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  • Example data parsing
  • Parsing the last 4 bytes (8 letters ABCDEFGH) of the payload
  • LETTER A (Main menu selection)
  • LETTER B (Measurement type)
  • LETTERS CD (Messages)
  • LETTERS EF (Sequence number)
  • LETTERS GH

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  1. SIMPLE/API 6 GENERATION
  2. Device Overview
  3. Device Documentation
  4. CheckFox
  5. Advanced

CheckFox Log Data Interpretation

Example

The following data is uploaded to the dashboard shortly after the Sigfox message is transmitted from the device. Each value is separated by a comma (“,”): LOGdata-02:0A04,08.04.2018,11:13:55,N50d00.5113,E014d43.5021,0,050,00405,360,100,808040,808040,4,4.0,22,ABCDEFGH

Example data parsing

DATA
PARSING

0A04

Message sequence number (0-65535)

08.04.2018

Date (day.month.year)

11:13:55

Time (hours:minutes:seconds)

N50d00.5113

Latitude (where N=North, S=South, d=degree and 00.5113 are the minutes)

E014d43.5021

Longitude (where E=East, W=West, d=degree and 43.5021 are the minutes)

0

GPS fix (boolean, 1 means that a valid realtime GPS position was acquired)

050

Speed in km/h

00405

Altitude in meters over WGS84 Earth approximation model

360

Course (azimuth of movement acquired from the GPS receiver)

100

Horizontal dilution of precision

808040*

Minimal value from the accelerometer at the time of Sigfox transmission

808040*

Maximal value from the accelerometer at the time of Sigfox transmission

4

GSM signal strength (0-5, 0 means no GSM connection)

4.0

Battery voltage (proper operating range is from 3.6V to 4.3V)

22

Temperature measured internally by a sensor

ABCDEFGH

See the parsing for these letters below

*Accelerometer data can be used to determine unwanted movement during Sigfox transmission (which can negatively affect the RF performance).

Parsing the last 4 bytes (8 letters ABCDEFGH) of the payload

LETTER A (Main menu selection)

VALUE
PARSING

1

Outdoor above 1m

2

Outdoor 1m reference

3

Outdoor 0m ground level

4

Indoor

5

Deep indoor

LETTER B (Measurement type)

VALUE
PARSING

1

Survey 1x immediately

2

Survey 1x delayed

3

Final 6x immediately

4

Final 6x delayed

5

Downlink test

6

Periodic measurement 1min + GPS

7

Periodic measurement 10min + GPS

8

Periodic measurement 60min + GPS

9

Periodic measurement 10min no GPS

A

Periodic measurement 60min no GPS

B

Audit 100x immediately

C

Audit 100x delayed

LETTERS CD (Messages)

VALUE
PARSING

0x01-0xFF

Number of messages sent in the present test batch

LETTERS EF (Sequence number)

VALUE
PARSING

0x01-0xFF

Actual message counter (sequence number)

LETTERS GH

(reserved)

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