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Front and Rear Panels

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This page contains information about the front and rear panels on LabSat 4 (P), including available ports and the functionality of buttons and LEDs.

Front Panel

 

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Display

The front panel display gives you the ability to configure your LabSat 4 unit directly via the Settings Menu.

 
Keypad
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Up and Down Arrow Buttons

Move Up/Down through the menu options or the list of files.

 
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OK Button 

Press OK to select the highlighted option or confirm a selection.

 
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REC Button 

As the replay variant of LabSat 4 cannot record files, this button will not have a functionality. 
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Play Button

Press this button to start the replay of the currently highlighted file.

Press this button when LabSat 4 is replaying a file to stop the replay.  
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Power Button

Press for 3 seconds to power the LabSat 4 unit up or down. 

 

LEDs
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SSD LED

The SSD LED will flash blue when LabSat 4 replays data from the SSD.  
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SD LED

The SD Card LED will flash blue when LabSat 4 is running a firmware update. 

 

SD Card Slot
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The 8 GB SD card that is included with LabSat 4 can be used for firmware upgrades and to transfer files to and from the internal SSD. You cannot use it to record/replay scenario files.

Note: To reduce the risk of any unwanted signal noise, you should remove the SD card from the LabSat 4 unit when you are not performing a firmware update or transferring files. 

 
 

 

Rear Panel

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Ports
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Power

The 2-pin Lemo port connects an external power supply to the LabSat 4 unit, such as mains or 12 V vehicle power. 
 

Note: This port has an 8 to 30 V DC Power Supply input.

 

Charge Indication LED

The Charge LED will indicate if the battery pack is charging when an external power supply has been connected to LabSat 4. When the battery is charging, the LED will light blue. The battery LED will turn off when it stops charging. 
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HOST USB

You can use the USB-A port to connect USB storage devices to LabSat 4.
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USB

You can use the USB-B port to connect devices to the LabSat 4 unit to receive NMEA data output from the GNSS Monitor.
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ETHERNET

You can use the RJ45 port to connect the LabSat 4 unit to your computer via an Ethernet connection to facilitate remote access and control of the LabSat 4 unit in the Web Server.
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EXPANSION

You can use the 36-way MDR port to connect 1 PPS, Digital I/O, CAN and RS232 devices to LabSat 4 for replaying scenario files. 
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REF

You can use the REF Input/Output SMA port to connect a 10 MHz reference clock (Input/Output) to LabSat 4.
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RF OUT

You can use the RF Output SMA port to connect the device under test to LabSat 4 to facilitate the replaying of LabSat scenario files.
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RF IN

The RF Input SMA port is for file recording and does not have functionality on the Playback variant of LabSat 4.
Lid Release Catch
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You must push the lid release catch down to unlock the lid if you need to remove or re-insert the internal SSD or the battery pack. The lid will automatically lock in place when you close it again. 

 

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