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- Page 1 ST200TSM02 ST200 Series (ST211, ST221M & ST251) Satellite Communication Systems Technical Support Manual Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. All rights reserved. Specifications and information within this document are subject to change without prior notice.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
5.8.6 Net Radio/Dispatch Operation........................26 5.9 Possible Cable Extensions ..........................26 5.10 Multiple Handsets............................27 5.11 Other Operational Considerations........................27 6.0 Installation ................................29 6.1 Fixed Site (ST221M) ............................30 6.1.1 Occupant and Site Safety ...........................30 6.1.2 General Installation Standards ........................31 ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 3 9.2 Trouble Checklists ............................80 10.0 Key Contact Directory............................85 11.0 System Specifications............................87 GLOSSARY ................................90 APPENDIX A - STATUS MONITOR REFERENCE ....................92 APPENDIX B - INITIALIZATION AND COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES ............94 APPENDIX D - DATA OPERATION........................100 ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 4: Introduction
This document, ST200TSM02, replaces all Technical Support Manuals previously published by Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. (MELA) as it combines and updates the contents of the ST200TSM01 and the ST251TSM01 into one comprehensive manual. Distributors and other sales/service agents should use this reference document for training staff and addressing typical questions and problems from the field. -
Page 5: Communications Ground Segment
PSTN. The NCC uses these signaling channels to manage all communication system resources through a variable number of Control Groups (CG). Each control group uses specific signaling channels for specific MTs. The NOC oversees the entire operation, including billing and customer service. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 6: Mobile Terminal Segment
AC/DC power supply. Standard items and optional accessories provide basic digital voice, wide area dispatch and data capabilities. Mitsubishi land mobile and fixed site antennas physically incorporate the radio frequency electronics, easing installation and troubleshooting. The following figures show the primary elements of the ST211 and ST221M configurations respectively. - Page 7 ® OmniQuest is an integrated portable terminal containing the transceiver, antenna, battery and handset as depicted below. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 8: Key Features
MITSUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC. 3.2 Key Features All Mitsubishi MTs are easy to operate. The basic handset, for point-to-point calling, looks and operates like a cellular phone. There are three one-touch speed dial keys and 99 alphanumeric memory locations. The handset permits any key answering, displays received signal strength, and lets users enable special features from a menu of functions. -
Page 9: Applications
The list is not exhaustive: ♦ Telecommunications companies have purchased land mobile and transportable MTs for operating and maintaining land lines, both fiber optic and wire. Mitsubishi MTs can improve the efficiency of field units responding to fiber optic cable failure, saving a lot of money. -
Page 10: Product Description
Standard ST221M Fixed Site MT Components Part Number Description TU200A CTU, Mounting Kit AU601B AU, Mounting Kit SZ130A Cradle-3, Junction Box, Mounting Kit PUP-55-13-J9 AC/DC Converter FSC50 50’ (15m) AU-TU Cable Kit SZ100A Basic Handset ST200N02 Owner’s Manual ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 11 OmniQuest fixed site use OQFAU100 Fixed Dish Antenna w/100 ft cable for OmniQuest fixed site use SZ351A Junction Box for wide-area dispatch w/OmniQuest SZ601A Cigarette Lighter Adapter for OmniQuest SZ511A Additional Battery for OmniQuest ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 12: Antenna Units
The main board multiplexes, scrambles, encodes, and interleaves signals in addition to providing frame-formatting functions. Its logic and signaling subsystem provides the central control of the MT to initialize self tests, setup/configure ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 13: Ctu Cradle And Junction Box
CTU. The handset cradle package (SZ130A) includes a clip mount with an RJ-45 handset interface and the junction box (SZ350A) interface for accessories (PTT handset, monitoring speaker, and hands free microphone). ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 14: Beam Steering Unit
