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Inovonics Transmitter and Repeater Message
Examples
This section contains information that will be helpful when creating
rules for processing incoming data.
All messages function like a list of dictionaries in Python. They will
come wrapped in square brackets, contain at least one message,
and will be separated by commas.
Note:
Currently some historical messages will have a TXID of 0.
These do not contain any data from the sensor and can be ignored
on the receiving end.
Transmitter RF Message
[{
"message": {'
"header": "InboundComplete",
"signal": {
"margin": 38,
"level": 38
},
"metadata": {
"traceCount": 0,
"originatorUid": {
"serialNumber": 16249316,
"market": {
"name": "Submetering"
}
},
"firstHopUid": {
"serialNumber": 10894274,
"market": {
"name": "NetworkCoordinator"
}
},
"traceUidList": [],
"hopCount": 0
},
"payload": {
"leakDetectCount": 100,
"mcb": 61,
"status": {
"stat1bit4": false,
"tamper": true,
"stat1bit0": false,
"stat1bit1": false,
"stat0bit1": false,
"stat0bit0": false,
"rapidTransmissionMode": false,
"stat1bit5": false,
"stat0bit7": false,
"lowBattery": true,
"shipping": false,
"deltaTotalizer": false,
"supervision": true,
"stat1bit3": false,
"stat1bit2": false,
"reset": false
},
