Alert IDs

Description

Alert IDs (or Event IDs) are unique numerical or coded identifiers assigned to specific events or alerts. These IDs help the server, software, or system quickly recognize and categorize the type of event being reported by the device.

Alert Name	Alert ID	Description
LIVE PACKET	1	Real-time location and status data Real-time GPS coordinates, speed, ignition state, and other status information are transmitted from the device to the server at the configured update rate(CUUR,CUURT,CUURS). This ensures live monitoring of the vehicle’s movement and operational status.
HISTORY PACKET	2	Stored Packets during no network coverage Data packets that were stored in the device during periods of no network coverage are automatically uploaded once connectivity is restored. This prevents data loss and provides a continuous travel history.
MAIN POWER DISCONNECTED	3	Device is disconnected from Main Power Supply Triggered when the external main power supply (vehicle battery) is disconnected from the device. Indicates possible tampering or power failure.
INTERNAL BATTERY LOW	4	Internal backup battery level is critically low Alert generated when the device’s internal backup battery level falls below a critical threshold, warning that backup power may soon run out.
INTERNAL BATTERY CHARGED	5	internal backup battery has reached sufficient charge level. Indicates that the device’s internal backup battery has been successfully recharged to a safe operating level while connected to the main power supply.
MAIN POWER CONNECTED	6	Device is connected to Main Power Supply Notification that the device is successfully connected back to the external main power supply and operating on it.
IGNITION ON	7	Vehicle ignition ON Generated when the vehicle’s ignition is switched ON, marking the start of a trip or vehicle usage.
IGNITION OFF	8	Vehicle ignition OFF Generated when the vehicle’s ignition is switched OFF, marking the end of a trip or vehicle going to sleep mode.
HARSH BRAKE	13	Vehicle decelerates rapidly beyond a set threshold Detected when the vehicle decelerates abruptly beyond a pre-set threshold, indicating risky driving behavior whenever harsh braking exceeds the value configured in HBT
HARSH ACCELERATION	14	Vehicle accelerates rapidly beyond a set threshold Triggered when the vehicle accelerates too quickly beyond a defined safety threshold, indicating aggressive driving. This alert is generated whenever the vehicle’s harsh acceleration exceeds the value configured in HAT.
RASH TURN	15	Vehicle makes a sudden turn Activated when the vehicle makes a sudden, sharp, or high-speed turn that exceeds safe driving parameters, used for driver behavior monitoring. This alert is generated whenever the vehicle’s rash turning exceeds the value configured in RTT.
OVER SPEED	17	Vehicle exceeds a predefined speed limit Sent when the vehicle exceeds a predefined speed limit. The threshold is configurable (CUSL) based on driving policies.
GEOFENCE ENTRY	18	Vehicle enters a predefined virtual boundary (geofence) Alert when the vehicle enters a pre-defined virtual boundary (geofence). Useful for monitoring entry into restricted or designated areas.
GEOFENCE EXIT	19	Vehicle leaves a predefined virtual boundary (geofence) Alert when the vehicle exits a pre-defined geofence boundary. Helps track unauthorized movement outside allowed zones.
TILT	22	Vehicle’s orientation angle is cahnged beyond a predefined threshold Generated when the vehicle’s orientation angle changes beyond a safe threshold (e.g., rollover risk, towing, or unusual tilting movement). This alert is triggered whenever the device is tilted by more than the configured CUTA angle from the reference position
SYSTEM RESET	24	System restart information Notification that the device has undergone a system reset, either manually by command or automatically due to internal conditions.