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V. Configuring the Device
To configure the Device, a text file with the configuration should be created and named YDEG.TXT
in the root folder of the MicroSD card. A sample of the configuration file is in Appendix D.
The file contents must conform to these rules:
• parameters and their values must be entered in UPPER CASE;
• each parameter must be on its own line;
• commentary lines must start with the # symbol.
Insert the card with a configuration file into the Device and in a few seconds you will see three LED
signals (see Section VII) indicating that the configuration file has been processed. A file YDEGSAVE.TXT
will be created on the memory card with the current configuration of the Device. After the three
LED signals, you can remove the card and check the new YDEGSAVE.TXT file to be sure that
the configuration file has been properly interpreted.
You also can load an empty configuration file (zero length) into the Device to get the YDEGSAVE.TXT file
with the full configuration of the Device and then use it as a template to configure the Device.
1. ENGINE_x=y
x — identifier of an engine on the NMEA 2000 network [0..7]
y — address of the engine on the J1939 network [0..253,OFF]
Factory configuration (from x=0 to 7): 0, 1, OFF, OFF, OFF, OFF, OFF, OFF
Engines on the NMEA 2000 network have identifiers. The port engine (or the only engine on the vessel)
has an identifier of 0; the identifier increase from port to starboard.
The engines on the J1939 network have addresses, with the port engine having the address of 0,
and following engines having the address of 1 and so on. But this rule may not always be kept.
For example, a catamaran has 2 engines not connected by a single network, both engines will have
an address of 0 on their separate J1939 networks. In this case, the following settings should be used: