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Universal Device Test Guide (view source)
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Each device I/O parameter has its own unique ID, which is called AVL ID. Once the TCP/UDP listener and AVL Records parser are implemented, received AVL IDs descriptions can be checked in the AVL ID list page for your specific device (for example: [[FMB120_Teltonika_Data_Sending_Parameters_ID|'''FMB120''']] ).
Each device I/O parameter has its own unique ID, which is called AVL ID. Once the TCP/UDP listener and AVL Records parser are implemented, received AVL IDs descriptions can be checked in the AVL ID list page for your specific device (for example: [[FMB120_Teltonika_Data_Sending_Parameters_ID|'''FMB120''']] ).
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