RFU (within the NT100A unit), the antenna lid and the TU201A subassemblies are not serviceable outside MELA’s service center. Distributors and their agents should not attempt to access these electronics unless authorized by MELA (does not apply to Battery Pack). ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 15 NOTE: All required interfaces for the OmniQuest Transceiver Unit are available on the TU connector panel. Distributors should not attempt to access the electronics inside the Base Unit without prior authorization from MELA. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 16 AC Adapter/Charger. The plug at the end of the DC output cable is a special 4-pin connector which mates to the DC Input connector of the Base Unit. The AC input cable for the AC Adapter/Charger is approximately 6 feet (1.8 m) in length. The cylindrical objects attached ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 17 NOTE: Although the handset contains an external speaker which will provide hands- free/dispatch audio, the external speaker is a desirable and highly recommended option if the handset speaker is not loud enough or a remote location of the speaker is desired. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 18: Basic Handset
The handset has a two line, seven character liquid crystal display (LCD) and a 23 button keypad (illuminated). The keypad control panel has a standard 12 button alpha-numeric telephone keypad (most with multiple functions), 3 speed ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 19: Push-To-Talk Handset
The curl cord stretches to a maximum length a 5 feet (1.5m). Do not attempt to fabricate a replacement or alternate cable, or modify the length of the curl cord provided. Although standard RJ-45 extension cables exist, Mitsubishi Electronics does not endorse these extension cables or guarantee MT product performance and reliability with these cables. -
Page 20: Other Accessories
MT operations. 5.1 Design Overview The Mitsubishi MTs operate under a blanket license from the FCC for MSAT Service under Part 25 (Satellite Communications) of its rules. This license, on file with the FCC (File No. 2823- DSE-P/L-93), does not require special MT identification tags for compliance. -
Page 21: Signaling And Communications Channels
Changes or modifications to the equipment that Mitsubishi Electronics does not expressly approve can void the authority to operate equipment within commercial and residential buildings. 5.2 Signaling and Communications Channels All Mitsubishi MTs access the MSAT network through six different special “channels”. The following table defines these channels: Channel From... -
Page 22: Met-St Channel
The FES-C channel sends (1) voice and data calls and (2) in-band signaling to the MT, from the ground segment. The ground segment assigns the FES-C channel (via GC-S channel) to an MT ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 23: Modulation & Encoding
The output of the shift register derives from some binary combination (e.g. XOR, AND, etc.) of the resident 15 bits, with results feeding back into register during each cycle. This process continuously changes the ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 24: Interleaving
The technique, called Viterbi decoding, re-assembles the information into its most likely original form. 5.5 Security Functions 5.5.1 Electronic Features Mitsubishi MTs, including land mobile and fixed site configurations, offer five key electronic security features: ♦ Handset Lock Code ♦ Security Code ♦... -
Page 25: Authentication
5.7 Shutdown Conditions There are four conditions that may cause a MT to cease transmission or automatically shut down. All dealers should be aware of and understand these conditions for trouble resolution and user training. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 26: Operation
5.8 Operation 5.8.1 Initialization The Mitsubishi MTs run through a hardware and software self-test procedure every time a user applies power. The MT will request programming information the first time that it powers up. After programming, described in Section 7, the unit will automatically power down. When the... -
Page 27: Omniquest® Setup
The scrambling vector also includes the character format and speed of the data call. All Mitsubishi MTs can receive and send calls either manually with the handset or automatically with Data Terminating Equipment (DTE), such as a personal computer. Data communications... - Page 28 Rate 1/2 convolutional coding Functionality All “AT” commands listed in the Operating Instructions Every MT interfaces with one of the following character formats: Start Bits Data Bits Parity Bits Stop Bits even or odd none ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 29: Net Radio/Dispatch Operation
5.9 Possible Cable Extensions The following figure and table describe acceptable cable extensions for Mitsubishi MT configurations. MT modifications should not include full lengths for Extension A and Extension B. Note that adding any extension cable exposes the MT to various electromagnetic interference conditions, therefore Mitsubishi Electronics does not guarantee audio performance. -
Page 30: Multiple Handsets
“gender bender” may be utilized. 5.10 Multiple Handsets Mitsubishi MTs configured with both the basic handset and PTT handset can automatically switch operations between regular voice and dispatch. One of the devices will always be in a “sleep” mode, where the display does not remain in contact with the CTU. However, the transceiver will automatically “wake up”... - Page 31 ♦ All terminals can preserve satellite connection despite signal (line of sight) blockages of up to 15 seconds. Therefore, Mitsubishi MTs may not have to re-acquire the satellite or re-dial the called party for temporary obstructions.
