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<B>
Replaced with local battery voltage.
<E>
Replaced with external battery voltage.
<F>
Replaced with the current FileCounter. Used primarily for filenames so a unique filename is
generated each time a report, alert or CSV data is delivered as an email attachment or to an FTP
server.
<Y>
Replaced with the type of message being generated. Either 'Report' or 'Data'. Used primarily for
filenames so (because there is only one global filename defined) the filename can contain a
reference to the type of data it contains. Used when a report or CSV data is delivered as an email
attachment or to an FTP server.
<M1>
Replaced with the contents of the Macros entered in the System Macros page. Using macros
through to
offers two distinct advantages.
<M6>
1. A single piece of text can be used in multiple reports and is editable in just 1 place and
also changeable via SMS remote configuration.
2. Increases the size of reports. Although each report has a limited length including macros
can increase the length of the final output. Remember that macros cannot contain tokens.
<H>
Replaced with channel health check summary. Channel error types are listed against a list of failed
channel numbers. Example:
Comms: 1,4
Battery:
Error: 9
Integrity: 6,9-10,12
<FOR>
Indicates the start of the looped section. The section between the <FOR> and <EACH> tokens will
be decoded once for each channel.
<CC>
Within a loop section this will be replaced with the channel number.
<DD>
Within a loop section this will be replaced with the data tag from the channel.
<
>
Within a loop section this will be replaced with the value from the channel (Contains a zero rather
0
than a specific channel number).
<SS>
Replaced with the status value from the channel.
<FF>
Replaced with the flags value from the channel.
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