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The RS232 link is used by the Cipia-FS10 device to transmit event data or snapshots to
the server-side. The RS232 link should not be used to transfer video footage unless the
data packet size is lower than the maximum defined by the Telematics box datasheet.
The RS232 link is used to receive event meta data when the Telematics box signals the
Cipia-FS10 to capture snapshot or footage due to a safety event detected by the
Telematics box.
4.9.
Bluetooth
Cipia-FS10 supports BLE version 4.2. BLE is used for connection to a BLE-supported
Telematics box or dongle.
Proximate devices discovery (scanning) and pairing takes place in Installation and
Calibration mode or Maintenance mode. During these modes, the device is always
discoverable. If no device was paired while in these modes, BLE is disabled (turned off)
during Standard mode and only turned on (discoverable) during 2-minutes after the
Ignition on event, to check whether a pairing request was issued.
The pairing method is set in the configuration file: Just Works or Passkey. If set to
Passkey, the 6-digit key, which is in the configuration file must be used. The same passkey
must be configured in the paired device.
While connected with a Telematics box, the BLE link may be used for:
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Signaling as if it was a digital input (up to 2 inputs may be defined in the
protocol).
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Data exchange (serial port profile): Events, snapshot or video footage
forwarding to the Telematics box or reception of
event’s
meta data from
the Telematics box when a safety event was detected by the Telematics
box (for example: type of event and event ID for easy association with the
Telematics box generated event).
After the first pairing performed between the Cipia-FS10 device and another
device/mobile application, the Cipia-FS10 automatically pairs with the other device on
power-up/wakeup event.
4.10.
Wi-Fi
The Wi-Fi interface should be used as the main communication link with the server GW
whenever LTE is not supported by the Cipia-FS10 device itself and there is another
WAN-connected device through which (a hotspot) the Cipia-FS10 device can establish a
connection with the server GW.