Hughes 9450/9410 BGAN Terminal - GSatTrack Configuration

Device Summary

The Hughes 9450 and 9410 are BGAN satellite terminals with integrated Location Services capability. These terminals use GPS to report position data via UDP packets to tracking servers. The Location Services feature, available in the latest firmware releases, supports both static interval and movement-based reporting, making them suitable for asset tracking through platforms like GSatTrack.

GSatTrack Setup Configuration

Step 1: Access Terminal Settings

Connect to the terminal's web interface
Navigate to Settings → Location Services

Step 2: Configure GSatTrack Server

Enter the following parameters:

Address:protocolparser.com
IP port:4827.

Step 3: Set Reporting Parameters

Report location at terminal power up: Enable
Static Interval: Set desired hours:minutes (e.g., 2:00 for every 2 hours)
Moving Interval: Set hours:minutes for movement reports (must be less than Static Interval)
Moving Threshold: Enter distance in meters to trigger movement report

Step 4: Network Mode Configuration

For NAPT Mode:

No additional configuration needed
Uses shared context automatically

For NAT/Relay Mode:

Configure dedicated context if required:
- Access Point Name: Leave blank for default or enter custom APN
- APN Username: Enter if required by provider
- APN Password: Enter if required by provider
Note: SIM must support multiple PDP contexts

Step 5: Enable and Verify

Enable Location Services
Save configuration
Check Status section - Error Code should show "None"
Verify "Last Static Update" and "Last Moving Update" timestamps appear

Important Notes

Location Services is OFF by default
Uses UDP protocol for data transmission
Ensure SIM provisioning supports multiple contexts for NAT/Relay modes