USN - Retired
Member
Posts: 156
|
« Reply #3 on: 03. Jul 2004 at 03:33 » |
It would have to be the same satellite, otherwise you'd be paying
for two accounts. Same satellite that is, unless your 2nd location
does not have a line of site to the satellite you access at the 1st
location.
The only modem setting you'd need to change between locations - is
the location. The modem must know WHERE it is, in order to have the
correct information to calculate time and distance to satellite
(necessary to obtain and maintain synchronization with the network
timing loop).
Optimising involves hardware manipulation, normally with a
proprietary test set supplied by a certified installer. The modem
software can perform the same function, but it then becomes a
two-man job. If you don't
understand transmitter
isolation, it can be a tricky undertaking.
//greg// |