XAICHB — Hard Braking Threshold
Configures the deceleration threshold used to detect hard braking events (signal F41). The threshold is the X-axis deceleration magnitude in milli-g (mg) that must be exceeded to raise the event.
Format
- Query:
>QXAICHB< - Set:
>SXAICHB{VALUE}< - Reset to default:
>SXAICHB<
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
VALUE | Threshold magnitude in mg (unsigned integer) |
Response
>RXAICHB{VALUE}<
Examples
>QXAICHB< → >RXAICHB260<
>SXAICHB350< → >RXAICHB350<
>SXAICHB< → >RXAICHB260< (reset to default)
Related Signals
F41— Hard braking (alignment gated)
Notes
- A lower value increases sensitivity (events trigger sooner); a higher value reduces false positives.
- All driving-behaviour signals require IMU axis alignment to be complete (see XAICAR).
- Sending
>SXAICHB<without a value resets the threshold to its factory default. - Out-of-range values are rejected.
- The threshold is persisted across reboots.
Defaults and Limits
- Default value:
260mg. - Valid range:
10to2000mg.