Element name: SDINTERFACE

Attribute: UID (UID Should be unique for each element, this UID will be referenced in the SD Message element)

Sub Element: MaxLogSize, MaxLogTime, LogFormat, NumberOfLogs, PreLogTime, PostLogTime, IsPostTimeFromEnableStart, IsEnableCreateNewLog, InitialEnableState, EnableUID, DisableUID, PartitionID.

Example:

<SDINTERFACE UID="2">

Element name: IsPostTimeFormEnableStart

Description: Defines post time start from the start or end of the event. It can be true or false. Check the Triggers section for details.

Example:

<IsPostTimeFromEnableStart>true</IsPostTimeFromEnableStart>
<IsPostTimeFromEnableStart>false</IsPostTimeFromEnableStart>

Element name: MaxLogSize

Description: Specifies the maximum size for every log file in bytes. When it is reached, the device creates a new log.

Example:

 <MaxLogSize>104857600</MaxLogSize>

Element name: PostLogTime

Description: (Post trigger time) How many milliseconds to log after a Start logging trigger occur or the time (in ms) that device will store before actual trigger. 0 = Continuous log Check Triggers section for details.

Example:

<PostLogTime>1000</PostLogTime>

Element name: IsEnableCreateNewLog

Description: If a new file has to be created on the EnableUID message, the default value is false. If it is true, this means every time that interface is enabled (from the trigger) a new log is created. It can be used for creating a new log on every event.

Example:

<IsEnableCreateNewLog>false</IsEnableCreateNewLog>

Element name: PreLogTime

Description: (Pre-trigger time) defines the time duration in milliseconds to log as a Pre-trigger log or the time (in ms) the device will store before the actual trigger. 0= Don’t use pre-trigger. Check the Triggers section for details on how to set triggers.

Example:

Element name: LogFormat

Description: Specifies the type of file created during the log process. It can be only InfluxGeneric1.

Example:

Element name: DisableUID

Description: The UID of the block that disables the writing to the SD card (stop logging). If a message is passed from this ID the writing will stop. It can be triggering event. Default value is 0.

Example:

Element name: MaxLogTime

Description: Specifies the maximum time for every log file in seconds. When it is reached, the device creates a new log.

Example:

Element name: initiaEnableState

Description: If it is true, it means the device starts logging in from the moment it is powered on. It can be used to stop triggering. If it is false, the device does not log initially and needs to start logging (triggering) events.

Example:

Element name: EnableUID

Description: Unique input ID of a block that will enable (start logging) writing on the SD card (if it’s not writing). It can be a triggering event. The default value is 0.

Example:

Element name: NumberOfLogs

Description: Maximum number of logs that device will create. If is set as “0” it means maximum allowed for the device (No restrictions), 1= Only 1 log file

Example:

Element name: PartionID

Description: The ID of the partition to write to (used for multi-partitioning if bigger than 0). Define the number of partitions that the log will be stored on. The main partition is always 0. Internal storage must be formatted with partitions. The default value is 0.

Example:

<PartitionID>0</PartitionID>