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Page 32: Installation
~ 22 minutes after two months of storage. 6.0 Installation The installation of a Mitsubishi MT is simple, however, performing a correct installation is extremely important. Mitsubishi Electronics cannot offer rules or step-by-step procedures for every variation in site conditions and customer requirements. -
Page 33: Fixed Site (St221M)
Occupant and site safety must be accorded absolute priority over all other considerations when installing a Mitsubishi MT. Objects installed on a site are to be placed in such a manner that they will not cause injury to the site's occupants. These rules also require that the function of any... -
Page 34: General Installation Standards
2. Wherever possible, route the terminal cables and the power cable together. This makes it easier to service the system. If one or more of the accessories are installed, route the associated cable with the other cable if possible. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 35: Installation Planning
It has a direct effect on the customer's ease of use of the MT. The Installation engineer or technician should plan after consultation with the customer. The following illustration is a complete overview of all the components and available (optional) accessories for the Mitsubishi Fixed Site Satellite Terminals. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 36 As with any electronic product, it is good practice to formulate a standard pattern to perform the actual installation. Therefore, Mitsubishi Electronics America recommends installing the equipment in the following order, but the installer should use his best judgment based on the particular case: 1.
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Page 37: Antenna Unit
The Mitsubishi Limited Warranty covers installations that use fixtures other than those Mitsubishi supplies, as long as their structural integrity meets or exceeds our specifications. However, if damage results from substandard installation methods or components, the Mitsubishi Limited Warranty does not apply to any necessary repairs. -
Page 38: Transceiver
Mitsubishi Limited Warranty. However, if substandard installation methods are used and subsequent damage results due to the installation method, the Mitsubishi Limited Warranty does not apply to the repair of that damage. - Page 39 “Angle Bracket-A”. Make sure that the installed CTU does not interfere or make it difficult to perform standard operation procedures. b. Use the drill to make holes 3.6 mm in diameter at the marked positions on the floor. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 40: Power Connection
Terminal Port Conn. Antenna Unit Connection Power Connector CTU Power Connector Pin 1 Ground Pin 2 +12V (Input to CTU) Pin 3 Horn Relay (Output from CTU) Pin 4 Ignition Sense (Input to CTU) ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 41: Cable Runs
AU cables. Form a drip loop at the AU to prevent “wicking” of water into the AU housing. Apply fusion tape or cold shrink to all exposed connections to provide weatherproofing. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 42: Junction Box
The cable should be routed in areas where no damage will occur to the cable. Once the cable is routed, connect the other end of the remote cable to the CTU. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 43: Handsets And Accessories
Once the cable is routed, connect the other end of the remote cable to the CTU or other mounting location. Note: The handset cradle type SZ130A includes a junction box for hands free and dispatch operation using the PTT Microphone (SZ300A). ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 44 Plug the cable into the port indicated "EXT-SP" in the junction box. Note: Hands free operation performs best when the microphone is as close as possible to the user's voice and the monitoring speaker is reasonably far from the hands-free microphone. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 45: Land Mobile (St211)
MT handset cradle or hand held cellular phone cradle may be required. These accessories are commonly available and manufactured by companies other than Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc. The location of the antenna must be considered. The system should be tested by originating and receiving actual calls after completing the installation. - Page 46 Occupant and vehicle safety must be accorded absolute priority over all other considerations when installing the Mitsubishi MT. The Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards require that objects installed in a vehicle be placed in such a manner that they will not cause injury to the vehicle's occupants if the vehicle is involved in a accident.
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Page 47: General Installation Standards
Also, this line should never be connected to the vehicle fuse box or other fused sources. The built-in fuses in the cables provide adequate current protection for the system and for the vehicle electrical system. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 48: Installation Planning
The following figure is an overview of the components and available (optional) accessories for the Mitsubishi ST211 land mobile terminal. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 49 (1) Beam Steering Unit (AU1200A(S)) Including: (1) Mounting Plate (4) Screws (1) Common Transceiver Unit (TU200A) Including: (2) Installation Brackets (4) Tapping Screws (4) Pan Screws (1) Handset (SZ100A) Including: (1) Coil Cord (1) Handset Cradle-3 (SZ130A) Including: ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 50 (1) ST200 Series Operating Manual (ST200N02) Just as with any other 12 Volt vehicle product (i.e., car stereo, cellular phone, etc.), it is a good practice to formulate a standard pattern to perform the actual installation. Mitsubishi Electronics recommends the following order: 1.
