UHP-200 HIGH-THROUGHPUT SATELLITE ROUTER
GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND INSTALLATION GUIDE, v3.2
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The signal from the LNB can be fed to the RX1 and RX2 inputs. With the integrated IF switch this signal can be
connected to any of the demodulators, and combinations thereof. Both IF interfaces can provide the supply DC
voltage for the LNB. In addition, the RX2 interface can also supply a reference signal of 10 MHz. Second IF interface
allows one of the demodulators to be connected to another LNB (another transponder, beam or satellite).
Figure 7 Standard interconnection of the router
The satellite router can be connected to the local network using one of its LAN interfaces. One of these
ports can be also used to cascade several UHP routers into a complex system.
2.2.4
Powering on
In a few seconds after powering the router it is ready for use. Readiness of the router will be confirmed by
"SYSTEM" LED indicator (blinking with a period of 1 second), as well as by single flashes of "ERROR" indicator,
meaning a lack of reception of the receiving carrier.
With factory setting the router is configured as TDM/TDMA terminal. The router requires change of mode of
operation (if necessary) and/or configuration of respective network parameters before login into satellite
networks.
The easiest way to configure the router is using its HTTP access via its LAN port.
2.2.5
Local access to router via HTTP interface
HTTP (WWW) interface allows configuration key parameters and monitoring its actual status of the router. Local
Web page of the router can be accessed from any Internet browser.
By default, UHP-200 router is configured with IP-address 192.168.222.222 with mask 255.255.255.248 (/29).
Respectively, the computer should be configured with an address, e.g. 192.168.222.217 with the same mask.
In case the satellite routers have been preconfigured at the factory on customer’s request such routers may have
different default IP address. In such case the respective IP addresses will be listed in the passport of the router. If
it’s impossible connecting the router with any of specified addressed please reset the router to factory settings.
2.2.6
Local access via USB
When router is connected to a computer via a USB cable the computer creates a serial COM port. The port number
can be found in the Device Manager. To access the port use can be made of either the OS-integrated terminal
(Hyperterminal) or third-party terminal programs.
With the fist connection of UHP-200 Router to PC the operating system may request the device driver. UHP.INF
driver can be downloaded from our web site. The system will request confirmation for using a non-certified driver.
Ignore any system warnings and proceed with installation. When finished, please check whether a COM port
appeared in the Device Manager. If it is appeared you can start working with the router.
When working with the port from the terminal program the data rate and control parameters can be set to any
value since they are ignored.
W
ITH
USB
OC
PROTOCOL STACK
–
THERE IS A PECULIARITY WHICH LEADS TO
“
HANGING
”
OF THE
USB-
PORT IF IT
CARRIED AN ACTIVE SESSION AND THE CONNECTED DEVICE
(
ROUTER
)
AT THIS MOMENT WAS REBOOTED
.
I
N THIS CASE
UHP-200
Tx
Rx 1
Rx 2
LAN 1
BUC
LNB
(24V, 10MHz)
(18V, 10MHz)
LAN 2
