SATELLITE

DISH SETUP

Steps for assembly:
1. Unfold the legs all the way and buckle the strap
2. PosiSon the middle leg (staSonary leg) toward the south
3. Place the Swivel Base on the legs and lock the cam
4. Place the dish onto the swivel base while aligning the steel pin
5. Lock the dish into place with the 2 latches
6. Place the BUC arm on the dish and Sghten the thumbscrews
7. A^ach all cable connectors from the BUC to the dish controller
8. A^ach the three 30m cables (RX, TX, CTL-PWR) to the dish controller
9. A^ach the three 30m cables to the RX, TX, and PWR/CAN inside the
indoor cabinet (see cabinet diagram rear)

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1.
2. ( )
3.
4. ,
5. 2
6. BUC
7. BUC
8. 30m (RX , TX , CTL-PWR)
9. 30m RX , TX PWR / CAN

4
Antenna Consists Of 3 Components:
1. Folding Legs
2. Swivel Base (Outdoor antenna controller connected here)
3. BUC Arm
4. 1m Dish
3-
1.
2. ( )
3. Buc
4. 1m T

3
2

SYSTEM POWER UP

- Plug the UPS into AC power
- Turn on the Xiplink
- Wait for the 'RX' and NET' lights to come on the iDirect modem
- Press 'FIND SAT' bu^on on iNetVu controller
- If fault light on iNetVu stays blinking, check all the cables and try again

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- Xiplink
- , 'RX' 'NET'
- 'FIND S' iNetVu
- iNetVu ,

If something does not work, we will want you to do the following:

- Find the USB cable in the back connected to the Antenna controller
- Plug it into the laptop
- Launch iNetVu antenna controller soware
- Check the signal
- Check for error messages on the bo^om screen
- Check if anything under status is not green
- Check cables and connectors for Sghtness, damage, and cleanliness
- If all else fails, call this person at:______________________________

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- USB ,
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- iNetVu
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- , : _________________

iNetVu
Mobile 7710

SYSTEM USE

- FILE SERVER - Used for le storage and transfer

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- MAIL SERVER - Used for webmail service

- -

- iNetVu ANTENNA CONTROLLER - Used to point antenna dish

iNetVu -

SYSTEM TEAR DOWN

- Press the Stow bu^on on iNetVu controller

- Wait for the satellite to Stow
- Power o everything
- Disconnect cables and put back in storage containers

- iNetVu
- '' (Stow)
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- O

CABINET LAYOUT (FRONT) A ( )

Grey Cable Goes To Xiplink 'Wireless' Port
'Wireless' Ha Xiplink

ETHERNET SWITCH

Yellow Cable Goes To Modem's 'LAN A

'LAN A' X5

CISCO VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK (ASA-5506)

ETHERNET

CISCO

Purple Cable Goes To Xiplink 'Bridged' Port

'Bridged' Ha Xiplink

XIPLINK IP ACCELERATOR
XIPLINK IP

iDIRECT X5 MODEM
iDIRECT X5

iNETVU ANTENNA CONTROLLER

iNETVU

UNINTERRUPTED POWER SUPPLY (UPS)

()

CABINET LAYOUT (REAR) A (C)

CISCO VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK (ASA-5506)
CISCO

ETHERNET SWITCH

ETHERNET

XIPLINK IP ACCELERATOR
XIPLINK IP

iDIRECT X5 MODEM

TX
iNETVU ANTENNA CONTROLLER
iNETVU

RX

iDIRECT X5

PWR
UNINTERRUPTED POWER SUPPLY (UPS)

()

SURGE PROTECTOR

POWER STRIP

CABINET LAYOUT (REAR) A (C)

CABINET LAYOUT (REAR) A (C)

TX

PWR
RX

CABINET LAYOUT (REAR) A (C)

Xiplink Power

LOADING AN OPTION FILE

(OPTION) iDIRECT
IP setup: Discover the IP address of the modem and change your computers IP address to be compaSble
IP : IP IP ,

Step 1: Open iSite

Step 2: Read the IP address of the modem (Remote X5) if present
Step 3: Open Network and Sharing Center
Step 4: Click on 'Change Adapter Sengs'
Step 5: Double click on the Ethernet adapter
Step 6: Click on 'ProperSes'
Step 7: Double click on 'Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4)'
Step 8: Follow these sengs:
- Use the IP address specied for this modem, plus 1
- Subnet mask should always be 255.255.255.248
Step 9: Hit 'OK' on all the open dialog boxes
Step 10: Open a Command Prompt and a^empt to ping the IP address of the modem
1: iSite
2: IP- M (Remote X5),
3: 'Network and Sharing Center'
4: 'Change Adapter Sengs'
5: Ethernet
6: 'ProperSes'
7: 'Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4)'
8: :
- IP-, , 1
- 255.255.255.248
9: 'OK'
10: IP

LOADING AN OPTION FILE

(OPTION) iDIRECT
IP setup: Discover the IP address of the modem and change your computers IP address to be compaSble
IP : IP IP ,

1
10

2
3

4
5

6
9

LOADING AN OPTION FILE

(OPTION) iDIRECT
Login to the Modem in iSite:

Step 1: Open iSite and it should automaScally connect to the modem

Step 2: If iSite doesn't discover the modem,
- right-click the globe and select 'New',
- then right-click 'Unknown' and enter the proposed IP address
Step 3: Enter Password and select 'OK'

1
2

3
3

M iSite:

1: iSite
2: iSite ,
- 'New',
- 'Unknown' IP-
3: 'OK'

LOADING AN OPTION FILE

(OPTION) iDIRECT
Upload OpSon File (A):

Step 1: Right click on the modem

Step 2: Select 'Download OpSon From Disk'

'OpSon' (A):

1:
2: 'Download OpSon From Disk'

LOADING AN OPTION FILE

(OPTION) iDIRECT
Upload OpSon File (B):

Step 1: The 'Open' window will appear

Step 2: Navigate the 'Open' window and nd the proper OpSons le (.opt)
Step 3: Logout of the the modem
Step 4: Close iSite and revert back to 'Obtain an IP address automaScally'

'OpSon' (B):

1: 'Open'
2: 'Open' (.opt)
3:
4: iSite IP- 'Obtain an IP address automaScally'

TABLE OF MODEM IP ADDRESSES

IP-

Site 1
Modem: 10.124.20.1
Set computer to: 10.124.20.2 / 255.255.255.248

Site 2
Modem: 10.124.20.9
Set computer to: 10.124.20.10 / 255.255.255.248

Site 3
Modem: 10.124.20.17
Set computer to: 10.124.20.18 / 255.255.255.248

Site 4
Modem: 10.124.20.25
Set computer to: 10.124.20.26 / 255.255.255.248

Site 5
Modem: 10.124.20.33
Set computer to: 10.124.20.34 / 255.255.255.248

Site 6
Modem: 10.124.20.41
Set computer to: 10.124.20.42 / 255.255.255.248

Site 7
Modem: 10.124.20.49
Set computer to: 10.124.20.50 / 255.255.255.248

1
: 10.124.20.1
TCP/IP: 10.124.20.2 / 255.255.255.248

2
: 10.124.20.9
TCP/IP: 10.124.20.10 / 255.255.255.248

3
: 10.124.20.17
TCP/IP: 10.124.20.18 / 255.255.255.248

4
: 10.124.20.25
TCP/IP: 10.124.20.26 / 255.255.255.248

5
: 10.124.20.33
TCP/IP: 10.124.20.34 / 255.255.255.248

6
: 10.124.20.41
TCP/IP: 10.124.20.42 / 255.255.255.248

7
: 10.124.20.49
TCP/IP: 10.124.20.50 / 255.255.255.248

The access to non-Ukrainian Internet resources is provided via Tier1-providers Level3, Cogent and Global Crossing, Russian
provider ReTN.net. UARNet is a member of European Internet Traffic Exchanges DE-CIX, AMS-IX and PL-IX. UARNet has its
sites (POPs) in all regional centers of Ukraine as well as in Frankfurt (Germany) and Warsaw (Poland). In 2009 cable from Lvov to
Poland border has been built. Network equipment has been installed for connection to Pioneer network. In 2009 Ukraine has been
connected to a GEANT. All sites are interconnected by ring topological structured by multiple 10 Gb/s data channels. UARNet is
also connected to the Ukrainian Internet Traffic Exchange Network UA-IX through four 10 Gb/s data channels. To KIPT cluster
(Kharkov) that takes part in CMS experiment and has status of Tier-2 CERN with guaranteed capacity 300 MBit/s. To BITP cluster
(Kiev), that takes part in ALICE experiment at CERN, with guaranteed capacity 1 GBit/s.