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  • General export file overview
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  • Full description of the objects in the export file
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  • The "measurements_batch" object
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  1. SIMPLE/API 6 GENERATION
  2. Device Overview
  3. Device Documentation
  4. CheckFox
  5. Advanced

CheckFox Dashboard Data Export

General export file overview

The dashboard export file is available in JSON or XML file format. Structure of the file is the same for both file types. JSON is the preferred file type to work with, XML is just a conversion of it. For a list of measurements, CSV export is also available (with a limited data set).

Each export file is divided into few basic keys:

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
ALWAYS IN THE EXPORT

meta

Meta information about exported data.

Yes

measurement

Single measurement data object.

Only when exporting a single measurement

measurements

Array of multiple measurement objects - each is the same as the single data object above.

Only when exporting multiple measurements or batch measurement detail

measurements_batch

Single object with summary data for batch measurement (multiple sequential measurements).

Only in the batch measurement detail

Please note that the CSV export has a limited data set. You will find column name on the first line. Column names are the same as in the JSON/XML files. CSV has no structure so all values need to be in one row in separated columns. We are inlining the station object at the end. That’s why column count will vary for each line/measurement. You will find column “station (x)”, “rssi (x)”, etc. on each line, where the “x” represents the iteration of each station object.

Full description of the objects in the export file

The "meta" object

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
FORMAT

dashboard_version

Dashboard version that created the export file.

string

export_help

Link to the export file format documentation (this file).

url

exported_from

Link to the dashboard that created the export file.

url

exported_at

Date and time when the export file was created.

datetime

fileformat

Format of the export file (json/xml/csv).

string

export_type*

single_measurement/single_batch_measurement/multiple_measurements

string

*Export types: - single_measurement Single measurement export, data will be available under the “measurement” key. - single_batch_measurement Single batch measurement export, data will be under the “measurements” key in form of ARRAY or other “measurement” objects. Also “measurements_batch” key will be created with batch specific values. - multiple_measurements Multiple measurements, data will be under the “measurements” key in form of ARRAY of more “measurement” objects.

The "single_measurement" object

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
FORMAT

device

Device ID in the Sigfox backend.

string

device_name

Device name in CheckFox dashboard.

string

measurement_id

Unique internal measurement ID.

string

tapcnt

Number of TAPs.

int

rep

Number of repetitions.

int

stations

Data from each base station.

object

seq

Message sequence number.

int

payload

Uplink message payload. Payload description available here.

string (hex)

expmore

If true, data is not complete and more data has to be processed. Dashboard is waiting for data from Sigfox.

bool

exphwlog

If true, data is not complete and more data has to be processed. Dashboard is waiting for device LOG.

bool

date

Date and time of the message.

datetime

avgRssi

Second best RSSI from all base stations.

float

avgSnr

Second best SNR from all base stations.

float

bestSNR

Best SNR from all base stations.

float

2ndBestSNR

Second best SNR from all base stations.

float

bestRSSI

Best RSSI from all base stations.

float

2ndBestRSSI

Second best RSSI from all base stations.

float

coverageIsOk

If true, measured coverage is better than predicted.

bool

coverageShift

Shift of predicted value to compensate for specific type of measurement.*

int

coverageDeltas

Object contains predicted (simulated), measured (real) and delta values from coverage test.

object

locationCovered

If true, location of measurement is covered.

bool

lat

Sigfox Atlas approx. location - latitude.

float

lng

Sigfox Atlas approx. location - longitude.

float

radius

Sigfox Atlas approx. location - error radius.

int

gps_lat

GPS real device location - latitude.

float

gps_lng

GPS real device location - longitude.

float

gps_radius

GPS real device location - error radius.

int

gps_fix

GPS fix - if false, last known GPS location is used.

bool

gps_speed

Device speed from GPS sensor.

int

gps_direction

Device movement direction in degrees (0-360°).

int

gps_alt

GPS real device location - altitude.

int

gsm_quality

GSM signal quality (1-5).

int

accel

Values from the accelerometer.

object

msgts

Date and time of the message.

unix timestamp

*Values: - 0 dB (Ref measurement) - -5dB (Ground) - -20 dB (Indoor) - -30dB (Deep indoor)

The "stations" sub-object

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTIONS
FORMAT

device

Device ID in the Sigfox backend.

string

station

Base station ID.

string

rssi

RSSI.

float

snr

SNR.

float

rep

Number of repetitions.

int

freq

Base station frequency.

float

delay

Delay.

float

seqNumber

Message sequence number.

int

time

Date and time of the message.

datetime

lat

Base station location - latitude.

float

lng

Base station location - longitude.

float

station_name

Base station name.

string

rssiQuality

RSSI quality state.

string

rssiQualityIcon

RSSI quality state icon file.

url

snrQuality

SNR quality state.

string

snrQualityIcon

SNR quality state icon file.

url

The "accel" sub-object

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
FORMAT

min

Minimal values fetched during measurement.

object

max

Maximal values fetched during measurement.

object

The "min" and "max" sub-objects of "accel"

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
FORMAT

x

Accelerometer reading of axis X (+/-2 g).

float

y

Accelerometer reading of axis Y (+/-2 g).

float

z

Accelerometer reading of axis Z (+/-2 g).

float

The "measurements_batch" object

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
FORMAT

messages

Number of messages in the measurement.

int

stationsUniqueCount

Number of unique base station.

int

stationsDistanceMax

Maximal distance from a base station.

int

stationsDistanceMin

Minimal distance from a base station.

int

stationsMin

Minimal number of base stations.

int

stationsMax

Maximal number of base stations.

int

stationsAvg

Average number of base stations.

int

repsMin

Minimal number of repetitions.

int

repsMax

Maximal number of repetitions.

int

repsAvg

Average number of repetitions.

int

snrMin

Minimal SNR.

float

snrMax

Maximal SNR.

float

snrAvg

Average SNR.

float

rssiMin

Minimal RSSI.

int

rssiMax

Maximal RSSI.

int

rssiAvg

Average RSSI.

int

Export file formats based on export data types

"single_measurement"

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
FORMAT

meta

Meta object type.

object

measurement

Single measurement of the measurement type.

object

"single_batch_measurement"

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
FORMAT

meta

Meta object type.

object

measurements_batch

Measurements_batch object type.

object

measurements

Array of measurements, each child the measurement type.

array of objects

"multiple_measurements"

KEY NAME
KEY DESCRIPTION
FORMAT

meta

Meta object type.

object

measurements

Array of measurements, each child the measurement type.

array of objects

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