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X, Y
WIDTH, HEIGHT
IMG_IX
IMG_FORMAT
BOOT_COUNT
TEMPERATURE
LANID
2 = Image update queued
3 = Image update queued and next already pending
4 = Image update failed
5 = Image update failed, waiting for retry
6 = Image update failed, busy retrying
7 = Image update failed, busy retrying, next pending
8 = Image updated succesfully
16 = Image error (image could not be opened, found or
generated)
If the ESL is linked, these fields contain an integer value of the X-,
Y-offset of the generated image on the ESL. Generally these
values will be '0'. <Null> = Unknown or not linked
If the ESL is linked, these fields contain an integer value of the
width and height (in pixels) of the generated image on the ESL.
Generally these values will be 200 x 96 for the EE201.
<Null> = Unknown or not linked
This field will generally be '0'. Only if multiple products will be
shown on a single large ESL, then IMG_IX will be different for
each image that is displayed on the ESL.
<Null> = Unknown or not linked
If an e-paper ESL is linked, this field will generally be set to '1'
indicating that the image is transmitted compressed to the ESL. If
the data is sent uncompressed it would be '0'. Other values are
reserved for TFT based ESLs (TIFF=2, JPG=3, GIF=4,
FIRMARE=5).
<Null> = Unknown or not linked
Shows how many time the firmware of the ESL was reset
Shows the temperature range on which the ESL is supposed to
run on (0=default; higher values are to compensate for low
temperatures). Please note that low temperatures and values > 0
will increase power consumption!
LANID = 0000 means ESL will associate to all base stations.
LANID <> 0000 means ESLs will only associate to base stations
with the same LANID or with LANID 0000
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