This manual introduces the Thrane&Thrane 3060B satellite phone produced by Thrane&Thrane. The manual describes the components, installation and debugging, alignment methods, cable connection, assembly work, and provides ISN, IMN VOICE, FAX, DATA information for the device.
About this manual
This manual introduces the Thrane&Thrane 3060B satellite telephone, a compact Inmarsat‑Mini M system offering 4.8 Kbps voice, 2.4 Kbps data and fax. It lists the included components such as the handset, flat panel antenna, battery, cables, compass and car charger.
The guide walks the user through antenna installation, satellite selection (Pacific or Indian Ocean), power‑on sequence, menu navigation for area selection and configuration, and how to connect external fax machines or computers for data transmission. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Equipment Overview
- Components List
- Antenna Installation and Alignment
- Power On and Satellite Acquisition
- Menu Settings
- Fax Operation
- Data Transfer Setup
Specifications
| Voice transmission rate | 4.8 Kbps |
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| Data transmission rate | 2.4 Kbps |
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| ISN | 76TT ******** |
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| IMN (voice) | 76******* |
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| Horizontal antenna tilt range | 90° – 140° |
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| Vertical antenna tilt | ≈20° |
Frequently asked questions
How do I align the antenna for the Pacific satellite?
Use a compass to face east, then tilt the flat panel antenna slightly southeast; set the horizontal angle between 90° and 140° and the vertical angle to about 20°.
What steps are needed to make a voice call after powering on the phone?
Turn on the handset, the phone will automatically search for a satellite; when the LCD lamp lights and signal strength appears, you can place a call.
How can I set up data transmission with a computer?
Connect the phone to the computer via the serial cable, then press 2ND + 1, go to CONFIG → DATA SETUP, set BAUDRATE to 9600 and select 2400, finally use a terminal program to dial.