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== Open configuration screen ==
== Open configurations overview screen ==
The configuration screen can be opened for one or more ships. To open the screen, click on the relevant ship or ships in the [[Ship overview| ship overview screen]] and then the menu items: '''Info''' → '''Configurations'''.
The configurations screen can be opened for one or more ships, in the following ways from the the [[ship overview]]:
The screen can also be opened for one ship, by right clicking the mouse and choose '''Configurations''' from the pop up menu.
* under menu-items '''Info''' → '''Configurations''';
* by right clicking the mouse and choose '''Configurations''' from the pop up menu.


== Configuration screen content==
After the desired [[General_usage_screens#Select period|period selection]] has been entered, the screen will be opened.
  Under construction
 
== Configurations overview screen content ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Column!! Content
|-
| Ship|| The ship code
|-
| From || The date time from which the configuration is active
|-
| Until || The date time until the configuration is active. If it's the current configuration, the date time will be '2999-12-31 00:00:00'
|-
| Configuration date || The datetime of the last configration update, noted as dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm-ss
|-
| Software date || The datetime of the last software update, noted as dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm-ss
|-
| Software version|| The current software version on the blackbox
|-
| Serial number|| The serial number of the blackbox
|}
 
== Open a configuration ==
The screen in which a configuration can be edited and send, can be opened from the configuration screen by double clicking on a line.
 
== Edit and send a configuration ==
The configuration screen is divided in two tabs: 'General' and 'settings'.
 
=== Configuration: tab General ===
In the General tab the parameters are divided in 6 blocks.
 
Depending on the user, the following parameters are shown:
 
==== Blackbox information ====
Some of the parameters are readonly.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !!  User dependent !! Readonly
|-
| Ship|| The ship code|| <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Serial number|| The serial number of the blackbox|| || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| BB Config ID || || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| Blackbox name || The blackbox name || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| Software date || The datetime of the last software update, noted as dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm-ss || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| Software ID || The software ID || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| Software name || The software name || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| Software version || The current software version on the blackbox || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| Configuration date || he datetime of the last configration update, noted as dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm-ss || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| Default configuration || || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|-
| Ship ID || The ship ID <br>Range: 0 - 255 || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|}
 
==== Connection settings ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !! User dependent !! Readonly
|-
| Maximum connection attempt || Range: between 0 and 10 || ||
|-
| Timeout communication attempt (sec) || Range: between 6 and 100 seconds|| ||
|-
| 0: Main server ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| 1: Main port ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| 2: APN || Access point name, the name of the internet connection that the provider uses || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| 3: User name || User name for internet connection || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| 4: User pwd || Password for internet connection || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>  ||
|-
| 5: Backup server ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>  ||
|-
| 6: Backup port ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Nr. 1 - 4 || ||  ||
|-
| Service number || || ||
|-
| Analogue number || || ||
|-
| Collecting data number || || ||
|}
 
==== Interval settings ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !!  User dependent !! Readonly
|-
| Interval standby (sec) || Range: between 120 and 43200 seconds || ||
|-
| Interval unknown (sec) || Range: between 1 and 43200 seconds || ||
|-
| Namur check time (sec) || Range: between 0 and 65535 seconds || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div>
|}
 
==== Alarm settings ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !!  User dependent !! Readonly
|-
| Power alarm delay (sec) || Range: between 0 and 100 seconds || ||
|-
| Gps alarm delay (sec) || Range: between 120 and 3600 seconds || ||
|-
| *Sms collect time (sec) || Range: between 0 and 255 || ||
|-
| *Sms start time (sec) || Range: between 0 and 23 || ||
|-
| *Sms end time (sec) || Range: between 0 and 23 || ||
|-
| Max sms messages per day || Range: between 0 and 60 || ||
|-
| Sms service number || || ||
|-
| Sms number || || ||
|-
| Intervention code || Range: between 0 and 999 || ||
|}
 
*Sms collect time is in minutes, sms start and end time is in hours. The texts will be adjusted in v2.18.
 
