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iCOPYRIGHT
The entire contents of this manual and its appendices, including any future updates
and modifications, shall remain the property of Saab AB (publ.) TransponderTech at all
times. The contents must not, whether in its original form or modified, be wholly or
partly copied or reproduced, nor used for any other purpose than the subject of this
manual.
ii DISCLAIMER
While reasonable care has been exercised in the preparation of this manual, Saab AB
(publ.) TransponderTech shall incur no liability whatsoever based on the contents or
lack of contents in the manual.
The R60 has been designed for compliance with applicable standards and conformity
has been approved according to Ref [9].
The user is responsible for operating the R60 Station in compliance with national
legislation, such as for example transmission permits or licences for the usage of
frequencies. The R60 Station uses the maritime VHF band. Further information about
VHF transmitter characteristics can be found in Ref [1].
iii VALIDITY OF THIS DOCUMENT
This manual is valid for the web based remote control and monitoring interface of the
R60 Station, with following part numbers:
7000 120-203, R60 Receiving Station
7000 120-204, R60 AtoN Station
7000 120-200, R60 VDES Base Station –Standard
7000 120-201, R60 VDES Base Station –Full
Above products are based on the same hardware, 7000 120-100 R60 VDES Base
Station HW, and common software, with different extent of licence-controlled
functionality that looked to the R60 units’ serial number.
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iv CONTACT INFORMATION
For installation, service and technical support please contact your local sales
representative.
Saab AB (publ.) TransponderTech, SWEDEN
Låsblecksgatan 3
SE-589 41 Linköping
Sweden
Phone: +46 1318 9420
http://saab.com/security/maritime-traffic-
management/traffic-management/
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CONTENTS
1INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................................10
1.1 DOCUMENT ORIENTATION...............................................................................................................................................10
1.2 REFERENCES.................................................................................................................................................................11
2FRONT PANEL ........................................................................................................................................................13
2.1 POWER BUTTON ...........................................................................................................................................................13
2.1.1 Operation ...................................................................................................................................................13
2.1.2 LED Indications...........................................................................................................................................13
2.2 FRONT DISPLAY.............................................................................................................................................................13
2.2.1 Introduction................................................................................................................................................13
2.2.2 Main Menu.................................................................................................................................................14
2.2.3 Status .........................................................................................................................................................15
2.2.4 Statistics .....................................................................................................................................................16
2.2.5 Alarms ........................................................................................................................................................17
2.2.6 Base Station, AtoN and Receiving Station..................................................................................................18
2.2.7 VDL .............................................................................................................................................................18
2.2.8 Settings.......................................................................................................................................................19
3GETTING STARTED .................................................................................................................................................20
3.1 R60 STATION VARIANTS AND LICENSES...............................................................................................................................20
3.2 INSTALLATION AND COMPATIBILITY....................................................................................................................................20
3.3 CONNECTING TO THE R60 WEB INTERFACE.........................................................................................................................21
3.4 CONNECTING TO THE R60 SUPERVISOR..............................................................................................................................21
3.5 INTRODUCTION TO THE R60 WEB INTERFACE ......................................................................................................................22
3.6 NAVIGATING THE WEB INTERFACE.....................................................................................................................................24
3.7 VISUAL APPEARANCE OF THE WEB INTERFACE ......................................................................................................................26
3.8 SAVING PARAMETER CHANGES IN THE WEB INTERFACE ..........................................................................................................26
3.9 INTRODUCTION TO MAIN CATEGORIES................................................................................................................................26
3.9.1 HW/SW Info ...............................................................................................................................................27
3.9.2 Monitor ......................................................................................................................................................27
3.9.3 Configure....................................................................................................................................................27
