Every model is given a model type that specifies what sort of devices it will be used for and applies certain restrictions to various features in the platform based on those devices' usage and capabilities.
There are three model types:
- Display: used for displays running embedded Linux with onboard telematics connectivity.
- Telematics: used for devices running embedded Linux with onboard telematics connectivity. These devices do not incorporate a display.
- Connected Logger: used for scaled down devices running embedded C with onboard telematics connectivity. These devices do not incorporate a display.
Every device also has a type. Assigning a device to a certain model will implicitly assign the model's type to the device too.
A device with a model of type Telematics will automatically also have type Telematics.
Each model type is associated with certain restrictions, applied to every model of that type, that prevent users from entering settings that will not work on that type of device.
See the pages on alerts, CAN databases, and modules for more info.
- Telematics
- Wakeup interval -
disabled
- Wakeup interval -
- Telematics
- Wakeup interval -
disabled
- Wakeup interval -
- Alerts
- Alerts per device -
10max - Conditions per alert -
3max - Date conditions per alert -
1max
- Alerts per device -
- CAN Database
- Protocol -
Standard,Extendedonly - Baud rate -
50K,83.33K,100K,125K,250K,500K,800K,1Monly - CAN bus number -
CAN1,CAN2andSensorsonly
- Protocol -
- Logging
- Log rotations -
disabled
- Log rotations -
- Live Data
- Capture before -
disabled - Capture after -
disabled - Wakeup interval -
disabled
- Capture before -
- Modules
- Number of modules -
1max
- Number of modules -
- OTA Files
- One active file per module -
true
- One active file per module -