Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Functional Description
- 2. Interfaces
- 3. Event Description and Default Mask
- 3.1. [6070] Wake on Software reset
- 3.2. [6071] Wake on Motion Start
- 3.3. [6072] Wake on Motion Stop
- 3.4. [6074] Wake on Periodic Motion
- 3.5. [6075] Wake on Periodic No-Motion
- 3.6. [6112] System Version Report
- 3.7. [6113] Image Capture
- 3.8. [6114] Power Report Event
- 3.9. [6115] Diagnostic Report Event
- 3.10. [6116] Wake on Door Open
- 3.11. [6117] Wake on Door Closed
- 3.12. [6118] Wake on Periodic Door Open
- 3.13. [6119] Wake on Periodic Door Closed
- 4. Parameters
- 4.1. AL (Altitude)
- 4.2. AX Accelerometer X Value
- 4.3. AY Accelerometer Y Value
- 4.4. AZ Accelerometer Z Value
- 4.5. BB Backup Battery Voltage
- 4.6. BLECHK Total BLE Ad Scans Last Sleep
- 4.7. BLEHIT Succesful BLE Ad Scans Last Sleep
- 4.8. BRNRST Brownout Resets
- 4.9. BV Battery Voltage
- 4.10. CQ (Cellular Signal Quality)
- 4.11. D (Date-Time)
- 4.12. DSA Door Sensor Version
- 4.13. EA External ADC Voltage
- 4.14. EV (Event Identifier)
- 4.15. GS (GPS Lock Status)
- 4.16. GSPT (GPS Speed)
- 4.17. HD (GPS Heading)
- 4.18. HIBRST Hibernate Resets
- 4.19. HP (GPS PDOP)
- 4.20. IFN Image File Name on Server
- 4.21. IG (Ignition Status)
- 4.22. LDSWERR Load Switch Voltage Errors
- 4.23. LDSWVOL Load Switch Voltage
- 4.24. LN (Longitude)
- 4.25. LT (Latitude)
- 4.26. MAINVOL Main Voltage (integer millivolts)
- 4.27. MI (Virtual Odometer GPS)
- 4.28. OT (Output State)
- 4.29. PM Last Reset Code
- 4.30. PSCA Psoc Application Version
- 4.31. PSCB Psoc Boot Version
- 4.32. PWRST Power-On Resets
- 4.33. SCA SC20 Application Version
- 4.34. SCOFFATT SC20 Power-Off Attempts
- 4.35. SCOFFERR SC20 Power-Off Errors
- 4.36. SCONATT SC20 Power-On Attempts
- 4.37. SCONERR SC20 Power-On Errors
- 4.38. SCS SC20 System Version
- 4.39. SEQ (Sequence Number)
- 4.40. SOLCUR Solar Current (integer magic........)
- 4.41. SOLVOL Solar Voltage (integer millivolts)
- 4.42. SP Speed
- 4.43. SV (GPS Satellites)
- 4.44. SWRST Software Resets
- 4.45. T Time
- 4.46. UNRST Unknown Resets
- 4.47. WDRST Watchdog Resets
- 5. Server Commands
- 5.1. [1024] Image Capture FTP Configuration
- 5.2. [7027] Image Capture Execute
- 5.3. [7028] Clear Occupancy Data
- 5.4. [9100] Pass-through Command
- 5.5. [9101] Log Sync FTP Configuration
- 5.6. [9102] Log Sync Execute
- 5.7. [9103] Generic FTP Configuration
- 5.8. [9104] Generic FTP Execute
- 5.9. [9105] Update Backup APK
- 6. Subsystems
- 7. Regulatory Statements
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CONFIDENTIALAND PROPRIETARY
4.19. HP (GPS PDOP)
GPS PDOP. Position (3-Dimensional) Dilution of Precision.
Parameter Data Presentation
HP
Parameter Type Description
HP UINT8 PDOP in tenths.
DOP
Value
Rating Description
< 10 Ideal Highest possible confidence level used for
applications demanding the highest possible
precision.
10-20 Excellent At this confidence level, positional measurements
are considered accurate enough to meet all but
the most sensitive applications.
20-50 Good Represents the minimum appropriate level for
making business decisions. Positional
measurements could be used to make reliable in-
route navigation suggestions to the user.
50-100 Moderate Positional measurements could be used for
calculations, but the fix quality could still be
improved. A more open view of the sky is
recommended.
100-200 Fair Represents a low confidence level. Positional
measurements should be discarded or used only
to indicate a very rough estimate of the current
location.
200 – 255 Poor At this level, measurements are inaccurate by as
much as 300 meters with a 6-meter accurate
device (50 DOP * 6 meters) and should be
discarded.