- Page 51 60 inches Microphone FZ-806A Mini-Plug Cable Length Hands Free On Junction 177 inches Microphone FZ-1283A Sub Mini-Plug Cable Length Monitoring On Junction 177 inches Speaker AU201A Cable Length Mid-Gain Terminal 216 inches Port Dome ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 52: Dome Antenna Unit
(from the trunk) to the roof. Install the AU-cable by using the cable guide. The figure below illustrates the direct mount approach, with four M5 screws attaching the AU directly to vehicle roof. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 53: Transceiver
AU and injected into each screw hole to weatherproof the vehicle. Mitsubishi Electronics strongly recommends a maximum AU cable turn radius of two (2) inches (5 cm) in a horizontal (sideways) and one inch bend in the vertical (up and down) direction. The typical AU-cable routing is down by the inside bulkhead of the trunk, where the CTU is installed. - Page 54 Installations may be performed with fixtures not supplied by Mitsubishi. Keep in mind that if the structural integrity of the non-supplied mounting fixtures meet or exceed the supplied installation fixtures, these installation methods are not violations of the Mitsubishi Limited Warranty.
- Page 55 Grommets should be used whenever routing cable through holes drilled in metal or through bulkheads and silicone sealant (RTV) should be used to weatherproof all holes that are drilled in the vehicle. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 56 Secure the BSU. Connect the interface cable to the CTU, and use standard screws (M5x20 self-tapping screws) to secure the CTU. Secure the interface cable so that it can not be damaged when loading/unloading the trunk (securing materials are not included). ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 57: Power Connection
Horn Relay (Output from CTU) Pin 4 Ignition Sense (Input to CTU) SZ406A Power Cable and SZ604A Cigarette Lighter Adapter +12V Fuse Green Horn Alert Fuse Black Ground White Ignition Sense Fuse +12V Ground SZ604A ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 58: Junction Box
The Push To Talk (PTT) Microphone (SZ300A) is for dispatch radio use 1. Select the mounting position for the PTT Microphone on the dash board or the front console, so that it will be within easy reach of the user and not disturb driving. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 59: Beam Steering Unit
The Beam Steering Unit (BSU) provides important information to land mobile CTUs concerning antenna alignment. Improper BSU installation will adversely affect satellite acquisition and tracking. There are several important items to keep in mind about the placement of the BSU ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 60: Horn Alert
Two-way radio systems installed in the same vehicle as a land-mobile MSAT telephone may interfere with the BSU. Ask your dealer about the shielded BSU. Also, wrapping a BSU in aluminum tape will help eliminate potential interference problems. 6.2.10 Horn Alert ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 61: Programming & Commissioning
A toggle switch is shown for easy deactivation before driving instead of a more complicated function call via the handset. Mitsubishi recommends using a Bosh Relay part number 0-332- 019-150 (Tessco part number 79246) Single Pole, single throw horn relay (12V, 30A inductive load) and the Celldyne Relay Socket part number RH2 (Tessco part number 44084) Pre-Wired Socket (includes 3 14 AWG and 2 18 AWG 24”... -
Page 62: Initialization
Electronic Security Number (ESN) (commonly called RTIN for Return Terminal Identification Number) of the MT which you are initializing. The ESN of the MT is provided on the Common Transceiver Unit (CTU). ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 63: Number Assignment Module (Nam) Programming
1. Press the | PWR | key on the Handset for at least ½ second. The display will briefly check all fields in the display which will be followed by an audible tone. 2. Press and hold the CLR key after the initial power on and within 3 seconds. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 64 It will be needed to change the unlock code (if desired), or to inquire what the lock code is (if the customer forgets). 6. Enter 3 or 4 digits for the Emergency Number, then press SEND. EMG. No. = XXXX ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 65 In order to exit from the programming mode, press the STO/END key at any time. Not pressing STO/END key will result in errors and incorrect programming. 10. The MT will power off after pressing the STO/END key. This is normal and indicates that programming is complete. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 66: Manual Pilot/Gc-S Selection