3.9.4 Maintenance ..............................................................................................................................................27
3.10 QUICK INTRODUCTION TO SET-UP OF A NEW R60 STATION ....................................................................................................28
3.10.1 General set-up procedure...........................................................................................................................28
3.10.2 Set-up procedure for a redundant configuration .......................................................................................36
4HW/SW INFO.........................................................................................................................................................38
4.1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................................38
4.2 LICENSE INFO................................................................................................................................................................38
4.3 VERSION FUNCTIONALITY ................................................................................................................................................38
4.4 UNAVAILABLE FUNCTIONS ...............................................................................................................................................39
4.5 UPDATE LICENSE............................................................................................................................................................39
5MONITOR ..............................................................................................................................................................40
5.1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................................40
5.2 MONITOR >ALARMS .....................................................................................................................................................40
5.3 MONITOR >STATUS ......................................................................................................................................................41
5.4 MONITOR >POSITION REPORTS .......................................................................................................................................42
5.5 MONITOR >DATA LOG...................................................................................................................................................44
5.5.1 Log panel....................................................................................................................................................44
5.5.2 Clipboard panel ..........................................................................................................................................44
5.6 MONITOR >VDL LINK MAP............................................................................................................................................45
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5.6.1 Information Panel ......................................................................................................................................45
5.6.2 Legend panel ..............................................................................................................................................46
5.6.3 Channels panel ...........................................................................................................................................46
5.6.4 Freeze/Unfreeze button .............................................................................................................................46
5.6.5 Channel grid panels....................................................................................................................................46
6CONFIGURE ...........................................................................................................................................................48
6.1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................................48
6.2 EDITING AND STORING CHANGES ......................................................................................................................................48
6.3 CONFIGURE >GENERAL..................................................................................................................................................49
6.4 CONFIGURE >NETWORK.................................................................................................................................................51
6.5 CONFIGURE >INTERFACES...............................................................................................................................................53
6.6 CONFIGURE >GNSS......................................................................................................................................................54
6.6.1 Position.......................................................................................................................................................54
6.6.2 DGNSS ........................................................................................................................................................54
6.6.3 Self-surveyed position ................................................................................................................................55
6.6.4 Viewing self-surveyed position...................................................................................................................55
6.6.5 GNSS parameters .......................................................................................................................................55
6.7 CONFIGURE >REPORTING RATES (BASE STATION ONLY)........................................................................................................57
6.8 CONFIGURE >DATA LINK MANAGEMENT (BASE STATION ONLY) .............................................................................................57
6.9 CONFIGURE >CHANNEL MANAGEMENT (BASE STATION ONLY)...............................................................................................59
6.10 CONFIGURE >GROUP ASSIGNMENT (BASE STATION ONLY)....................................................................................................61
6.11 CONFIGURE >VSI &FSR SENTENCES................................................................................................................................63
6.12 CONFIGURE >THIRD AIS CHANNEL (FULL BASE STATION ONLY).............................................................................................65
