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Events Reporting Configuration
Rev 2.0 C Aug.10 135
Events Protocol
The Events Reporting protocol is a collection of messaging formats. The
messages are sent to the Reports Server.
The Events Protocol includes four message types.
• 1 - Type, Length, Value - The TLV consists of the MSCI ID as the type, the
length of the data, and the actual data.
•2 - Binary - A binary condensed form of the TLV message will be sent.
• 3 - ASCII - An ASCII condensed and comma deliminated form of the TLV
message will be sent.
•4 - XML - An XML form of the data will be sent.
Tip:
Because of its flexibility and robustness, the TLV message type is recommended for
most reports using the Events Protocol. The Binary and ASCII forms do not contain “A type
field” which can result in misinterpretation of data. Since the TLV and XML forms always
includes the type as well as the data, an unintentional type can be identified much easier.
Additional Reports
The last three report types allow an additional report of the defined types sent to
a separate destination.
Select the Protocol, or report type desired and fill in the appropriate fields. The
configuration needed for the report will depend on the protocol chosen. Use the
previous report types as the guide for what fields are required.
• For an additional Email report, you would fill in the Report To, Report Subject,
and Report Message the same way as the Email report. The Report To can
be the same email address as the Email report or a different one. The Report
Subject and Report Message can also be different.
• For an additional SMS report, you would specify the phone number in the
Report To field and fill in the Report Message.
• For an additional Relay report, you would specify the relay value by number
in the Report To field.
·1 - Relay 1
·2 - Relay 1, Inverted
·3 - Relay 2
·4 - Relay 2, Inverted
• For an additional Events Protocol report, you would use the Report To field
to indicate the protocol, by number, to be used.
·1 - Type, Length, Value
·2 - Binary
·3 - ASCII
·4 - XML
- ALEOS Configuration 1
- User Guide 1
- Trademarks AirCard 4
- Contact 4
- Information 4
- Revision 5
- Rev 2.0 C Aug.10 2 8
- Rev 2.0 C Aug.10 3 9
- ALEOS User Guide 10
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- Contents 11
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- Rev 2.0 C Aug.10 7 13
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- 1: Introduction 17
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- Tools and Reference Documents 19
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- Main Menu Tabs 21
- Configuring 22
- Operation Modes 22
- Data Communication 23
- Applying Templates 24
- Figure 2-5: ACEmanager : Load 26
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- 3: View Status 29
- WAN/Cellular 30
- LAN/WiFi 31
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- VPN connection has been made 32
- Security 33
- Services 33
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- View Status 35
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- • Off (Default) 36
- Applications 37
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- 4: WAN/Cellular Configuration 39
- WAN/Cellular Configuration 41
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- • apn=access point name 41
- ACEmanager 42
- Keepalive 44
- Data usage using Keepalive 44
- 5: LAN/WiFi Configuration 45
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- Host Port Routing 47
- Wi-Fi devices 48
- LAN/WiFi Configuration 49
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- Shared WEP 50
- WPA/WPA2 Personal 50
- WPA Enterprise 51
- Installing the USB drivers 53
- Virtual Ethernet 55
- Virtual Serial 57
- Global DNS 59
- 6: VPN Configuration 63
- VPN 1 to 5 64
- VPN Configuration 65
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- 7: Security Configuration 69
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- Port Filtering- Inbound 71
- Port Filtering-Outbound 72
- Trusted IPs - Inbound 73
- Trusted IPs - Oubound 74
- MAC Filtering 75
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- 8: Services Configuration 77
- Configuring Engine Hours 79
- Dynamic DNS 80
- Understanding Domain Names 81
- Dynamic Names 82
- Command Parser 83
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- SMS Gateway 85
- Add a Trusted Phone Number 87
- AirLink SMS Protocol 87
- Email (SMTP) 89
- Management (SNMP) 90
- Time (SNTP) 92
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- 9: GPS Configuration 95
- Server 1 98
- Server 2 to Server 4 100
- PPTSV will also be disabled 102
- Local/Streaming 105
- GPS Configuration 107
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- 10: Serial Configuration 109
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- Raven Line devices 112
- MODBUS Address List 117
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- 11: Application Configuration 119
- 12: Report Configuration 121
- Redundant Server 123
- Store and Forward 123
- Reliability Modes 124
- 13: I/O Configuration 125
- Configuration 126
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- 14: Admin 129
- Event Trigger 131
- Event Configuration Types 132
- Digital Inputs 133
- Analog Inputs 133
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- Network 135
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- Configuring Reports 137
- Events Protocol 141
- Additional Reports 141
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- Configuring Data 144
- AVL Group 145
- Digital I/O Group 145
- Analog Input Group 145
- Network Data Group 145
- Network Traffic Group 146
- Device Name Group 146
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- Caution: 149
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- Rev 2.0 C Aug.10 147 153
- Connection 154
- Figure 1-22: DUN Connection 159
- Figure 1-23: DUN Properties 160
- Figure 1-25: Networking 161
- Figure 1-26: PPP Settings 161
- Note: The direct DUN 163
- ACEview are not available 163
- Windows DUN 164
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- B: Configuring Modbus/BSAP 167
- Host for Modbus on UDP 168
- Modbus with UDP 169
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- C: PPP over Ethernet (PPPoE) 173
- Figure 3-10: PPPoE Connection 177
- Figure 3-13: PPP Settings 178
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- Protocol 181
- SNMP MIB Definition Sample 182
- Display Responses 188
- Product ID 189
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- GPS Overview 191
- Remote Access Protocol (RAP) 192
- Before you Configure GPS 193
- Configuring the Datum 194
- Over-The-Air (Remote) Host 194
- Local Host 195
- TCP GPS Report Polling 195
- Report Types 195
- Sending Reports Automatically 196
- RAP Configuration 198
- Device ID 199
- Odometer Data in Reports 199
- NMEA Configuration 200
- Streaming Messages (Local) 201
- Persistent Streaming 202
- TAIP Emulation Configuration 203
- Local Connection 204
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- F: AT Commands 207
- GPRS Info 209
- CDMA Info 210
- CPU Status 210
- ATS53=T192.168.100.23/12345 212
- ATS53=foo.earlink.com 212
- ATS53=192.168.100.23/12345 212
- ATS53=/12345 212
- Negative = No coverage 214
- Dynamic IP 218
- PPP/Ethernet 219
- PassThru 220
- Low Power 224
- Firewall 224
- Serial Port 230
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- Table 6-22: GPS: Serial Port 231
- Cellular 232
- Rev 2.0 C Aug.10 229 235
- • n=1-2 Input number 235
- • s=OPEN or CLOSED 235
- Table 6-25: I/O 235
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