Hi,
Apologies if this has been answered, I did try a search on the forums 1st but didn't find any answer.
In the traccar-server.log in /opt/traccar/logs (Linux) there are entries of the form
2020-08-04 15:15:20 INFO: [aaae5326: teltonika < 1.2.3.4] HEX: long_string
2020-08-04 15:15:20 INFO: [aaae5326: teltonika > 1.2.3.4] HEX: 00000001
2020-08-04 15:15:31 INFO: [aaae5326: teltonika < 1.2.3.4] HEX: long_string
2020-08-04 15:15:31 INFO: [aaae5326: teltonika > 1.2.3.4] HEX: 00000001
[I've anonymised the IP and replaced the hex with long_string where it's a long string for brevity]
The device is set to send every 60s but generate records every 15s - leading me to think it could send up to 4 records in one payload\transmission?
Is there any way to figure out if multiple records came in the same payload/transmission? Or is it not possible?
Thanks in advance
Dibs
It is definitely possible. You should see it in the log.
Hi Anton,
Many thanks for the reply.
Apologies if I sound dense - but how? I posted a small snippet of the log in my original post. Even looking at more records - nothing jumps out.
Is the time stamp of the record related to the payload/transmission? Or is it related to the packet in the payload/transmission that's been decoded?
Thanks
Dibs
Hi,
Apologies if this has been answered, I did try a search on the forums 1st but didn't find any answer.
In the traccar-server.log in /opt/traccar/logs (Linux) there are entries of the form
[I've anonymised the IP and replaced the hex with long_string where it's a long string for brevity]
The device is set to send every 60s but generate records every 15s - leading me to think it could send up to 4 records in one payload\transmission?
Is there any way to figure out if multiple records came in the same payload/transmission? Or is it not possible?
Thanks in advance
Dibs