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===Introduction=== | ===Introduction=== | ||
| − | This document contains information required for developing an application for receiving Electronic Logging Devices data via | + | This document contains information required for developing an application for receiving Electronic Logging Devices data via Bluetooth from [[FM3001]] series devices. |
Acronyms and terms used in the document: | Acronyms and terms used in the document: | ||
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*ELD – Electronic Logging Devices | *ELD – Electronic Logging Devices | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 18 April 2020
Introduction
This document contains information required for developing an application for receiving Electronic Logging Devices data via Bluetooth from FM3001 series devices.
Acronyms and terms used in the document:
- BT – Bluetooth
- ELD – Electronic Logging Devices
Configurable parameters
ELD functionality has 3 additional parameters: ELD data send period and ELD VIN.
| Parameter ID | Parameter Type | Default Value | Value Range | Value | Parameter Name | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Min | Max | |||||
| 40000 | Uint8 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 - Disable 1 - OBD |
OBD Feature |
| 40002 | Uint16 | 10 | 2 | 65535 | Seconds | ELD data send period |
| 40003 | String | "" | 17 | 17 | Charactes | ELD VIN |
ELD VIN number has to be exactly 17-character long, contain uppercase letters and do not include letters I(i), O(o) and Q(q) (to avoid confusion with numerals 1 and 0).
ELD APP workflow
ELD functionality start to send data periodically via BT right after external BT device has been connected if OBD Feature (parameter ID 40000) is set to ELD (option 2). ELD data sending is paused if Configurator is connected. ELD data is resumed after configurator disconnects. ELD data sending resumes automatically when external BT device reconnects after connection loss.
ELD data packet structure
ELD data packets have JSON structure as shown below:
{
Braces “{” and “}” marks packet start and end.
"dashboard_mileage": "919483",
"obd_rpm": "0",
"obd_vin": "4V4NC9EH4FN187825",
"ignition": "0",
"loc": "-10310092,3517679",
"obd_speed": "4",
"engine_hours": "0",
"time": "1518588000",
“can_data”:”0”.
}
Parameters definitions
| Parameter name | Parameter definition |
|---|---|
| dashboard_mileage | Units in km, vehicle Total Distance PGN 65217 SPN 917 |
| obd_rpm | Vehicle RPM PGN 61444 SPN 19065217 SPN 917 |
| obd_vin | Vehicle VIN PGN 65260 SPN 237 |
| ignition | Ignition state according to RPM, possible values: 0 – RPM=0 or 1– RPM>0 |
| loc | Current coordinates (longitude and latitude), example value "-10310092,3517679”, actual position is lon=-103.10092, lat=35.17679 |
| obd_speed | Units in km/h, wheel based speed PGN 65265 SPN 84 |
| engine_hours | Total Engine hours PGN 65253 SPN 247 |
| time | A point in time, defined as the number of seconds that have elapsed since 00:00:00 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), Thursday, 1 January 1970. Current timestamp used in FM3001 record saving. |
| Can_data | Shows whether CAN data is being read. 0 – CAN data is not being read; 1 – CAN data is being read. |
|
Can_data parameter has been added from firmware version 03.18.00. |
Ignition is set depending on RPM value received from TLT chip:
- ignition is set to 1 if RPM is more than 0 and is set to 0 if RPM is equal to 0.
RPM and Speed are also saved to Engine RPM and Vehicle Speed OBD IO elements.