6.13 CONFIGURE >HOT STANDBY............................................................................................................................................66
6.14 CONFIGURE >REPEATER (FULL BASE STATION ONLY) ...........................................................................................................69
6.14.1 Process used to repeat a message .............................................................................................................69
6.14.2 Configure > Repeater > General .................................................................................................................70
6.14.3 Configure > Repeater > Reservations .........................................................................................................71
6.14.4 Configure > Repeater > MMSI filter............................................................................................................72
6.14.5 Configure > Repeater > Area filter..............................................................................................................73
6.15 CONFIGURE >AIDS TO NAVIGATION (ATONSTATION AND FULL BASE STATION)........................................................................76
6.16 CONFIGURE >ATONMESSAGE REPEATER (ATONSTATION AND FULL BASE STATION).................................................................78
6.17 CONFIGURE >SPECIAL AIDS TO NAVIGATION FUNCTIONS .......................................................................................................79
6.18 CONFIGURE >VDL STATUS/REBOOT .................................................................................................................................81
6.19 CONFIGURE >PASSWORD ...............................................................................................................................................83
7MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................................................84
7.1 CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................................................................................................84
7.2 RESTART R60 STATION...................................................................................................................................................84
7.3 UPGRADE FIRMWARE/SOFTWARE .....................................................................................................................................84
7.4 SNMP MIB.................................................................................................................................................................85
8SUPERVISOR WEB..................................................................................................................................................86
9SNMP MONITORING..............................................................................................................................................88
10 NMEA SENTENCES .................................................................................................................................................89
10.1 CHANNEL MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................................................89
10.2 MULTIPLE GROUP ASSIGNMENT AREAS...............................................................................................................................89
10.3 DATA LINK MESSAGES.....................................................................................................................................................89
10.3.1 DGNSS message 17 ....................................................................................................................................90
11 TECHNICAL DATA...................................................................................................................................................91
12 DECLARATIONS, APPROVALS AND CERTIFICATES...................................................................................................93
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12.1 AIS BASE STATION STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY ................................................................................................................93
12.2 MODULE BCERTIFICATE .................................................................................................................................................95
12.3 REACH AND ROHS DECLARATION....................................................................................................................................96
13 ACRONYMS ...........................................................................................................................................................97
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LIST OF TABLES
TABLE 2-1 –FRONT DISPLAY CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS 19
TABLE 4-1 –LICENSED FEATURES IN THE R60 BASE STATION 39
TABLE 5-1 –DESCRIPTION OF FEATURES MONITORED IN THE ALARMS SUB-CATEGORY 41
TABLE 5-2 –DESCRIPTION OF ALARM INDICATOR ICONS 41
TABLE 5-3 –FEATURED DISPLAY OF THE R60 UNIT STATUS 42
TABLE 6: VDL LINK MAP INFORMATION PANEL FIELDS 45
TABLE 6-1 –GENERAL PARAMETERS 50
TABLE 6-2 –NETWORK PARAMETERS 52
TABLE 6-3 –PARAMETERS FOR INTERFACES 53
TABLE 6-4 –PARAMETERS ON THE GNSS PAGE 56
TABLE 6-5 –PARAMETERS FOR REPORTING RATES 57
TABLE 6-6 –PARAMETERS FOR DATA LINK MANAGEMENT 58
TABLE 6-7 –PARAMETERS FOR CHANNEL MANAGEMENT 59
TABLE 6-8 –PARAMETERS FOR GROUP ASSIGNMENT 62
TABLE 6-9 –PARAMETERS FOR VSI/FSR CATEGORY PAGE 64
TABLE 6-10 –PARAMETERS FOR THIRD AIS CHANNEL CATEGORY PAGE 65
TABLE 6-11 –PARAMETERS FOR THE HOT STANDBY REDUNDANCY CATEGORY PAGE 68
TABLE 6-12 –PARAMETERS FOR THE REPEATER –GENERAL CATEGORY PAGE 71
TABLE 6-13 –PARAMETERS FOR THE REPEATER -RESERVATIONS CATEGORY PAGE 72
TABLE 6-14 –PARAMETERS FOR THE REPEATER –MMSI FILTER CATEGORY PAGE 73
TABLE 6-15 –PARAMETERS FOR THE REPEATER –AREA FILTER CATEGORY PAGE 75
TABLE 6-16 –PARAMETERS FOR THE AIDS TO NAVIGATION CATEGORY PAGE 77
TABLE 6-17 –PARAMETERS FOR THE ATONMESSAGE REPEATER 78
TABLE 6-18 –PARAMETERS FOR THE SPECIAL ATONFUNCTIONS 80
TABLE 6-19 –PARAMETERS FOR VDL STATUS/REBOOT 81
TABLE 6-20 –R60 STATUS INFORMATION MESSAGES 82
TABLE 6-21 –PASSWORD PARAMETERS 83
TABLE 8-1 PARAMETER INFORMATION PROVIDED VIA SUPERVISOR GUI 87
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LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE 2-1: FRONT DISPLAY MAIN MENU...................................................................................................................................14
