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Events

Events define what the device does when signal conditions change. Up to 100 events can be configured (E00–E99).

Event Format

>SED{NN}{H}{V}{D};{EQUATION}{SENSE}<
FieldDescription
NNEvent index (00–99)
HHandler: N=normal, X=serial port, S=signal only, U=undefine
VEvent type: V=EV message, A,B,C=EV + extended tag groups
DDestination address (0–9)
EQUATIONPostfix boolean expression
SENSE+=rising, -=falling

Equation Syntax

Events use postfix (Reverse Polish Notation) expressions:

OperatorSymbolExample
SignalnameF00
NOT!F00! (NOT ignition)
AND&F00F13& (ignition AND power)
OR|F12F16| (motion OR hard motion)

Examples

EventCommandDescription
Ignition ON>SED00NA0;F00+<Report when ignition turns ON
Ignition OFF>SED01NA0;F00-<Report when ignition turns OFF
Motion>SED02NA0;F12+<Report when motion detected
Speed exceeded>SED03NA0;S00+<Report when S00 speed limit exceeded
Geofence enter>SED04NA0;R00+<Report when entering region R00
Power loss>SED05NA0;F13-<Report when external power is lost
Complex>SED06NA0;F00F01&+<Report when ignition ON and GPS fix

Optional Action Commands

Events can execute additional commands when they fire. Append ;ACT={CMD}; to the event equation:

>SED00NA0;F00+;ACT=SSSXP21< ← Set output 2 to true when ignition turns ON

Deleting Events

>SED00U< ← Delete event E00