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JRC JUE-85 SSAS

Configuration instructions for routing Alert


messages via Pole Star
Section 1: Notes
Note 1: Before following these instructions, it is essential to ensure that the SSAS system you are
about to configure has been registered with Pole Star, otherwise the alert message routing will not
work. If in doubt, please contact your Pole Star agent or sales contact and quote the 9 digit mobile
number (IMN) of the Inmarsat C SSAS transceiver.

Note 2: The SSAS system should be tested in conjunction with the Company Security Officer
(CSO) on completion of this configuration.

Note 3: The SSAS alert button must be latched for at least 30 seconds before an alert message is
generated and transmitted.

Note 4: The only way to reset security alert reporting from this system is by unlatching the alert
button. The unit cannot be reset over the air.

Note 5: One routing option is available: Vizada/France Telecom (Aussaguel) Your company may
have a preferred LES route based on commercial agreements, please confirm with your CSO if you
are unsure.

Note 6: For instructions on how to remove these configuration settings, please refer to Section 4 of
this document.

Section 2: How to set up the SSAS transmission parameters


1. Starting from the main screen on the data terminal, press
<Esc> to clear the screen.

2. Press <Alt>+<U> to obtain the ‘Set up’ dialogue box.

3. Press the down arrow key [↓ ] to select ‘Scheduled


transmission’ and press <Enter>. The ‘Scheduled
transmission’ dialogue box should appear.
4. Press <Ctrl> and <F10>. You will be prompted for a password
(default password is ‘0000’). Enter password and press <Enter>.

N.B: The factory default password is ‘0000’. However, the password may have been changed at the time of the
installation, in which case please request this information from a member of the crew or from the CSO. Should this
information be unavailable, please contact the hardware supplier.

5. Security Alert transmission menu box with “F1:SSAS TEST” is


displayed

6. Five SSAS transmission routes are available (Security Alert transmission #1 to #5). If any of
these have been used, select the next available one. Otherwise, select ‘Security Alert
transmission #1’ by pressing <Enter>.

NB: The unit transmits SSAS messages in order “SSAS Schedule #1” to “SSAS Schedule #5” at intervals of 12 minutes,
so the transmission routes should be set in order of priority. If any of the “SSAS Schedule #” has been used, select the
next available one. We recommend using SSAS Schedule #1 to ensure the alert is routed to us first. Once a SSAS
Schedule # has been chosen from the drop-down list, please continue to the below instructions.

7. ‘requesting Interval’ is then highlighted. Press <Enter>.

8. The ‘requesting Interval’ should be set to ‘1 hour’. Press <Enter>.

9. ‘lEs’ is then highlighted; press <Enter>. To route alert messages via Vizada (Aussaguel), the ‘lEs’
should be set to ‘021-121-221-321’.

10. ‘Network type’ is then highlighted; press <Enter>. A dialogue box will appear; select ‘psDn’ from
the list and press <Enter>.

11. Ignore prefix code (leave as default ‘00’).


12. Press the down arrow key [↓ ] to select and highlight ‘Destination code and subscriber’s
number’ and press <Enter>, for Vizada (Aussaguel) set this to ‘5353-3501’. Press <Enter>
when done.

13. ‘SSAS Message’ is then highlighted (‘Character code’ is ignored); press <Enter>.

14. Enter a message similar to the one below, using your own vessel details

15. To store the message, select ‘Save & Quit’ by pressing <F9>. If the ‘Input Search String’
dialogue box appears press <F10> twice and then press <F9>.

16. Press the [↓ ] key to highlight ‘security Alert’; press <Enter>. Set this to ‘oN’ and press <Enter>.
Note: If ‘oFf’ is selected, the SSAS message will not be sent when the security button is
pressed.

17. Press <F10> to save the setup.

18. Press <Esc> to close the menu and go back to the main screen.

Section 3: How to test the SSAS installation


1. Starting from the main screen on the data terminal, press
<Esc> to clear the screen.

2. Press <Alt>+<U> to obtain the ‘Set up’ dialogue box.

3. Select ‘Scheduled transmission’ using the up/down arrow


keys and press <Enter>. The ‘Scheduled transmission’
dialogue box should appear.
4. Press <Ctrl> and <F10>. You will be prompted for a
password (default password is ‘0000’). Enter password
and press <Enter>.

5. Security Alert transmission menu box with “F1:SSAS


TEST” is displayed.

6. Press <F1> to start the security alert transmission test.

7. The unit starts transmission using Security Alert transmission #1 immediately after pressing
<F1>. Security Alert transmission #2 to Security Alert transmission #5 will be sent at 12 minutes
intervals if they have been configured. The test mode lasts for one hour.

Section 4: Instructions for removing Pole Star SSAS


configuration
1. Starting from the main screen on the data terminal, press
<Esc> to clear the screen.

2. Press <Alt>+<U> to obtain the ‘Set up’ dialogue box.

3. Press the down arrow key [↓ ] to select ‘Scheduled


transmission’ and press <Enter>. The ‘Scheduled
transmission’ dialogue box should appear.
4. Press <Ctrl> and <F10>. You will be prompted for a password (default password is
‘0000’).Enter password and press <Enter supplier>

NB: The factory default password is ‘0000’. However, the password may have been changed at the time of the
installation, in which case please request this information from a member of the crew or from the CSO. Should this
information be unavailable, please contact the hardware

5. Security Alert transmission menu box with “F1:SSAS TEST” is displayed.

6. Five SSAS transmission routes are available (Security Alert transmission #1 to #5). Select the
report number that needs to be removed.

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