FIGURE 2-2: STATISTICS VIEW ..................................................................................................................................................17
FIGURE 2-3: R60 STATION STATUS VIEW....................................................................................................................................18
FIGURE 3-1: WEB GUI START PAGE,SHOWING THE FOUR MAIN CATEGORIES ....................................................................................23
FIGURE 3-2: HOW TO COME BACK TO THE WEB GUI START PAGE ...................................................................................................23
FIGURE 3-3: THE NAVIGATOR LINE SHOWS SELECTED CATEGORY AND IF APPLICABLE ALSO SUB-CATEGORY ...............................................24
FIGURE 3-4: SHORTCUTS TO THE TOP LEVEL OF THE PRESENT MAIN CATEGORY,OR DIRECTLY TO THE TOP LEVEL OF ANOTHER MAIN CATEGORY25
FIGURE 3-5: SHORTCUTS TO TOP LEVEL OF THE PRESENT SUB-CATEGORY,OR DIRECTLY TO OTHER SUB-CATEGORIES ..................................25
FIGURE 3-6: MAKE SURE TO USE THE SAVE CHANGES BUTTON TO STORE CHANGED SETTINGS...............................................................26
FIGURE 3-7: TOP MENU OF THE CONFIGURE CATEGORY ................................................................................................................29
FIGURE 3-8: GENERAL,SUB-PAGE OF THE CONFIGURE CATEGORY ...................................................................................................30
FIGURE 3-9: CHANGING FROM THE GENERAL SUB CATEGORY DIRECTLY TO THE GNSS SUB CATEGORY....................................................31
FIGURE 3-10: GNSS SUB CATEGORY...........................................................................................................................................31
FIGURE 3-11: REPORTING RATES PAGE (APPLIES FOR BASE STATIONS ONLY) ......................................................................................33
FIGURE 3-12: DATA LINK MANAGEMENT PAGE (APPLIES FOR BASE STATIONS ONLY) ...........................................................................34
FIGURE 3-13: NETWORK PAGE..................................................................................................................................................35
FIGURE 3-14: HOT STANDBY CATEGORY PAGE.THE SETTINGS IN THE PICTURE SPECIFIES THE R60 OPERATION WHEN USED IN A CONFIGURATION
WITHOUT REDUNDANCY.......................................................................................................................................................36
FIGURE 5-1: MONITORING POSITION REPORTS PAGE.CLICKING ON (SELECTING)AN OBJECT IN THE PLOT AREA OR IN THE LIST MAKES IT
HIGHLIGHTED IN RED,BOTH IN THE LIST AND IN THE PLOT AREA....................................................................................................43
FIGURE 5-2: MONITORING DATA LOG PAGE. ....................................................................................................................................45
FIGURE 5-3: MONITORING VDL LINK MAP PAGE ..............................................................................................................................47
FIGURE 6-1: PASSWORD IS REQUIRED TO ENTER THE CONFIGURE CATEGORY .....................................................................................48
FIGURE 6-2: R60 IN A REDUNDANT PAIR CONFIGURATION.............................................................................................................66
FIGURE 8-1: SUPERVISOR INFO................................................................................................................................................86
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1INTRODUCTION
This manual describes the web-based remote control graphical user interfaces (GUI)
for an R60 Station unit.
The R60 Station is equipped with two different Ethernet based service interfaces.
-Configuration and Monitoring Web Interface (Provides VDES monitoring and
configuration functionality see section 3.3)
-R60 Supervisor Web Interface (Provides R60 supervision and configuration
functionality see section 3.4)
The usage of this interface is intended for personnel with knowledge about the VDES
system (including AIS) and how a AIS/VDES station handles the VHF data link (VDL).
Note that the parameters set in a AtoN/Base station must be coordinated with other
nearby AtoN/Base stations. Uncoordinated base stations and improper parameters
may cause problems on the VDL link. Base station settings might also be subject to
national legislation or international treaties.
General information about VDES base stations can be found in references Ref [2] - Ref
[8].
Besides the web page GUI there is also a limited graphical user interface available on
the front of the R60, for convenient configuration of IP communication ports etc.
For detailed information about physical capabilities of the R60 unit, the reader of this
manual should also have access to the SAAB R60 VDES Base Station Installation
Manual (Ref [1]).
The Saab Group homepage www.saab.com provides more information about Saab, the
coastal surveillance system MARITIMECONTROL/CoastWatch as well as other
AIS/VDES-related products from Saab.
1.1 Document orientation
This user manual is divided into the following sections:
Section 1, Introduction, generally describes the R60 Station from SAAB. This section
also presents references.
Section 2, Front Panel, general information of how to use the front panel.
Section 3, Getting started,contains further introduction of R60 variants, instructions
for how to connect to and access a R60 station via the web GUI and also how to
navigate the web GUI.
A step-by-step procedure how to set up a R60 Station is also provided.
Section 4, HW/SW Info, contains information about the versions of unit components
and also licensing and licensed features.
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Section 5, Monitor, contains information about the alarm and status monitoring
functions that are built into the web GUI.
Section 6, Configure, contains information about all R60 Station parameters and how
to configure them.
Section 7, Maintenance, describes how to upgrade the firmware and software of the
R60 Station.
Section 8, Supervisor Web, describes the specific functions provided by the Supervisor
Web GUI of the R60 Station.
Section 9, SNMP Monitoring, describes the SNMP functionality as supported by the
R60 Station.
Section 10, NMEA sentences, describes additional features of the R60 related to
NMEA interface sentences, in addition to the NMEA/IEC standards.
Section 11, Technical data, contains technical characteristics of the R60 Station.
Section 13, ACROnyms, contains brief descriptions of acronyms used in this document.
