna Safety Instructions 2

2.3Input MethodsSet of Numbers and Special Letters that could be used by the on-board built-in user interface.TABLE 2.3-1: Table showing the available

Page 7 - Product Overview

Note:It takes approximately 3 hours to fully charge the battery.The charging time will be longer when SABRE™ I is switched ON during the time when the

Page 8 - Unpacking

LCD display will indicate the new estimatedazimuth direction and elevation angle that theantenna should point. A indicator will bedisplayed on

Page 9 - System Requirement

For subsequent use, the SABRE™ I will not acquirea new GPS, it will prompt the user if the previouslystored GPS coordinates should be used.To use the

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153.4.5 Emergency CallFIGURE 3.4.5-1: Figure showing the location of the“Menu” icon on the LCD display.FIGURE 3.4.5-2: Figure showing the Emergency

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163.6Installing Drivers and Applications on PCSABRE™ I Product CD includes an application software called ‘BGAN LaunchPad’, its associated device driv

Page 12 - Icons Used On The Display

Table of ContentsPrefixs...

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173.6.1.1.1 Express InstallationExpress Installation will first configure the Terminal and then install BGAN LaunchPad and its associated devicedr

Page 14 - Input Methods

18IV. The installer will then wait for the Terminal to acquire GPS fix. If the Terminal successfully acquires the GPSfix, please go to step (6).V.

Page 15 - Setting Up The SABRE

19VI. After successful GPS fix, reboot the Terminal (Switch OFF and then Switch it ON) when prompted to do so.This is to save the newly acquired GPS

Page 16 - 3.4.3 GPS Fix

20X. During the installation process, you may be prompted warning messages as shown below. Please ignore themessages and click on the “Continue An

Page 17 - 3.4.4 Antenna Pointing

IV. After successful installation of the Device Driver, the installer will prompt you to restart your computer.Select “Yes, restart the computer now

Page 18 - Connection Diagram

3.7.1 Bluetooth (Data Dongle) SetupRecommended Bluetooth Dongle: - 0BT-01UD1 from Planex Communications (Range: 100m)- SMC-BT1 from SMC NetworksI.II.I

Page 19 - 3.6.1 Install Software

VI. After selecting the desired settings, click on the Next.VII. Click Next.V. Click I accept the terms in the license agreement and click Ne

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IX. Click Finish to complete the application installation.X. Select Yes to Restart the PC. The drivers for the USB Bluetooth dongle and connect

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XI. After restart, the IVT application will open (as per below figure). Insert the Bluetooth dongle in a USB port.The PC will detect the dongle aut

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Select Bluetooth Modem and click on Run to connect to the modem using a Bluetooth adaptor.Select AUTO INSTALL (default) to install one modem driver ea

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Appendix 1Technical Specifications...49-50Appendix 2The BGAN System...

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I. From Win XP Desktop, click Start, select All Programs > Accessories > Communications > New ConnectionWizard.II. From New Connectio

Page 25 - SABRE™ I Software Utilities

IV. Select Dial-up connection and click Next.V. Check on the modem that was created earlier in section 3.6.1.2 (Windows XP installation instruc

Page 26 - VII. Click Next

VII. Enter *98*1# and click Next.IX. Check Add a shortcut to this connection to my desktop and click Finish.VIII. Select Anyone’s use and click

Page 27 - VIII. Click Install

XI. The DUN Client shortcut icon will be created on the Desktop.I. From Win 2000 Desktop, click Start, select Programs > Accessories > C

Page 28 - I Bluetooth Modem

V. Select either “wideye SABRE Ethernet Modem port 1” or “wideye SABRE Ethernet Modem port 2” andclick Next.VI. Type “*98*1#” under the “Phon

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VIII. The Any Name shortcut icon will be created on the Desktop. No user name or password are required for thisconnection.32

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I.II.4Using The SABRETM I4.1Call Functions4.1.1 Making a phone call using the Corded Analog HandsetConnect the Corded Analog Handset to SABRE™ Ivia

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I.II.III.From the Ready State screen, select Menu > Call register > Missed calls, Received calls, Dialedcalls or Delete all.From the respective

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From the LCD, use the Up/Down buttons to selectMenu > Settings > Interfaces > Bluetooth > Enable.The LCD will display “Bluetooth enabled!”

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4.3.3 Connecting to a paired Bluetooth DeviceFrom the LCD, use the Up/Down buttons to selectPaired list.From the list, use the Up/Down buttons to sele

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FCC Identifier: QY9-SABRE1WEUSE CONDITIONS:This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two Conditions:1.

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4.4Using Wireless Devices with SABRE™ II.II.4.4.1 Using the Bluetooth HeadsetPerform the pairing and connection proceduresbefore proceeding with the

Page 36 - Using The SABRE

4.4.2 Using the Bluetooth HeadsetFIGURE 4.4.2-1: Figure showing the wireless connectivityof the Bluetooth Handset with SABRE™ I.Perform the pairing

Page 37 - Call Register

4.5.2 Ethernet settings on SABRE™ I - Router (IP) Mode:4.5.2.1 Configure mode:I. From the LCD, use the Up/Down buttons to select Menu > Setti

Page 38 - 4.3.1 Enable Bluetooth

Select Properties.II.Select and check Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties.III.40

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I.II.III.IV.V.I.From the LCD, use the Up/Down buttons to selectMenu > Settings > Interfaces > Ethernet >Connectivity > and Press ENTERU

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4.6SettingsTo enable or disable - Terminal PIN/ SIM PIN/SIMPIN 2/ SIM Personalization/ Service Provide PIN/Corporate PIN, from Security, select Termin

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For Manual, the LCD will show Manual selected!(When Manual is selected, Voice will not be activated.)To configure Ciphering mode, from Network,select