==== Blackbox admin settings ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !!  User dependent !! Readonly
|-
| Battery monitor shunt (mOhm) || Range: between 0 and 65535 || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Battery nominal capacity (mAh) || Range: between 0 and 65535 || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Blackbox mode || Range: between 0 and 255 || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|}
 
==== Blackbox admin settings - control register ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !!  User dependent !! Readonly
|-
| Bit 08 Serial TxA enabled || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 09 Serial RxA enabled || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 10 Serial TxB enabled || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 11 Serial RxB enabled || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 12 Serial TxC enabled || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 13 Serial RxC enabled || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 14 NMEAIN 1 enabled || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 15 NMEAIN 2 enabled || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 16 Accept available || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 17 Buzzer available  || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 18 Terminal available  ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 19 Spare || ||  <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 20 Spare ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 21 Spare || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 22 Spare ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 23 Spare || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 24 Spare ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 25 Spare ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 26 Spare || || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 27 Spare ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 28 Special area ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 29 Log extra data ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 30 Log extra data modem 0 ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|-
| Bit 31 Log extra data modem 1 ||  || <div style='text-align: center;'>X</div> ||
|}
 
==== Terminal settings ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !!  User dependent !! Readonly
|-
| Max concessionaires || Range: between 0 and 65535 ||  ||
|-
| Text message duration (sec)||Range: between 0 and 255 ||  ||
|}
 
==== Terminal settings - Control register ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !!  User dependent !! Readonly
|-
| Bit 00 State beep disabled || ||  ||
|-
| Bit 01 Position on display || ||  ||
|-
| Bit 02 State on display || ||  ||
|-
| Bit 03 Alarms on display || ||  ||
|-
| Bit 04 Display spare || ||  ||
|-
| Bit 05 Display spare || ||  ||
|-
| Bit 06 Display spare || ||  ||
|-
| Bit 07 Display spare || ||  ||
|}
 
=== Configuration: tab Settings ===
==== Analogue inputs ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !! User dependent
|-
| Ch || Number of the analogue input channel || 
|-
| Enabled || Whether the analogue input is active or not <br> - Checkbox is checked: analogue input is enabled <br> - Checkbox is unchecked: analogue input is disabled  || 
|-
| Name || The optional name for the analogue input || 
|-
| Hys (RPM) || The hysteresis || 
|-
| Average (sec)|| Average in seconds || 
|-
| Alarm low (mV)|| The value in mV at which an alarm should be given if the measured value of the analog input falls below this value ||
|-
| Alarm high (mV)|| The value in mV at which an alarm should be given if the measured value of the analog input exceeds this value || 
|-
| Delay (sec)|| Delay in seconds || 
|}
 
==== Pulse inputs ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !! User dependent
|-
| Ch || Number of the pulse input channel || 
|-
| Enabled || Whether the pulse input is active or not <br> - Checkbox is checked: pulse input is enabled <br> - Checkbox is unchecked: pulse input is disabled  || 
|-
| Name || The optional name for the analogue input || 
|-
| Hys (RPM) || The hysteresis || 
|-
| Average (sec)|| Average in seconds || 
|-
| PPR|| The value in mV at which an alarm should be given if the measured value of the analog input falls below this value ||
|-
| Delay (sec)|| Delay in seconds || 
|-
| Factor|| Delay in seconds ||
|}
 
==== Ship state settings ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !! User dependent
|-
| No.|| Number of the setting || 
|-
| Name || The name for the setting || 
|-
| Interval (sec) || The interval in seconds || 
|-
| Color ||  || 
|-
| Condition ||  ||
|}
 
==== Custom alarm settings ====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Parameter!! Meaning !! User dependent
|-
| No.|| Number of the setting || 
|-
| Enabled || Whether the alarm setting is active or not <br> - Checkbox is checked: alarm setting is enabled, an alarm will be sent if the condition in true <br> - Checkbox is unchecked: alarm setting is disabled, no alarm will be sent ||
|-
| Name || The name for the setting || 
|-
| Hysteresis || The hysteresis || 
|-
| Delay (sec)|| Delay in seconds ||
|-
| Urgency || || 
|-
| Condition ||  ||
|}