1.2 References
Ref [1] R60 VDES Base Station Installation Manual
Document number: 7000 120-008
Ref [2] Technical characteristics for a universal ship borne automatic identification
system using time division multiple access in the VHF maritime mobile band
Document number: ITU-R. M. 1371-5
Ref [3] IALA guidelines on the universal automatic identification system (AIS)
Document number: IALA Ed 1.1
Ref [4] IALA recommendation on AIS shore stations and networking aspects related
to the AIS service
Document number: IALA A-124. Ed. 2.1
Ref [5] Maritime navigation and radio communication equipment and systems –
Automatic identification systems (AIS)
Part 1: AIS Base Stations - Minimum operational and performance
requirements, methods of testing and required test results
Document number: IEC 62320-1 Ed.2
Ref [6] Maritime navigation and radio communication equipment and systems –
Automatic identification systems (AIS)
Part 2: AIS AtoN Stations –Operational and performance requirements,
methods of testing and required test results
Document number: IEC 62320-2 Ed.1
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Ref [7] Maritime navigation and radio communication equipment and systems –
Automatic identification systems (AIS)
Part 3: Repeater station –Minimum operational and performance requirements,
Methods of test and required test results
Document number: IEC 62320-3 Ed.1
Ref [8] IALA GUIDELINE G1139 THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF VDES Edition 1, December
2017
Ref [9] Statement of Conformity
Document number: BSH/454.AIS Base/Saab R60 VDES Base Station
Ref [10] Operational and Performance Testing of the SAAB R60 AIS AtoN Station and R60
VDES Base Station in accordance with IEC 62320-2:2016, Doc No: 75955291-01
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2FRONT PANEL
2.1 Power Button
The R60 power button is a momentary push button with a built in RGB LED for status
indication.
The R60 supervisor will always be powered on and accessible while either AC or DC
power is available.
2.1.1 Operation
To power on the R60, push the button. The R60 station will power on immediately.
To power off the R60, push and hold the button depressed for at least 2 seconds.
2.1.2 LED Indications
LED Colour
LED Behaviour
Description
Black
Steady
Powered off and no AC or DC power is available
Black - Blue
Fade
AC or DC power source is available.
Powered off but supervisor is powered on.
Green - Blue
Fade
Powered on and is booting.
Green
Steady
Operational with no active alarms.
Red
Steady
Operational with at least one active alarm.
Green - Yellow
Fade
Operational with no active alarms.
Configured for hot standby and is currently operating in
standby mode.
Red - Blue
Fade
Software load in progress. The R60 is not operational.
Black - Red
Fade
Failure, the R60 is not operational
2.2 Front Display
2.2.1 Introduction
The R60 front display shows status information and other operational related
information. It is also possible to configure network communication settings.
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The display is a 4.3” colour capacitive touch display. The graphical user interface is
navigated by pressing on the soft buttons in the display or by pressing and dragging a
finger to scroll through lists. Input is done via virtual keyboard shown when a
parameter value field is selected.
2.2.2 Main Menu
The main menu consists of a status bar and a menu button section.
Figure 2-1: Front display main menu
2.2.2.1 Status Bar
Item
Description
Current time in UTC
Current power source
AC
DC
Ethernet link status. Number indicates physical Ethernet interface.
Colour indicates current link speed
Grey: No link
Magenta: 10Mbit
Green: 100Mbit
Cyan: 1Gbit
Alarm status. Icon is red when at least one alarm is active and grey when
no alarm is active.
Base station is configured for hot standby and is currently operating as
master.
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Item
Description
The R60 is configured for hot standby and is currently operating in
standby mode.
Soft LED. Blinks yellow when receiving.
Soft LED. Blinks red when transmitting.
2.2.3 Status
R60 status is displayed in a number of groups according to the table below.
Group
Parameter
Description
R60 Station
Temperature
Current temperature inside the unit.
AC
AC power available
DC
DC power available
DC Voltage
DC power voltage level
Source
Current power source (AC or DC)
State
Indicates R60 stations state:
Booting: R60 station is starting up
Operational: R60 station is operational
Loading software: Software load in progress, R60 station is not
operational
Failure: System failure, R60 station is not operational.
Uptime
R60 station supervisor uptime in days hh:mm:ss
GNSS
Source
Current GNSS source
Visible
Satellites
The number of GNSS satellites that theoretically could be detected at the
R60 location.
Satellites in
Use
The number of GNSS satellites that are received and used by the R60.
