我们使用一部较旧的翻新 Thrane&Thrane Explorer 500 卫星电话进行数据传输。我们在巴布亚新几内亚（PNG）的分配区域内没有手机信号覆盖。
我使用 Web 界面查看由 Explorer 500 记录的连接时间图表，并将其复制到 Excel 中。这并不能告诉您发送/接收了什么数据，因此要专门跟踪 PT 数据传输，唯一的方法就是连接，执行 PT 发送/接收，然后立即断开连接，并记录时间。然后将该时间与 Web 界面中记录的时间进行比较。我的卫星电话 Web 界面记录的是 UTC 时间，而不是我的 PNG 当地时间，所以我在电子表格中有一个单元格，用于根据 UTC 时间单元格计算 PNG 时间。
我们使用这种方法来区分我们的使用量和一位同事从我们村庄工作时的使用量。他会在上午连接，我们在下午连接，然后我们可以非常准确地分摊设备费用。
只是一些想法，希望适用于其他卫星连接硬件。
anon589069（来自曼尼托巴省，因为 COVID 
不，我们没有疫情，我们只是“年纪稍大”，所以在疫情初期就离开了 PNG）
We use an older refurbished Thrane&Thrane Explorer 500 satellite phone for data. We do not have cell phone coverage available in our PNG allocation.
I use the web interface to see a chart of connection times recorded by the Explorer 500, and copy it into Excel. That does not tell you what data was sent/received, so the only way to specifically track PT data transfer would be to connect, do the PT Send/Receive, then immediately disconnect, and record the time. Then compare that to what is recorded in the web interface. My sat phone web interface records the UTC time, not my PNG local time, so I have a cell in the spreadsheet that calculates the PNG time from UTC time cell.
We used this method to separate our use, and a colleague’s use when he was working from our village. He would connect in the AM, us in the PM, then we could split the unit charge quite accurately.
Just some thoughts that hopefully apply to other satellite connection hardware.
anon589069 (from Manitoba, because COVID no we don’t have it, we are just of “more mature years”, so we left PNG at the beginning of the pandemic)
机器翻译自 English
