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want to build a VSAT Network

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Apr 25th, 2015 at 5:18pm  
Hi, I want to build a VSAT network include 3 terminal VSAT and 1 HUB,please recomend me
Apr 25th, 2015 at 11:20pm  
Hi,

To build your VSAT network, i think first, you need to precise  the  use of your network(applications) to determine the type of technology you should deploy it,  shared BandWidth there is DVB-S2/MT-FDMA  or   dedicated BW there is SCPC ...

for shared BW there are differents manufacturers iDirect, Hughes, Gilat...and if you have small number of remote VSAT you can discuss  with the manufacturer(for example in iDirect there is a small hub for 15 remotes Model 10115 Satellite Hub)

for dedicated BW SCPC, you can use Comtech equipements: CDM- 750 and  Quad CDD-564.

the second step is to determine  the RF equipements by contacting your chosen satellite operator.
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Best Regards,
Hafid
Apr 26th, 2015 at 4:04am  
Thanks,
My service want to transmit is video transmission, from mobile studio to master control room. In we network at present we use DSNG truck, we use DVB S2 but my boss want to change to VSAT IP and option DVB S2
So I want to build a VSAT network, has some VSAT terminal (3,4 VSAT teminal) , The VSATs are on the move antenna operate on moving ship,please advice me some configuration
Apr 26th, 2015 at 9:42pm  
Hi,
you can request the service from  VSAT provider without investing in the HUB.
but  if you want to make your own network, the perfect solution for video transmission is to use SCPC technology, the solution Architecture  for  one central site and 3 remote sites:

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For the RF(Antennas,BUC, LNB) equipments, you should make the Link Budget in coordination with the satellite operator, and take into account your available equipements.

BRs,
Hafid
Apr 27th, 2015 at 1:56am  
thanks ,
these VERY useful information.
Does all VSAT terminal manufature will has HUB product too
Apr 27th, 2015 at 10:09am  
It is perhaps worth noting that in the Comtech SCPC solution shown above that there is no need for an expensive Hub software licence as all the initial set up configuration may be done manually.

If the remote sites transmit their video, with only one site uplinking at any time, then there will be big savings in transponder lease costs, but someone will need to supervise the operation so that only one site transmits at any time.

Can a similar network be configured using iDirect 5000 series SCPC modems, without a hub equipment or licence costs?

Eric

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