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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.
==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.


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Revision as of 07:09, 18 June 2025

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.

List of Alert IDs
Alert Name Alert ID Description
LIVE PACKET 1 Real-time location and status data
Reserved 2 Not Applicable
Main Power Disconnected 3 Device is disconnected from Main Power Supply
Internal Battery Low 4 Internal backup battery level is critically low
Internal Battery Charged 5 internal backup battery has reached sufficient charge level.
Main Power Connected 6 Device is connected to Main Power Supply
IGNITION ON 7 Vehicle ignition ON
IGNITION OFF 8 Vehicle ignition OFF
HARSH BRAKE 13 Vehicle decelerates rapidly beyond a set threshold
HARSH ACCELERATION 14 Vehicle accelerates rapidly beyond a set threshold
RASH TURN 15 Vehicle makes a sudden, high-speed, or aggressive turn that exceeds safety thresholds
OVER SPEED 17 Vehicle exceeds a predefined speed limit
GEOFENCE ENTRY 18 Vehicle enters a predefined virtual boundary (geofence)
GEOFENCE EXIT 19 Vehicle leaves a predefined virtual boundary (geofence)
OVER SPEED 20 Vehicle’s current speed exceeds the predefined speed limit
TILT 22 Vehicle’s orientation angle is cahnged beyond a predefined threshold