== Retrieve last blackbox configuration ==
== Retrieve last blackbox configuration ==
Under construction
Retrieving the last blackbox configuration manually is currently possible for one ship at a time. To retrieve the configuration for a specific ship, right click on the ship in the [[ship overview| ship overview screen]] and click '''Retrieve last blackbox configuration'''. The following screen opens, in which the statusses of the processes are shown:
 
[[File:Retrieve configuration.jpg]]
 
If a connection can be made with the blackbox, the current binairy configuration will be retrieved directly from the blackbox.
 
After the configuration is retrieved, you can click '''OK''' to close the window and return to the ship overview. If you want to cancel the process in the meantime, click on '''Cancel'''. The configuration will not be retrieved then.


== Add, edit and upload configurations ==
<blockquote>Note: if you would like to see the communication from and to the blackbox during the retrieval of the configuration, you first have to open the [[Terminal]] screen.</blockquote>
Under construction

Latest revision as of 09:42, 21 January 2026

Only available in: BSS and BMS


Open configurations overview screen

The configurations screen can be opened for one or more ships, in the following ways from the the ship overview:

  • under menu-items Info → Configurations;
  • by right clicking the mouse and choose Configurations from the pop up menu.

After the desired period selection has been entered, the screen will be opened.

Configurations overview screen content

Column Content
Ship The ship code
From The date time from which the configuration is active
Until The date time until the configuration is active. If it's the current configuration, the date time will be '2999-12-31 00:00:00'
Configuration date The datetime of the last configration update, noted as dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm-ss
Software date The datetime of the last software update, noted as dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm-ss
Software version The current software version on the blackbox
Serial number The serial number of the blackbox

Open a configuration

The screen in which a configuration can be edited and send, can be opened from the configuration screen by double clicking on a line.

Edit and send a configuration

The configuration screen is divided in two tabs: 'General' and 'settings'.

Configuration: tab General

In the General tab the parameters are divided in 6 blocks.

Depending on the user, the following parameters are shown:

Blackbox information

Some of the parameters are readonly.

Parameter Meaning User dependent Readonly
Ship The ship code
X
Serial number The serial number of the blackbox
X
BB Config ID
X
Blackbox name The blackbox name
X
Software date The datetime of the last software update, noted as dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm-ss
X
Software ID The software ID
X
Software name The software name
X
Software version The current software version on the blackbox
X
Configuration date he datetime of the last configration update, noted as dd-mm-yyyy hh-mm-ss
X
Default configuration
X
Ship ID The ship ID
Range: 0 - 255
X

Connection settings

Parameter Meaning User dependent Readonly
Maximum connection attempt Range: between 0 and 10
Timeout communication attempt (sec) Range: between 6 and 100 seconds
0: Main server
X
1: Main port
X
2: APN Access point name, the name of the internet connection that the provider uses
X
3: User name User name for internet connection
X
4: User pwd Password for internet connection
X
5: Backup server
X
6: Backup port
X
Nr. 1 - 4
Service number
Analogue number
Collecting data number

Interval settings

Parameter Meaning User dependent Readonly
Interval standby (sec) Range: between 120 and 43200 seconds
Interval unknown (sec) Range: between 1 and 43200 seconds
Namur check time (sec) Range: between 0 and 65535 seconds
X

Alarm settings

Parameter Meaning User dependent Readonly
Power alarm delay (sec) Range: between 0 and 100 seconds
Gps alarm delay (sec) Range: between 120 and 3600 seconds
*Sms collect time (sec) Range: between 0 and 255
*Sms start time (sec) Range: between 0 and 23
*Sms end time (sec) Range: between 0 and 23
Max sms messages per day Range: between 0 and 60
Sms service number
Sms number
Intervention code Range: between 0 and 999 
*Sms collect time is in minutes, sms start and end time is in hours. The texts will be adjusted in v2.18.

