What does it mean when a heavy truck's Beidou system goes offline?
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When a heavy truck's Beidou system goes offline, it means the driving recorder is in an offline state. The following are the reasons that may cause the device to go offline: 1. Unable to receive signals: Under normal circumstances, the onboard terminal achieves positioning by receiving satellite signals, then transmits the processed data to various provincial monitoring platforms via the telecom operator's network, and the provincial platforms upload the data to the national freight big data platform. The signal status is displayed on the device's screen. If the device malfunctions, or the vehicle is in a location with poor signal such as a basement or tunnel, the driving recorder may fail to receive satellite signals or transmit its own data, in which case the device will show as offline. 2. SIM card out of service due to unpaid fees: Another situation is when the SIM card inside the device is out of service due to unpaid fees, which can also cause the device to go offline. 3. Intentional damage: It is also possible that the driver intentionally damages or modifies the device to evade monitoring.