I'm in the process of setting up Teltonika alarms, but I have a few concerns. Specifically, when there is a power cut and then the power is restored, the IO32 always gets reported by the device. My main question is how I can trigger a "power cut" alarm when the value changes from the previous state.
For example, I'm trying to check if the previous io32 value was 0 (which indicates the device was plugged in) and if the current value is 1. If this happens, it would mean that the device was unplugged. Here's the condition I have:
PREVio32 === 0 ? (io32 === 1 ? "powerCut" : null) : null
(i know this condition doesn't work , its just an exemple )
Can someone help me refine this logic or suggest a better way to implement this?
You need to enable processing.computedAttributes.lastAttributes
first. Then you'll be able to access lastX
where X
is your attribute. It should be in camel case.
just testing it , i tried this
fixTime result was Sat Dec 21 02:39:44 CET 2024
lastFixTime result was Sat Dec 21 02:39:44 CET 2024
i always get the same result no matter what attribute i try it in
i tried it in and the attribute that i am sure there value changed from previous position
and i did enabled this processing.computedAttributes.lastAttributes
I'm in the process of setting up Teltonika alarms, but I have a few concerns. Specifically, when there is a power cut and then the power is restored, the IO32 always gets reported by the device. My main question is how I can trigger a "power cut" alarm when the value changes from the previous state.
For example, I'm trying to check if the previous io32 value was 0 (which indicates the device was plugged in) and if the current value is 1. If this happens, it would mean that the device was unplugged. Here's the condition I have:
(i know this condition doesn't work , its just an exemple )
Can someone help me refine this logic or suggest a better way to implement this?