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Page 1 - EXPLORER 710

EXPLORER 710User manual

Page 2 - Trademark acknowledgements

Table of Contents98-140012-A xTo create a diagnostics report ...

Page 3 - Safety summary 1

Table of Contents98-140012-A xiTroubleshooting ...

Page 4 - Antenna Safety Instructions 2

98-140012-A General description 1Chapter 1Introduction to EXPLORER 7101General descriptionThe EXPLORER 710 is a handy portable terminal supporting sim

Page 5 - About this manual 3

Chapter 1: Introduction to EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Features and interfaces of the EXPLORER 710 2• Video conference and Streaming• VPN (Virtual Private

Page 6 - Typography

Chapter 1: Introduction to EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Features and interfaces of the EXPLORER 710 3Overview of interfacesThe EXPLORER 710 provides a numb

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Chapter 1: Introduction to EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Your EXPLORER 710 terminal 4Your EXPLORER 710 terminalOverviewThe EXPLORER 710 is a compact unit co

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Chapter 1: Introduction to EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Your EXPLORER 710 terminal 5Display and keypadThe EXPLORER 710 has a display and keypad providing q

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Chapter 1: Introduction to EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Your EXPLORER 710 terminal 6Display menuUser interfacesThe keypad and display are used for pointing

Page 10 - Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Your EXPLORER 710 terminal 7BatteryThe EXPLORER 710 comes with a rechargeable battery, which is eas

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98-140012-A Unpacking and assembling 8Chapter 2Getting Started2This chapter describes:• what is included in the delivery,• how to insert and remove th

Page 12 - Introduction to EXPLORER 710

98-140012-A iiDocument number: 98-140012-ARelease date: 20 September 2013DisclaimerAny responsibility or liability for loss or damage in connection wi

Page 13 - Features

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Unpacking and assembling 9To open the transport latchThe EXPLORER 710 has a transport latch, securing the transc

Page 14 - Overview of interfaces

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Unpacking and assembling 10To detach the antenna, do as follows:1. Locate the slide locks on the bottom of the t

Page 15 - Your EXPLORER 710 terminal

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Unpacking and assembling 11To insert the SIM cardThe SIM card is provided by your Airtime Provider. Insert the S

Page 16 - Display and keypad

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Unpacking and assembling 12To remove the batteryTo remove the battery, do as follows:1. If the transceiver and a

Page 17 - User interfaces

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Connecting cables 13Connecting cablesConnectorsThe connector panel is placed on the side of the EXPLORER 710 and

Page 18 - SIM card

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Connecting cables 14To connect the antennaThe antenna cable is connected at delivery.To connect powerWhen you co

Page 19 - Getting Started

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Starting up the EXPLORER 710 15Starting up the EXPLORER 710To switch the EXPLORER 710 on or off1. Slide and hold

Page 20 - To detach the antenna

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Starting up the EXPLORER 710 16To enter the SIM PINTo enter the SIM PIN using the display and keypad, do as foll

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Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Starting up the EXPLORER 710 17To point the antennaTo obtain optimum bandwidth and operating time, adjust the po

Page 22 - To insert the battery

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Using a fixed antenna installation 18there is any other status information to show, e.g. if a call or data sessi

Page 23 - To remove the SIM card

98-140012-A iiiSafety summary 1The following general safety precautions must be observed during all phases of operation, service and repair of this eq

Page 24 - Connecting cables

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Making the first call or data session 19Making the first call or data sessionTo make the first callAfter connect

Page 25 - To connect power

Chapter 2: Getting Started98-140012-A Making the first call or data session 20To make the first data connection (LAN)Do as follows:1. Connect a LAN ca

Page 26 - Starting up the EXPLORER 710

98-140012-A User interfaces 21Chapter 3Using the EXPLORER 7103User interfacesThe following user interfaces are available when using the EXPLORER 710•

Page 27 - To point the antenna

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Enabling or disabling an interface 22To enable or disable interfaces with the web interfaceTo enable or d

Page 28 - The registration procedure

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a Computer, smartphone or tablet 23Using a Computer, smartphone or tabletOverviewThe following inte

Page 29 - To repoint the antenna

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a Computer, smartphone or tablet 24To connect to the WLAN interfaceTo connect to the WLAN interface

Page 30 - To make the first call

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a Computer, smartphone or tablet 25To connect to the LAN interfaceBefore connecting to the LAN inte

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Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a Computer, smartphone or tablet 26To start or stop a data connection (LAN or WLAN)By default, if t

Page 32 - Using the EXPLORER 710

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a phone 27Using a phoneCall typesDefinitionThe phone connection can be either a Standard Voice conn

