Xeos Technologies Inc. Onyx, User Manual

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Highest Battery Voltage Highest measured battery voltage
Iridium Message Count The number of SBD messages queued for sending
Iridium Session Count Total successful Iridium connections
Iridium on Time Total successful Iridium connections on first try
Iridium Send Failures non18 Iridium failures, excluding RF drop
Iridium Send Failures Type18 Iridium failures due to RF drop
Bytes TX Sum of all data sent in Bytes
Iridium Messages Received Successfully received SBD messages
Bytes RX Sum of all data received in Bytes
GPS Sessions Total GPS attempts
GPS On Time Total successful GPS fixes on first try
GPS Fix Count Successful GPS fix count
GPS TTFF Average Average time to fix, in seconds
High Temperature Not used with the Onyx
Low Temperature Not used by the Onyx
Stats
The $stats command will return performance statistics recorded since the last power-up. The
stats are like $statsl but exclude Power Cycle Count and Watchdog Reset Count.
Message Enable
The Onyx has several message types that can be enabled for GPS and event messages. At factory
defaults, the Onyx will send compressed binary GPS (not human readable) and event (startup and
battery) messages. These message formats can be changed using the $msgenable command.
The Onyx has the following message types available for use:
Message Number Message Type
0 GPS Plain Text Short
1 GPS Plain Text Long
5 Argos PDR, unused by Onyx
6 Sensor Binary
7 Event Data
8 Water Sense Hist
10 GPS Bin Compressed
11 Motion Binary
At factory defaults, the following message types are enabled for each mode:
Timer Mode Message Types
0 10,11
1 10,11
2 10,11