Seems like there are two bits for the ignition. Not sure which one is right. And I don't see anything for the AUX cable. Are you sure the mapping is correct?
Yes, confirmed, that's the info on each of those states of the gps and its acc and the cable
OK, so for the ignition you can try this ignition:
status & 1024 > 0
For the AUX cable, it seems like the device is not reporting it in the status. At least not as a dedicated flag.
the ignition marks without problem with the normal parameters of traccar in port 5013
the only alert that it does not detect is the auxiliary cable
You can try this expression:
!((status & 256 > 0) ^ (status & 1024 > 0))
ok, I tried it in test and it tells me TRUE, two doubts, what attribute should I put in the box in this case and could you tell me how to get to that solution, it is to be able to understand more in the future
You put the attribute that you want it to be stored as.
ok, basically it is the name of the category that I want that correct event to indicate to me, I was asking because it varied in boolean and chain down depending on the one I chose
Well, the result is boolean.
And how does this translate, so to speak, to know how to get from 11111020 to (status & 256 > 0, that is, what it refers to, so that I can do it in the next few times
Read about binary number representation and read about the expression syntax.
Regards, the attribute leaves the alarm on traccar all the time, that is, it signals it but it does so in the listing all the time and in the event it repeats it each time the car is turned on and off, remaining the same active, but I got the documentation Original direct from the distributor, here it is
https://www.mediafire.com/file/132scgag1rqiz4u/Protocol.pdf/file
this is the device
this protoocoll is for the 2g version, whit door sensor cable 3g does not have it
Yeah, but you need to check the binary format.