You should check Teltonika documentation.
HI Anton,
Thanks for this response.
We have, the parameter list for the units does not list any event or id as 0.
Our thoughts are that this is possibly the CANbus data we are receiving.
This data doesn't always have to be "event" related. Fuel level as an example.
So right now the assumption is these are simply being assigned as event 0.
Thanks again.
Do you have the link to the documentation?
Yes sure, see here - https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/FMC640_Teltonika_Data_Sending_Parameters_ID
Thanks
That's parameter ids, not protocol documentation.
Event = x indicates the avl that generated the sending of the message.
Event = 0 stands for a message sent with low priority (under normal running conditions say)
in the case of event=247 it stands for indicating that the message in question was generated by a crash detenction event
As per subject, we are busy with attribute translation and we have noticed our Teltonika units send an "event"=0 in the attributes.
Is this simply a place holder for the balance of the data within that row?
We do, on the same row, see multiple other io data points.
Other rows also show other events (eg "event"=247) and these are coming through as normal, we are just curious to know if the 0 in "event"=0 represents anything specific.
If not we would likely then use other attribute data points to rename the event.
Hope this all makes sense