Page 33 - Properties > IP address

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a phone 28To connect your smartphone for making callsFor details on initial setup of your smartphon

Page 34 - Standard or Streaming data

Antenna Safety Instructions98-140012-A ivFCC Radiation Exposure statementTransceiver Unit (when separated from the Antenna Unit):This equipment compli

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Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a phone 29To connect an analogue phoneBefore connecting to the Phone interfaceTo connect a phone to

Page 36 - Important

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a phone 30To connect an ISDN phone or modemBefore connecting to the ISDN interfaceTo connect a phon

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Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a phone 31To make or receive a phone call with EXPLORER 710Smartphone, analogue phone, ISDN phone o

Page 38 - Using a phone

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Using a phone 32Local numbers and special functionsOverviewThere are a number of local numbers and dialin

Page 39 - 98-140012-A Using a phone 28

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Viewing alarm messages 33Viewing alarm messagesWhen an alarm is present, the display and the web interfac

Page 40 - To connect an analogue phone

Chapter 3: Using the EXPLORER 71098-140012-A Viewing properties of the EXPLORER 710 34Viewing properties of the EXPLORER 710Using the display and keyp

Page 41 - 98-140012-A Using a phone 30

98-140012-A 35Chapter 4Using the web interface4This chapter describes how to use the web interface to operate, set up and configure your system. It ha

Page 42 - To receive a call

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Introduction 36IntroductionThe web interfaceWhat is the web interface?The web interface is built into th

Page 43 - To make local phone calls

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Introduction 37Overview of the web interfaceWhen the web interface opens, the title bar shows the name o

Page 44 - Restoring factory settings

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Introduction 38Icons in the icon barsThe icon bars are always available at the top and bottom of the web

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About this manual98-140012-A vRadiation WarningYou, as the qualified end-user of this radio device, must control the exposure conditions of bystanders

Page 46 - Using the web interface

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Entering the SIM PIN in the web interface 39Entering the SIM PIN in the web interfaceDo you need a SIM P

Page 47 - Introduction

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Pointing the antenna 40Pointing the antennaFor detailed information on the pointing procedure, see To po

Page 48 - Overview of the web interface

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Using the Dashboard 41Using the DashboardThe Dashboard has two main functions: To start and stop data co

Page 49 - To navigate the web interface

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A The Control panel 42The Control panelThe control panel is used for accessing the settings and functions

Page 50 - Do you need a SIM PIN?

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Using the Log 43Using the LogTo access the LogTo access the Log, select  and select Log from the menu.

Page 51 - Pointing the antenna

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Configuring the LAN interface 44Configuring the LAN interfaceThe terminal has two LAN connectors. LAN#1

Page 52 - Using the Dashboard

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Configuring the WLAN interface 45Configuring the WLAN interfaceTo enable or disable the WLAN interfaceTo

Page 53 - The Control panel

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Port forwarding 467. Next to Key type, select Hexadecimal or Text.The encryption key must normally be a

Page 54 - Using the Log

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A User group settings (LAN and WLAN) 47User group settings (LAN and WLAN)To set up your LAN or WLAN networ

Page 55 - Configuring the LAN interface

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Configuring the Phone interface 48Configuring the Phone interfaceTo enable or disable the Phone interfac

Page 56 - , select WLAN

About this manual98-140012-A viTypographyIn this manual, typography is used as indicated below:Bold is used for the following purposes:•To emphasize w

Page 57 - Port forwarding

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Configuring the USB interface 49To configure the ISDN interface1. In the Control panel , select ISDN.2.

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Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Managing IP handsets or smartphones 50Managing IP handsets or smartphonesOverviewThis section describes

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Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Support 517. Set the call type for incoming calls.You can select Standard voice or 3.1 kHz audio or both

Page 60 - Configuring the USB interface

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Support 52To upload softwareTo upload software from your computer to the terminal, do as follows:1. Down

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Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Configuring the terminal settings 53Configuring the terminal settingsTo set up pointing at power upTo se

Page 62 -  in the icon bar as long

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Advanced settings 54Advanced settingsFist time useThe first time you access the EXPLORER 710 you are log

Page 63 - To view extended status

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Advanced settings 552. Click OK.The terminal will now reboot and start up with the factory settingsTo cl

Page 64 - Viewing the battery status

Chapter 4: Using the web interface98-140012-A Advanced settings 56To set up the use of SIM PIN in the terminalTo enable or disable the use of a SIM PI

Page 65 - Advanced settings

98-140012-A Getting support 57Chapter 5Maintenance and troubleshooting5Getting supportSupportShould your Cobham SATCOM product fail, please contact yo

Page 66 - Data limits

Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Software update 58Software updateTo upload software using the web interfaceFor information on ho

Page 67 - , click Advanced

98-140012-A viiTable of ContentsChapter 1 Introduction to EXPLORER 710General description ...