Blackbox admin settings

Parameter Meaning User dependent Readonly
Battery monitor shunt (mOhm) Range: between 0 and 65535
X
Battery nominal capacity (mAh) Range: between 0 and 65535
X
Blackbox mode Range: between 0 and 255
X

Blackbox admin settings - control register

Parameter Meaning User dependent Readonly
Bit 08 Serial TxA enabled
X
Bit 09 Serial RxA enabled
X
Bit 10 Serial TxB enabled
X
Bit 11 Serial RxB enabled
X
Bit 12 Serial TxC enabled
X
Bit 13 Serial RxC enabled
X
Bit 14 NMEAIN 1 enabled
X
Bit 15 NMEAIN 2 enabled
X
Bit 16 Accept available
X
Bit 17 Buzzer available
X
Bit 18 Terminal available
X
Bit 19 Spare
X
Bit 20 Spare
X
Bit 21 Spare
X
Bit 22 Spare
X
Bit 23 Spare
X
Bit 24 Spare
X
Bit 25 Spare
X
Bit 26 Spare
X
Bit 27 Spare
X
Bit 28 Special area
X
Bit 29 Log extra data
X
Bit 30 Log extra data modem 0
X
Bit 31 Log extra data modem 1
X

Terminal settings

Parameter Meaning User dependent Readonly
Max concessionaires Range: between 0 and 65535
Text message duration (sec) Range: between 0 and 255

Terminal settings - Control register

Parameter Meaning User dependent Readonly
Bit 00 State beep disabled
Bit 01 Position on display
Bit 02 State on display
Bit 03 Alarms on display
Bit 04 Display spare
Bit 05 Display spare
Bit 06 Display spare
Bit 07 Display spare

Configuration: tab Settings

Analogue inputs

Parameter Meaning User dependent
Ch Number of the analogue input channel
Enabled Whether the analogue input is active or not
- Checkbox is checked: analogue input is enabled
- Checkbox is unchecked: analogue input is disabled
Name The optional name for the analogue input
Hys (RPM) The hysteresis
Average (sec) Average in seconds
Alarm low (mV) The value in mV at which an alarm should be given if the measured value of the analog input falls below this value
Alarm high (mV) The value in mV at which an alarm should be given if the measured value of the analog input exceeds this value
Delay (sec) Delay in seconds

Pulse inputs

Parameter Meaning User dependent
Ch Number of the pulse input channel
Enabled Whether the pulse input is active or not
- Checkbox is checked: pulse input is enabled
- Checkbox is unchecked: pulse input is disabled
Name The optional name for the analogue input
Hys (RPM) The hysteresis
Average (sec) Average in seconds
PPR The value in mV at which an alarm should be given if the measured value of the analog input falls below this value
Delay (sec) Delay in seconds
Factor Delay in seconds

Ship state settings

Parameter Meaning User dependent
No. Number of the setting
Name The name for the setting
Interval (sec) The interval in seconds
Color
Condition

Custom alarm settings

Parameter Meaning User dependent
No. Number of the setting
Enabled Whether the alarm setting is active or not
- Checkbox is checked: alarm setting is enabled, an alarm will be sent if the condition in true
- Checkbox is unchecked: alarm setting is disabled, no alarm will be sent
Name The name for the setting
Hysteresis The hysteresis
Delay (sec) Delay in seconds
Urgency
Condition

Retrieve last blackbox configuration

Retrieving the last blackbox configuration manually is currently possible for one ship at a time. To retrieve the configuration for a specific ship, right click on the ship in the ship overview screen and click Retrieve last blackbox configuration. The following screen opens, in which the statusses of the processes are shown:

If a connection can be made with the blackbox, the current binairy configuration will be retrieved directly from the blackbox.

After the configuration is retrieved, you can click OK to close the window and return to the ship overview. If you want to cancel the process in the meantime, click on Cancel. The configuration will not be retrieved then.

Note: if you would like to see the communication from and to the blackbox during the retrieval of the configuration, you first have to open the Terminal screen.

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