User manual TRIMBLE SNB900 RADIO-MODEM 2.50 RELEASE NOTES REV A

[. . . ] All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Release notice This is the November 2010 release (Revision A) of the Trimble® SNB900 Radio-Modem Release Notes. Notice to our European Union customers For product recycling instructions and more information, please go to www. trimble. com/ev. shtml. Recycling in Europe: To recycle Trimble WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, products that run on electrical power. ), Call +31 497 53 24 30, and ask for the "WEEE Associate". [. . . ] The new Trimble IBSS is a single base NTRIP service that has been streamlined for easy access from within the Connected Site. The primary use case for this functionality in the SNB900 radio-modem is for the rebroadcast of correction data from a remote base station. 1. 5 IBSS field 900 MHz rebroadcaster setup Trimble recommends that you connect the SNM910 cellular modem to the SNB900 radio-modem and configure it as a rebroadcaster in the office before mobilization. 15. 1 Inserting the SIM card Note ­ The SIM card can be easily damaged if you scratch or bend it. Take care when inserting and removing the card. When inserting or removing a SIM card, ensure that the modem is in a dust-free environment. The SNM910 cellular modem must not be connected to power when you insert the SIM card as this may damage the SIM card. Before inserting the SIM card, turn off the SNB900 radio-modem, disconnect the power cable and then remove the modem from the bracket. Insert the SIM card in the direction shown by the arrow on the casing: 2. 3. Trimble® SNB900 Radio-Modem Release Notes 9 4. 5. Push the SIM card into the slot and then release it. Replace the SIM slot cover and tighten it securely. 10. 1 Attaching the bracket The mounting bracket is required to hold the SNM910 cellular modem in place and enables you to mount the combined unit correctly. Do not connect the modem to an SNB900 without using the bracket. Remove the rubber end caps on the host device. Use the four provided screws to attach the bracket to the host device. Replace the rubber end caps. 10. 1 Office configuration After the bracket is attached and the SIM card installed, attach the SNM910 cellular modem to the host device: 1. Turn off the power on the SNB900 radio-modem. Slide the SNM910 cellular modem into the supporting bracket and ensure that the 26-pin connector correctly connects with the host device. Connect adapter P/N 57158 to the 26-pin connector on the modem and then connect the power cable to the adapter. Use a cross-over Ethernet cable to connect a laptop running the Windows® operating system to the adapter and then turn on the SNB900 radio. 3. 5. Note ­ The laptop must not have any existing wireless or wired ethernet connections. 1 0 Trimble® SNB900 Radio-Modem Release Notes 6. 7. Press L to navigate to the Protocol screen and then press K select Easy IP. to After the modem has saved and rebooted, press L to navigate to the Mode screen and then press K to select Rebroadcaster. [. . . ] Turn on the radio (the previous configuration is reused). Press K twice to view the SNM910 Status screen: It means that . . . If a SIM is correctly installed try rebooting the system or replace the SIM Ask your ISP to unlock the SIM card or use another unlocked SIM The APN or CID entered in the SNM910 Configuration may be incorrect or incomplete The SNM910 could not connect to the ISP but will try again. The ISP connection has been terminated but will try again Invalid Mount Point or Base Name Unknown TCC Device ID, incorrect Username or password No Response or No GNSS Data from IBSS or NTRIP Source Failed to connect to IBSS/NTRIP Caster check the TCC org or NTRIP URL Lost ISP connection, will reestablish NTRIP/IBSS reconnected to ISP The SNM910 is connected to IBSS/NTRIP IBSS/NTRIP receiving correction data ('data' may be replaced by the correction type, eg. [. . . ]