2. Press FCN 93 to activate the Manual Pilot/GC-S Selection mode. 3. Press 1 to execute Manual Pilot/GC-S Selection PFC/CFC Press 1 4. Enter the 10-digit PFC, then press STO/END. PFC=XXX XXXXXX 5. Enter the 10-digit CFC, then press STO/END. CFC=XXX XXXXXX ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 67 − The MT proceeds to the next step (Commissioning or Log-on) automatically. Failed Pilot selection : PFC=XXX XXXXXX − Re-enter the PFC, then press STO/END (this is the same as step 4). Failed GC-S selection : CFC=XXX XXXXXX ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 68: Commissioning
When commissioning has been successfully completed, the NO SVC indicator will turn off indicating that the MT is ready for use. -ON- The NO SVC indicator will turn off to inform the user that the MT is available after successful commissioning. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 69: Commissioning Problems
2. Commissioning failure (various reasons). COM NG PushPWR − ACTION: Press the PWR key to reset the MT and re-start the whole initialization procedure (from step 2 in Manual Pilot/GC-S selection, FCN 93,1). ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 70: Other Procedures
4. Ensure that the Status Monitor is set ON (FCN 84, 4-digit code, * if necessary). 5. Press FCN-9-3 to activate the Manual Pilot/GC-S Selection mode. 6. Press 1 to execute Manual Pilot/GC-S Selection ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 71: Re-Commissioning
Refer to Appendix B for step by step details. During Manual Pilot/GC-S, press STO/END to keep the same PFC and CFC. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... -
Page 72: Product Support
8.2 Marketing & Sales Support In order to successfully market Mitsubishi MTs, we will provide, in coordination with the service provider, a variety of training programs including: product positioning, set up and operations, programming and commissioning, product support and maintenance. -
Page 73: Limited Warranty
Please refer to the limited warranty statement for specific limited warranty information. Mitsubishi MTs do not have a “mail in” warranty card. The customer must present a proof of purchase (bill of sale) to establish proof of warranty. - Page 74 ♦ Any problem or damage caused by use of product contrary to the Operating Instructions Manual instructions ♦ On-site service mileage charges ♦ Product programming / commissioning. ♦ Product unlocking ♦ Unintentional damage of any type ♦ Intentional damage ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 75: Mitsubishi Limited Warranty Statement
MITSUBISHI, or failure of the Product due to misuse, as determined by MELA (including use in other than the normal or customary manner), neglect, accident, accidental damage, dropping, bending, twisting, stressing, crushing, any type of liquid intrusion caused by any circumstance, improper installation, improper repair, alteration, modification or adjustment. - Page 76 WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. IN NO EVENT SHALL MITSUBISHI BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFIT OR COMMERCIAL LOSS, TO THE FULL EXTENT THOSE DAMAGES CAN BE DISCLAIMED BY LAW.
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Page 77: Limited Warranty Administration
8.5 Out-Of-Warranty Repairs An end-user who experiences a problem with their Mitsubishi MSAT equipment should work with their dealer to resolve the problem or perform troubleshooting to locate the component responsible for the problem. If the dealer cannot resolve the problem and concludes that an MT component is defective, the dealer should contact MSAT Technical Support at (800) 966-6728 or (310) 632-9098 to arrange repair of the equipment. -
Page 78: Problem Resolution
MSAT service problem, or to a specific component part of the MT. The general problem resolution process is depicted on the diagram below. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 79 Depending on Type of Problem Operator Error MT Component Failure System Failure Dealer Supplies User With Dealer Calls Service Replacement Component Provider Dealer Calls MSAT Service Center to Arrange Repair or In-Warranty Replacement ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 80 2. Depending on the type of problem, the dealer will inspect all or part of the equipment using the trouble resolution procedures in the following sections and determine the type of problem. If the dealer cannot successfully identify the problem, the Mitsubishi MSAT Service Center can provide Technical Support. Together, they should be able to identify the problem.