Page 68 - Chapter 5

Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Maintenance 59MaintenanceNormal use of the batteryIt is recommended not to partially charge/disc

Page 69 - Software update

Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Maintenance 604. If you have a third charged battery ready, you can now take out the inserted ba

Page 70 - Maintenance

Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Troubleshooting 61TroubleshootingTroubleshooting guideProblem Possible cause RemedyThe EXPLORER

Page 71 - Disposal of the EXPLORER 710

Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Troubleshooting 62The display shows Insert SIM.The SIM card is not present. Remove the battery a

Page 72 - Troubleshooting

Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Troubleshooting 63The EXPLORER 710 cannot obtain its position using GPS.There is no GPS signal,

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Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Troubleshooting 64A Phone connection cannot be established.The interface is disabled in the EXPL

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Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Troubleshooting 65A LAN connection cannot be established.The interface is off in the EXPLORER 71

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Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Troubleshooting 66Status signallingMeans of signallingThe EXPLORER 710 system provides two metho

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Chapter 5: Maintenance and troubleshooting98-140012-A Log files 67Log filesDiagnostics reportWhen contacting Cobham SATCOM for support, please include

Page 77 - Status signalling

98-140012-A 68Appendix ATechnical specificationsAGeneral specificationsItem SpecificationType EXPLORER 710, BGAN Class 1 terminalMax. IP data rate, Rx

Page 78 - Log files

Table of Contents98-140012-A viiiUsing a fixed antenna installation ...18Makin

Page 79 - Technical specifications

Appendix A: Technical specifications98-140012-A Battery specifications 69Battery specificationsItem SpecificationBattery type Lithium IonVoltage 10.95

Page 80 - Battery specifications

Appendix A: Technical specifications98-140012-A Interfaces specifications 70Interfaces specificationsPower inputConnector pin-outThis drawing shows th

Page 81 - Interfaces specifications

Appendix A: Technical specifications98-140012-A Interfaces specifications 71Phone/Fax interfaceConnector pin-outSpecificationsPin Function1NC2Tip3Ring

Page 82 - )HPDOH5HFHSWDFOH

Appendix A: Technical specifications98-140012-A Interfaces specifications 72ISDN interfaceConnector pin-outSpecificationsPin Function1NC2NC3Rx+4Tx+5Tx

Page 83 - ISDN interface

Appendix A: Technical specifications98-140012-A Interfaces specifications 73LAN interface, 2-portConnector pin-outSpecificationsPin Function1Rx+2Rx-3T

Page 84 - LAN interface, 2-port

Appendix A: Technical specifications98-140012-A Interfaces specifications 74WLAN access pointSpecificationsUSB (Host) interfaceConnector pin-outSpecif

Page 85 - USB (Host) interface

Appendix A: Technical specifications98-140012-A Detachable antenna 75Antenna interface on transceiverSpecificationsDetachable antennaSpecificationsIte

Page 86 - Detachable antenna

98-140012-A 76GlossaryGlossaryBBGAN Broadband Global Area Network. A satellite network based on geostationary satellites, delivering data rates of up

Page 87 - Glossary

Glossary98-140012-A 77IMSO International Maritime Satellite Organisation. An intergovernmental body established to ensure that Inmarsat continues to m

Page 88 - 98-140012-A 77

Glossary98-140012-A 78RRF Radio Frequency. Electromagnetic wave frequencies between about 3 kilohertz and about 300 gigahertz including the frequencie

Page 89 - 98-140012-A 78

Table of Contents98-140012-A ixThe web interface ...

Page 90 - Numerics

98-140012-A 79IndexIndexNumerics2-wireconnect a phone, 29connector, 71AAC⁄DC adapter specifications, 70access to settingslimit in web interface, 56adva

Page 91 - 98-140012-A 80

Index98-140012-A 80diagnostics reportcreate, 51disable interfaces, 21displayadjusting brightness, 33menu overview, 6not readable, 61disposal, 60Eenabl

Page 92 - 98-140012-A 81

Index98-140012-A 81phoneconfigure, 48connect to LAN or WLAN, 27connect to Phone interface, 29connector, 71SIP settings, 27phone call, 31Phone⁄Fax conn

Page 93 - 98-140012-A 82

Index98-140012-A 82Wwarranty, 57web interfaceaccessing, 36definition, 36navigating, 38what’s in the delivery, 8WLANautomatic activation of, 47configur

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