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Traccar Web UI mod
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Device sensor identification / database? #285

Open fitzy89 opened 8 years ago

fitzy89 commented 8 years ago

Hello

Do you happen to know if there is a database anywhere of various sensors and values for supported devices?

I have a Ruptela FM-Eco3 tracker and I've done a bit of testing to identify which sensors shown in Traccar are for which function of the device. It may not be accurate but from my experience so far I think I've got it right. This tracker has 4 digital inputs, 2 analogue inputs and 2 analogue outputs.

I am now trying to work out the functions of io27 and io65.

Traccar sensor Ruptela FM-Eco3 function Notes
io2 DIN1 Digital input 1
io3 DIN2 Digital input 2
io4 DIN3 Digital input 3
io5 DIN4 Digital input 4. By default, is set to ignition status (off/on = 0/1)
io27 Unidentified function, my values vary between 11-17 while driving
io65 Unidentified function, possibly power/battery supply voltage as values fluctuate around the same level for the entre journey. Values appear as a 8 digit number, possibly should have a decimal?
sat Number of satellites
ip IP Address
vitalidze commented 8 years ago

No, I don't know about such database. I believe the best place to find information about all these sensors is the device protocol documentation. You can find many documentations here: https://www.traccar.org/protocols/

vitalidze commented 8 years ago

I have just remembered this one - there are some sensor descriptions. However, the sensor names may not match with traccar's sensor names.

fitzy89 commented 8 years ago

Thanks again @vitalidze I've looked at both the links you mention and although they are very useful sadly they don't have the information I'm looking for. I've been searching for a while today online but I can't find much about it really even in the manual it doesn't mention the functions of the reported sensors but hopefully I'll be able to work it out. I'll leave this post up and maybe it might help someone else. Thanks for your time once again.