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Page 81: First Line Problem Analysis
Service Center. 9.1 First Line Problem Analysis There are several features of the Mitsubishi MTs which will aid the user or dealer in verifying, troubleshooting, and resolving potential problems. Information is provided in the Operating Instructions Manual, which allows users to troubleshoot problems or aid the dealer in troubleshooting problems by following the Basic Troubleshooting Procedures. - Page 82 Are there signs of any physical damage? E. Has the MT been exposed to moisture? Inspect MT components. Was the MT exposed to rain or snow? Did the user spill a beverage on the handset? ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 83: Trouble Checklists
The most common cause of MT power on failures is a defective power supply in the transceiver unit (CTU), which can only be repaired at the Mitsubishi MSAT Service Center. Other possible causes may be ruled out by following the checklist below. - Page 84 Problem: Signal strength is low MT signal strength, as indicated by the Receive Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI), must be high enough for the MT to maintain contact with the satellite network, to commission the MT and to ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 85 BSU is mounted upright, in the direction of the arrow. 5. For the ST251 only-Is the transceiver fully Improper installation of the TU can cause inserted and seated properly inside the base degradation in signal strength. unit? ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 86 Adjust the volume level. 2. Is the received audio intermittent? Make sure the MT has a clear transmission path. 3. Is the handset cradle or junction box Replace damaged part or component. damaged? ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 87 Use FCN 92 to check parameters. 2. Is service type set to data? Use FCN 91 to change if necessary. 3. Are modem settings correct? Work with your data service provider to make sure the settings are correct. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 88: Key Contact Directory
Calle Cuautehmoc No. 75, El Carmen Suite 108 Coyoacan 04100 Mexico DF Weston, FL 33331 Phone: (525) 327-0505 Phone: (888) 766-1313 Fax: (525) 554-5576 or (525) 327-0581 Fax: (709) 748-4305 Email: tsacom01@mail.internet.com.mx http://www.stratos.ca info@stratos.ca Email: ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 89 12007 Sunrise Valley Drive Suite 220 Reston, VA 20191 Product Questions (800) 966-MSAT (310) 632-9099 Mitsubishi Electronics MSAT Service Center 3040 East Victoria Street (310) 632-9098 Rancho Dominguez, CA 90221 Technical Support/Out-of-warranty Repairs/Spare Parts ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 90: System Specifications
12.5 - 16.5 dBW ST211 (Land Mobile) Power Specifications Power Consumption Primary DC Voltage 12V DC nominal (11.5 to 15.6V range) Transmit 4.5 A Receive 1.8 A ST221M (Fixed Site) Power Specifications Power Consumption ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 91 Antenna Unit Transceiver Unit Operating 120 mph (200 km/hr) Storage 163 mph(272 km/hr) ST221M Wind Specification State Antenna Unit Transceiver Unit Operating 67 mph (30 m/s) 100mph w/positive lock Storage 134 mph(60 m/s) ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 92 5 mm/hr (Base Unit when closed - do not use in rain) Solar Radiation 1120 W/m Shock (Survival) 1/2 sin, 20g, 11 ms Vibration (note: 5 - 20 Hz: 0.50 g /Hz, 20 - 150 Hz: -3 dB/octave) Operating 1.05g rms Storage 1.7g rms ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 93: Glossary
TMI’s MSAT Satellite @ 101 MTBF Mean Time Between Failure Mobile Terminal Number Assignment Module Network Communications Controller No Good Network Operations Center NVRAM Non-Volatile Random Access Memory Pilot Frequency Code Pseudo-random Number Private Network Capacity (Provider) ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 94 Right Hand Circular RSSI Receive Signal Strength Indicator RTIN Reverse Terminal Identification Number SCPC Single Channel Per Carrier Service TDMA Time Division Multiple Access TMI Communications Transportable Transceiver Unit VASP Value Added Service Provider ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 95: Appendix A - Status Monitor Reference
MITSUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC. APPENDIX A - STATUS MONITOR REFERENCE ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 96 :Undergoing PVT during Commissioning LOGON :Undergoing Logon Idle :In Idle status BEAM-X :Searching Beams for possible Beam Crossover -ON- :Completion of initialization (enable for call setup) MM:SS :During conversation (talk time indication in minutes and seconds) ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
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Page 97: Appendix B - Initialization And Commissioning Procedures
MITSUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC. APPENDIX B - INITIALIZATION AND COMMISSIONING PROCEDURES ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 98 ___ Outbound/Inbound Data Call (if applicable) ___ Transmit/Receive Dispatch Call (if applicable) ___ Turn Off Status Monitor Provide to End User ___ Phone Number(s) ___ 4-Digit Security Code ___ MT Operating Instructions Manual ___ Basic MT Training ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 99 To Srch Press STO/END PushSND 17. Press SEND; then wait (~ 2-10 See Section 7.5 for all displays B0XSXX B0XSXX minutes) M:PILOT -ON- 18. Turn Status Monitor Off Same as turning ON -ON- ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 100 MT has changed beam location PushSND 17. Press SEND; then wait (~ 2-10 See Section 7.5 for all displays B0XSXX B0XSXX minutes) M:PILOT -ON- 18. Turn Status Monitor Off Same as turning ON -ON- ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 101 MITSUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC. APPENDIX C OMNIQUEST® EXTERNAL ANTENNA INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 102 10. Open the door at back of the OmniQuest marked “EXT ANT” and disconnect the lid antenna by sliding off the connector. Attach the external cable to the OmniQuest antenna port. 11. For further instructions, see your OmniQuest Operating Instructions. Equipment problems related to improper installation are not covered by the Mitsubishi Limited Warranty. EXT ANT Antenna Rear View 2"...
