User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- QUICK SETUP GUIDE
- Glossary
- Preface
- Step 1 : Overview of the equipment
- Step 2 : Connecting the OnAir Set Back Box.
- Step 3 : Preparation
- Step 4 : Pairing the Remote Control Unit
- Step 5 : Network - which connection?
- Step 6 : The Wi-Fi bubble
- Advanced Features
- Manual Setup - Remote Control Unit
- Troubleshooting
Configuration options: Advanced
Displays more configuration options; grouped here as a sub menu to avoid accidental access.
Advanced : Factory Reset
Selecting this options forces the SBB to erase all data and return the SBB to the ‘Factory
Default’ condition. After a ‘Factory Reset’ the SBB will reboot and enter the initial configuration
procedure.
Advanced: VLAN
If enabled, allows the installer to define 3 additional VLAN ID's.
1. Mobile ID, used to host mobile devices, like in-room tablets, within a
specific vlan, enhancing security, performance and control
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2. HSIA Wired ID used to host guest laptops for wired internet navigation. This Vlan
is mapped to the RJ45 port labelled ‘LAN’ on the SBB.
3. HSIA Wi-Fi ID is used to host guest laptops for Wi-Fi internet navigation, using the
SBBs the Wi-Fi access-point.
VLANs for HSIA are usually an integral part of the VDA HSIA solution, however they are
available for use with 3rd party HSIA controllers, they are not used in a ‘standalone’ mode.
9 Mobile ID vlan works only when applied together with specific configurations at
networking level.
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