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Field Description
Detection Type There are four types of detections:
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PPM
– detections of IDs transmitted using Vemco’s traditional
coding system.
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HR – detections of IDs transmitted using Vemco’s HR coding
system (HR2 receivers only)
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PPM_SELF – detections logged when a PPM (traditional coding
system)-compatible receiver’s own built-in transmitter transmits
(HR2 receivers only)
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HR_SELF – detections logged when an HR (high residency
coding system) -compatible receiver’s own built-in transmitter
transmits (HR2 receivers only)
Full ID Full ID of the detected transmitter, including code space (ex: A69-1601-
2056)
ID The ID of the detected transmitter, without the code space (ex: 2056)
Signal Strength (dB) Signal strength of the received detection (HR and PPM detections on
HR2 receivers only)
Noise (dB) Ambient noise level at the time of the detection (HR and PPM detections
on HR2 receivers only)
Quality Score A measure of the quality of an HR detection, where 10 is excellent and 1
is poor. The quality score may be used to assist with filtering false detec-
tions out of a dataset. Detections with quality score < 3 are filtered out
upon export to CSV when using the
Export Data application (HR detec-
tions on HR2 receivers only
Decoder The decoder in the receiver that was used to decode the detection (PPM
detections on HR2 receivers only)
Sensor Value Sensor data (temperature, pressure, or acceleration), expressed in units
as indicated in the “Sensor Unit” field (sensor tags only)
Sensor Unit Units corresponding to the data in the “Sensor Value” field. Possible
units are as follows:
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ADC* – raw sensor data
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(sensor tags only)
* To convert ADC values to calibrated units, use the transmitter slope and intercept values found on
the transmitter specification sheet that came with your order.
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