Self-
Surveyed
Position
Latitude
Latitude
Longitude
Longitude
Altitude
Altitude in meters
Accuracy
Self-surveyed position accuracy in percent
Hot Standby
Hot Standby
Mode
Current hot standby mode, available modes are:
Not active
Manual
Autonomous
Hot Standby
Status
Current hot standby status:
Master
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Group
Parameter
Description
Standby
Alarm Status
Hot standby alarm status
VDL
Channel
VHF data link (VDL) channel
Units
Number of received units (including own station)
Load
Link load in percent including transmitted and received messages during
last minute.
Ethernet
ETH1
Link status and speed of Ethernet interface 1
ETH2
Link status and speed of Ethernet interface 2
ETH3
Link status and speed of Ethernet interface 3 (Supervisor)
Local Storage
Total Size
Available total size of local storage media
Used Size
Used size of local storage media
Status
Status of local storage
SW/HW
Version
Product
R60 station product number
License
Current license
Hardware
R60 station hardware number
Hardware
Version
R60 station hardware version
Serial
Number
R60 station serial number
Software
Version
R60 station software version
Supervisor
Software
Version
R60 station supervisor software version
Table 2-1 Front display status parameters
2.2.4 Statistics
This page displays a bar chart of transmissions and receptions over the last 30 minutes.
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Figure 2-2: Statistics view
2.2.4.1 Slot load
This chart shows current slot load in percent over the last 30 minutes for AIS and ASM
respectively.
2.2.4.2 Own slots
This chart shows own transmissions in percent over the last 30 minutes for AIS and
ASM respectively.
2.2.5 Alarms
This page displays current alarm status of the base station. See section 5.2 for a
detailed description of the available alarms.
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2.2.8 Settings
The configuration parameters possible to set via the front display GUI is specified in
the table below. Input is done by means of a virtual keyboard shown when a
parameter value is pressed.
Group
Parameter
Description
Network
ETH1
IP Address
IP address of Ethernet interface 1
Netmask
Netmask of Ethernet interface 1
Gateway
Gateway of Ethernet interface 1
Network
ETH2
IP Address
IP address of Ethernet interface 2
Netmask
Netmask of Ethernet interface 2
Gateway
Gateway of Ethernet interface 2
Network
ETH3
(Supervisor)
IP Address
IP address of Ethernet interface 3 (Supervisor)
Netmask
Netmask of Ethernet interface 3 (Supervisor)
Gateway
Gateway of Ethernet interface 3 (Supervisor)
Display
Display
timeout
Sets time until display turns off from last touch input.
Brightness
Sets the display brightness
Language
Sets the display language
Table 2-1 –Front display configuration parameters
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3GETTING STARTED
This section contains an introduction to the different variants of the R60. It also
describes how to connect to a R60 station and navigate the web GUI.
Section 3.10 suggests a step-by-step procedure to set up a new R60 Station.
3.1 R60 station variants and licenses
The R60 Station provides many different functions, not all of them are available in
every R60 station.
The R60 Station can be ordered in four different variants.
Receiving only
Aids-to-Navigation only (IEC 62320-2)
Standard Base Station (IEC 62320-1)
Full Base Station (IEC62320-1, IEC 62320-2, and IEC 62320-3)
The available functionality is determined by a license key. This license key is loaded on
the R60 at delivery and enables the functions ordered by the customer. The loaded
license key determines the variant and functionality of the R60 Station.
Common for all the variants is that they use the same hardware platform, and by
replacing the license key it is possible to change from one unit variant to another if
national regulations allow for it. It may be possible for the user to purchase a different
license key separately and upgrade the R60 to a different variant.
The variants as listed above are identified by different product name and part number.
The product label applied on the R60 station at delivery reflects the variant at delivery.
When a license update is performed, this will affect the product P/N.
For the user of this manual it is important to be aware that the web interface will
respond slightly differently depending on the variant of the R60. All R60 features are
always present in the web GUI, while features that are not licensed to operate in a
particular R60 variant are greyed out.
For more information on licensing, see section 4.
3.2 Installation and compatibility
The R60 Station can be supplied by AC or DC power, either as stand-alone or
connected to both AC and DC simultaneously. In case the R60 Station is connected to
both AC and DC at the same time, it uses AC and power and switches automatically to
using DC as backup in case of failure of the AC supply. For specifications on power
supply see Ref. 1
The web page GUI does not require any installation. The following standard web
browsers are recommended:
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