Cobra P1703-141 C-pod Manual - Page 24

Reboot a unit

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Reference manual mode and turned itself off. To start using the system, it needs to be rebooted after the registration message was sent. Reboot a unit Performing a normal reboot of the unit forces it to go through the initial start-up sequence, registering on a cellular (GSM) network and obtaining an updated GPS position. It can solve various problems that might occur with your C-pod. Rebooting a unit only makes sense if the unit already is running, i.e. the activation button is flashing (in any way). While onboard, perform the following steps: • Press and hold the activation button for >30 seconds (31 seconds to be sure), then release the button. • The C-pod reboots. • The start-up sequence consists of mainly two steps:  The C-pod searches for and connects to the strongest cellular (GSM) network available. While searching and connecting, the activation button flashes once every second.  The C-pod is obtaining a GPS position. While this is done, the activation button flashes once every 3 seconds. • Once the C-pod is registered on the cellular (GSM) network and has obtained a GPS position, it is in the normal operation mode and the button flashes once every 30 seconds. In case the first step takes a very long time (>5 minutes), or never seems to finish, the C-pod has difficulties finding a good cellular (GSM) network. Refer to the Troubleshooting Guide, section Communication related problems. In case the second step takes a very long time (>10 minutes), or never seems to finish, the C-pod has difficulties finding a good GPS position. Refer to the Troubleshooting Guide, section GPS related problems. 25

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mode and turned itself off. To start using the system, it needs to be rebooted
after the registration message was sent.
Reboot a unit
Performing a normal reboot of the unit forces it to go through the initial
start-up sequence, registering on a cellular (GSM) network and obtaining an
updated GPS position. It can solve various problems that might occur with
your C-pod.
Rebooting a unit only makes sense if the unit already is running,
i.e. the activation button is flashing (in any way).
While onboard, perform the following steps:
Press and hold the activation button for >30 seconds (31 seconds to be
sure), then release the button.
The C-pod reboots.
The start-up sequence consists of mainly two steps:
The C-pod searches for and connects to the strongest cellular
(GSM) network available. While searching and connecting, the
activation button flashes
once every second
.
The C-pod is obtaining a GPS position. While this is done, the acti
-
vation button flashes
once every 3 seconds
.
Once the C-pod is registered on the cellular (GSM) network and has
obtained a GPS position, it is in the normal operation mode and the
button flashes once every 30 seconds.
In case the
first step
takes a very long time (>5 minutes), or never seems to fin
-
ish, the C-pod has difficulties finding a good cellular (GSM) network. Refer to
the Troubleshooting Guide, section
Communication related problems
.
In case the
second step
takes a very long time (>10 minutes), or never seems
to finish, the C-pod has difficulties finding a good GPS position. Refer to the
Troubleshooting Guide, section
GPS related problems
.
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