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User’s Guide EMS-MN-1110-10048
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Activating service
Once registration is complete, your HSD Aeronautical
Transceiver is assigned a Forward ID number—one for
each channel card installed. These numbers act as ‘aircraft
telephone numbers’.
Transceiver is assigned a Forward ID number—one for
each channel card installed. These numbers act as ‘aircraft
telephone numbers’.
Each Forward ID is assigned INMARSAT Mobile Numbers
(IMN). A different IMN is assigned to each type of
communication service supported by Inmarsat Swift64
(speech, 3.1k audio, 56k data, and 64k data, and 4.8 k).
Two-channel systems are therefore assigned two IMNs for
each service type.
(IMN). A different IMN is assigned to each type of
communication service supported by Inmarsat Swift64
(speech, 3.1k audio, 56k data, and 64k data, and 4.8 k).
Two-channel systems are therefore assigned two IMNs for
each service type.
Each service type also has a Multiple Subscriber Number
(MSN) associated with it. The MSNs are programmed into
the terminal adapter or other routing device. They serve to
identify the service type requested on outgoing calls and to
recognize and route incoming calls to the appropriate
system device (telephone, fax, or computer).
(MSN) associated with it. The MSNs are programmed into
the terminal adapter or other routing device. They serve to
identify the service type requested on outgoing calls and to
recognize and route incoming calls to the appropriate
system device (telephone, fax, or computer).
Dial code prefixes are also associated with each type of
service. Although the HSD Transceiver automatically
selects the appropriate service, these dial code prefixes are
used to override defaulted service types on a call-by-call
basis.
service. Although the HSD Transceiver automatically
selects the appropriate service, these dial code prefixes are
used to override defaulted service types on a call-by-call
basis.
Table 1 shows the factory default assignments associated
with each service—as defined by the HSD Transceiver’s
channel card.
with each service—as defined by the HSD Transceiver’s
channel card.