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IX.X.d)For Static, user may edit the primary andsecondary DNS IP addresses.e)To edit the Primary and Secondary DNS IPaddresses, select Static > Pri

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Statusa) From Interfaces , select Ethernet >Status. TheLCD display will show the connectivity modeand Local IP address status.Telephony Settingsa)

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c) To select the volume level, select Volume andadjust the volume from Soft to Loud with theUp/Down button and press ENTER to save thenew volume setti

Page 45 - Settings

Addvalue Communications Pte Ltd, 190 Changi Road , #02-02 MDIS Building ,Singapore-419974 declares underour sole responsibility that the Product, bran

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Insert SABRE™ I product CD and from the SABRE™ I Main Setup Menu, select Software Utilities optionand follow instructions accordingly.4.7Firmware Upgr

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Warning!!!:DO NOT abort the firmware upgrade process half way through or unplug the power of the Terminal duringthe firmware upgrade. Doing so will co

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Appendix 1Technical SpecificationsAir InterfaceInmarsat-4 Air InterfaceFrequency BandChannel ModulationAntennaGPS Air InterfaceBluetooth Air Interface

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Appendix 1Technical SpecificationsUser InterfaceInmarsat LaunchPadLCD display on SABRETM ICTP Handset (optional)The Inmarsat LaunchPad SABRE™ I softwa

Page 50 - Firmware Upgrade

Appendix 1Technical SpecificationsOperating System SupportSerial/Ethernet Device DriverInmarsat LaunchPadMicrosoft Windows 2000, XPMac OS 10.1 & a

Page 51 - Warning!!!:

Appendix 2The BGAN SystemsDataStreaming IPPhoneTextWith the Standard IP service you can access your corporate network viaa secure VPN connection at sp

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Appendix 3SABRETM I LCD Menu Tree Flow ChartThe SABRETM I LCD Menu Tree Flow Chart shows the user the various displays, features and options thatthe b

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Call registerMissed callsReceived callsDialled callsDelete allList of missed callsList of Received callsList of Dialled callsSelect missed callsSelect

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Figure 7: NetworkStandardStreamingLCD display“Manual selected!”LCD display“Automatic selected!”LCD display“Manual selected!”LCD display“Automatic sele

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LCD display“Ethernet enabled!”Note: Any configuration only can be done by enable ethernetfirst. LCD display “Enable Ethernet first!”. To configure set

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CAUTIONRisk of Explosion if Battery is Replaced by an Incorrect Type.Dispose of Used Batteries According to the Instructions.Radiation WarningHigh lev

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Figure 8: Interfaces-EthernetEthernetInterfaceDHCP configLocal IP addressStatusStopIP addressLCD display“DHCP server started!”LCD display“DHCP server

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Figure 9: Interface-BluetoothSelect a Devicefor pairingEnterPINLCD display“Pairing...”LCD display“Paired Successfully!”LCD display listof pairing devi

Page 59 - Interface

Figure 10: Interfaces-TelephonyLCD display“Settings saved!”LCD display“Settings saved!”USA standardEurope standardTelephoneBack to menuBack to menuEna

Page 60 - Figure 8: Interfaces-Ethernet

Figure 13: DisplayDisplayContrastBrightnessBacklightDim timeLevel 0 - level 12On time 0 secs -on time 60 secs(incremental 5secs in each step)Level 0 -

Page 61 - Figure 9: Interface-Bluetooth

Appendix 4AccessoriesAccessories (Standard and Optional)These are the accessories available to be used with SABRE™ I. Accessories in RED are optional.

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Appendix 4Accessories7.8.9.10.11.12.Description SpecificationsNo Order QuoteCable PackAC/DC PowerAdapter3 Power Cords(Euro, US, UK)In-vehiclechargerCa

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5.1SB1/BCP1000 Bluetooth HandsetAppendix 5Accessory User GuideThe following accessories are covered in Appendix 6:1. Bluetooth Handset (SB1/BCP1000).

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I. FeaturesRedialOff HookButtonOn HookButtonRedialVolumeControl5.2SB1/AH100 Corded Analog Handseta) Connection and use of the SB1/AH100 CordedAnalog

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5.3SB1/PBATT Primary Battery Pack5.4SB1/SBATT Secondary Battery PackFIGURE 6.4-1: Primary Battery Pack for SABRE™ IBatteryFIGURE 5.4-2: Insertion of P

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II. Operationi. Connect up the external battery and cable accessories as shown in the above setup. 1) Attach the power tip of the AC adapter to the c

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SABRE™ I is a satellite broadband modemthat is designed for portable use. It utilizesthe Inmarsat-4 satellite to provide virtualglobal coverage for vo

Page 68 - Approximately 180g

1) Connect the Secondary Battery Pack to the output cable according to the above setup.2) Connect the Converter Tip with the output cable.3) Plug t

Page 69 - Battery Pack

g. Warningi. Do not place the battery into the microwave oven or heating container. ii. Do not use the battery pack in event that it sends out peculia

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Appendix 6Voice Mail AccessWhen someone leaves a Voice Mail in the user Voice Mail account, the network will send the user a SMSmessage informing the

Page 71 - SB1/AMC10 In-Vehicle Charger

Appendix 7Troubleshooting GuideThis section provides a list of commonly encountered problems, their possible causes and solutions.1.2.3.Problem Soluti

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towards the direction ofthe Satellite. Adjust theantenna to point in thedirection of maximumsignal strength.Disable the rest of the LANconnections exc

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I.II.III.IV.V.VI.VII.VII.IX.X.1.1Key FeaturesWhen unpack the following items should be in the package. If any of the items are missing from the packag

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