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Page 103: Appendix D - Data Operation
MITSUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC. APPENDIX D - DATA OPERATION ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000... - Page 104 These components and interfaces are shown below: Your Mitsubishi MT may be used to place or receive data calls. When receiving a data call, the MT will produce a data ring (a shorter ring and longer pauses) and indicate “SatData Call” on the MT handset display.
- Page 105 1. Enter FCN 92 on the Handset to activate “data service parameters selection” mode. Note: Table 3 shows recommended settings for both MT and DTE. Please refer to “Data Service Parameters Selection [FCN92]” of “ST200 Owner’s Manual” for more information ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 106 PTT microphone (SZ300A) as DTE, use FCN 91 (refer to “Service type selection [FCN91]” in the “ST200 Owner’s Manual”). By pressing the [*] or [#] keys switch to “Manual Data” mode. Once selected, this mode will remain active until “Manual Voice” mode is selected. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 107 MITSUBISHI ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC. Receiving A Data Calls 1. To receive a data call, service type selection (FCN/91) is not necessary since the MT automatically detects the call mode from the received call. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 108 This procedure is for configuring a Windows 95 computer to use MSAT Switched Data service, when using a Mitsubishi MT. This procedure assumes that you are using a standard communications utility such as Hyperterminal or ProComm that is compatible with Windows 95.
- Page 109 The xxxxxxxx is the phone number of the device you wish to connect to. The handset should display “SAT DATA CONNECT.” For further information on using MSAT Circuit Switched Data service, please see your satellite phone user’s guide or supplemental literature. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 110 “Error detection”: 32 bit CRC 2.3.4 “Terminal Options” Set “Current Terminal” as ANSI BBS Check the box to switch ON “Incoming CR to CR/LF” Port Settings: Select the Baud rate as 4800 Select Party: None ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 111 While receiving a data call the CTU will produce a data ring (a shorter ring with the longer pauses). At first the handset will display the blinking message “DATA CALL”, and after acknowledging connection with distinguished high-low-pitch sound, it will display “SAT DATA CONNECT”. ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 112 2.3.9 Click “Close” Click “Close” 3. Placing a data call Pull down menu “Connect”. Select: “Connect over Modem...” In the “Dialing” window input the phone number to call and select services. Click “Dial” ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 113 Flow Control: NONE Parity: None Click on “Advanced...” In the “Advanced Hardware Options” window check box to Turn ON – “Adjust Port Speed to Modem”, Click “OK” Click “OK” Click on: “Wait for Call” ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 114 Choose “OK”, unless you wish to use an alternate download directory. Choose “OK”, unless you wish to limit dial-in callers to the download directory only. Choose your modem COMx Port and Speed. 4800. Click “OK” ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 115 Ensure that the connection settings are the same as above. Please save this configuration under a different name for future use of the Host with a MT. PC is now in Host mode... ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 116 Network: AOLnet Click on “SAVE” Choose: “Set Up Modem” In the “Modem Selection and Customization” window Select: Hayes Compatible (error correcting) (v2.5) Modem Port: COMx Click “OK” Select: “Sign On” and follow instructions..ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 117 Change “HMI time-out” to: 100 Click “OK” Select: “Modem” In the “Modem Control Strings” window Modem: Current settings (Hayes) Initialize: ATS0=0 Q0 V1 &C1&D2^M Clear the field for Hang Up Click “OK” 2.6. Click “OK” ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 118 At the “Edit Communications Method” window “Method Name”: Default Communication Method “Method Type”: Modem “Modem Type”: Pull down menu and Select Hayes Smartmodem 4800 “Serial Port” COMx “Speed” 4800 Click “OK” Click “OK” ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...
- Page 119 Pull down the “Mail” menu and select: “Communications” At the “Communications” window: Change the “script name”: to Hayes Smartmodem 4800 Under “Communication”: “Baud Rate” of 4800 and select your appropriate COMx port. 2.12 Click “OK” ST200 Series Technical Support Manual January 2000...