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Devices

  • Driver interface: how a device family is decoded and, later, controlled.
  • OpenCollar Edge: the first comprehensive driver, ports, metrics, deduplication.
  • AWT tracker: African Wildlife Tracking LoRaWAN trackers, decoded from AWT's own codec.
  • OpenCollar protocol research: the full study of the public firmware and decoders.
  • Device control: actions, routes, the command lifecycle, automations.
  • OpenCollar over Web Bluetooth: status, settings and flash logs from a collar next to you, synced as deliveries.
  • Bluetooth contacts: what a device heard around it, how a sighting becomes a name, a place set by hand, and why a phone is presence and never an identity.
  • Cardiac monitoring: heart rate, variability and body temperature from a LINQII tag the animal wears, heard over Bluetooth by its collar, and what the five undocumented fields are and are not.
  • Fences and traps: a fence line that reads its status section by section from the FenceEdge devices on it, and a trap whose door a TrapEdge watches.
  • Raw log files: uploaded logs as managed assets, decoded through the same pipeline.
  • Offload stations: a RangerEdge with an SD card that trackers offload their flash logs to over LP0, the card's files read into Protect with each tracker's own keys, the station an entity and a gateway.
  • Protect Go, the app for the laptop: the separate program that reads a station's card on a laptop without a connection, what Protect gives it (the field bundle, the parser) and what comes back (the card files, nothing decoded).