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AtmosphereFieldInfo

Config Property: startupInit.EventData.AtmosphereFieldInfo=true

These fields are used to store atmospheric data, such as temperature and barometric pressure.

barometer

ambientTemp

cabinTemp

ThermoFieldInfo

Config Property: startupInit.EventData.ThermoFieldInfo=true

These fields are used to store temperature information typically received from temperature monitors placed in the cargo

being transported.

thermoAverage0

thermoAverage1

thermoAverage2

thermoAverage3

AnalogFieldInfo

Config Property: startupInit.EventData.AnalogFieldInfo=true

These fields are used for storing generic analog information.

analoge0

analoge1

analoge2

analoge3

AutoIncrementIndex

Config Property: startupInit.EventData.AutoIncrementIndex=true

These fields are used for auto-indexing the EventData records. Unless absolutely required, these fields should remain

disabled.

autoIndex

EndOfDaySummary

Config Property: startupInit.EventData.EndOfDaySummary=true

These fields are used to store the daily summary data which may be provided by the remote GPS tracking device. Most

devices will not be able to provide this information (currently used only for Antx device communication server).

dayEngineStarts

dayIdleHours

dayFuelIdle

dayWorkHours

dayFuelWork

dayFuelPTO

dayDistanceKM

dayFuelTotal

ServingCellTowerData

Config Property: startupInit.EventData.ServingCellTowerData=true

These fields are used to store the serving cell-tower information. This may be useful for providing a cell-tower based

approximate location (a service which can provide cell-tower latitude/longitude location is required).

cellTowerID

mobileCountryCode

mobileNetworkCode

cellTimingAdvance

locationAreaCode

cellServingInfo

cellLatitude

cellLongitude

cellAccuracy

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