6.18 Configure > VDL status/reboot
The R60 can be set up to send out status information about itself to a specific MMSI.
When this mode is activated, the R60 will regularly transmit a status message to the
selected target MMSI.
The R60 can also be setup to allow VDL reboot. For a VDL reboot command to be valid
it must be received from the same target MMSI as used in the status transmissions and
the correct password is required. To generate a VDL reboot a specific algorithm not
covered by this document must be used.
Configure R60 status transmissions and VDL reboot using the settings in the VDL
Status/Reboot category.
The parameters on the page have the following meaning:
The target MMSI to which all status messages are addressed.
This is also the MMSI from which VDL reboots must be received.
If this field is set to “-1” then all status transmissions and VDL reboot
are disabled.
Use this drop-down menu to one of the following:
Disable the status transmissions
Transmit status messages on Channel A
Transmit status messages on Channel B
Transmit status messages alternating on Channel A and Channel B
Selects the interval in seconds between status message
transmissions.
Valid range is 10 to 86400 seconds (24 hours).
There are a number of different status information messages which
can be sent. More information is found in Table 6-20
One or more messages can be selected. If no status messages is
selected then the status transmissions are disabled.
Selects if VDL reboot should be enabled. A valid target MMSI and
password is also required for VDL reboot to work.
Selects the password needed to perform a VDL reboot.
The password has 1 – 8 characters.
Table 6-19 – Parameters for VDL Status/Reboot
The status information messages that can be sent are defined in the table below:
Information about:
R60 temperature
DC input voltage
AC input status
Time sync
Number of GNSS satellites (used and visible)
R60 uptime
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