CAN Messages Transmitted from Device - DBC v1.7

A DBC file for the below messages can be obtained by contacting Control support or via Email at support@cntrl.io or via WhatsApp at +44 7723 366 365.

• TLM_Keepalive - 0-255 sawtooth pattern

• TLM_CPU_Temp - Modem CPU Core temperature

• TLM_CPU_Usage – Not implemented

• TLM_Uptime – Uptime of modem in seconds, useful to validate modem reboots

• TLM_Suppress_Echo – TLM_Suppress value currently being received by the modem (see message 0x610)

• TLM_TelemIO_Echo – TLM_TelemIO value currently being received by the modem (see message 0x610)

• TLM_Transmit_Mode_Echo - TLM_Transmit_Mode value currently being received by the modem (see message 0x610)

• TLM_TargetIP_Echo – TLM_TargetIP value currently being received by the modem (see message 0x610)

• TLM_SerialNumber – Modem serial number

• TLM_Firmware_Major – Modem firmware major version

• TLM_Firmware_Minor – Modem firmware minor version

• TLM_Firmware_Revision – Modem firmware revision version

• TLM_Voltage_Input_mV – Input Voltage Pre Ultracapacitor (battery voltage)

• TLM_Voltage_Cap_mV – Input Voltage Post Ultracapacitor

• TLM_ActiveModem

  • Active modem, 0 indicates unable to transmit, modes that use multiple modems are represented by their own values as described in the DBC file

• TLM_DataBufferKB

  • Amount of data in modem buffer, this will rise if the modem is unable to transmit due to connectivity constraints and will fall as the buffer is flushed. In normal real-time running this value will be 0

• TLM_DataReceivedKB

  • Amount of data received from logger

• TLM_DataTransmittedKB

  • Amount of data transmitted by modem - could be less than TLM_DataReceivedKB if optimisation is enabled or data has been thrown away because of suppress mode or hasn’t been sent for any other reason

• TLM_TelemetryPacketsReceived – Amount of telemetry packets the modem decoded from the incoming data stream

• TLM_TotalPacketsReceived – Includes data packets that were not able to be identified as telemetry packets

• TLM_RetransmitPacketsRx– Number of retransmit request packets received, each packet can request multiple packets so no expected direct correlation with the number of retransmitted packets

• TLM_RetransmitPacketsTx– Number of telemetry packets that have been retransmitted following a request

• TLM_RetransmittedKB – Amount of data that has been retransmitted

• TLM_Modem1_MCC – Mobile Country Code, Indicates the country in which the modem is connected

• TLM_Modem1_MNC – Mobile Network Code, indicates the mobile network the modem is connected to

• TLM_Modem1_Radius_State – Indicates if there is a valid RADIUS authentication session for a data connection

• TLM_Modem1_Link_State – Indicates if there is a radio link available

• TLM_Modem1_RAT – Radio Access Technology in use (for example 3G or LTE as defined in the DBC file)

• TLM_Modem1_RSSI – Indicates signal strength

• TLM_Modem1_SurePathState – Indicates if data transit is possible over this connection

• TLM_Modem1_SIMRegistered – Indicated if the SIM is registered to a mobile network

• See TLM_Modem_1 for explanation of values

• See TLM_Modem_1 for explanation of values