Public Attributes
uint8_t	t
	DataSeries Type. Currently supported types.

uint32_t	ts
	Timestamp representing the number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970 - based on traditional Unix time.

uint8_t	it
	Increment type. Valid Types:

uint8_t	im
	Increment multiplier. The increment multiplier is an additional field that allows you apply a multiplier of 1-255 for time offset increments. For example: let's assume that our data is being gathered at 20-millisecond intervals. We could certainly represent the data as [0,37,60,38,20,42,140,36] where the time offset "3" becomes "60", "1" becomes "20", and "7" becomes "140".

uint8_t	vt
	Value type.

uint8_t	ss
	Series size (element count)

Detailed Description

Definition at line 60 of file ConfigurationObjects.h.

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◆ im

uint8_t AppConfigurationObjects::_DataSeriesHeader_t::im

Increment multiplier. The increment multiplier is an additional field that allows you apply a multiplier of 1-255 for time offset increments. For example: let's assume that our data is being gathered at 20-millisecond intervals. We could certainly represent the data as [0,37,60,38,20,42,140,36] where the time offset "3" becomes "60", "1" becomes "20", and "7" becomes "140".

Valid range is 1 to 255

Definition at line 105 of file ConfigurationObjects.h.

◆ it

uint8_t AppConfigurationObjects::_DataSeriesHeader_t::it

Increment type. Valid Types:

Type	Value
0	Seconds
1	Milliseconds
2	Minutes
3	Hours
4	Days

Definition at line 95 of file ConfigurationObjects.h.

◆ ss

uint8_t AppConfigurationObjects::_DataSeriesHeader_t::ss

Series size (element count)

Definition at line 115 of file ConfigurationObjects.h.

◆ t

uint8_t AppConfigurationObjects::_DataSeriesHeader_t::t

DataSeries Type. Currently supported types.

Type	Value	Range	JSON Object Name	Detail
Heart Rate	1	0-255	heartRate	Beats per minute
Skin Temperature	2	0-255	skinTemp	Celsius
Core Temperature	3	0-255	coreTemp	Celsius
Hydration Percentage	4	0-100	hydration	Percentage
Blood Oxygenation Percentage	5	0-100	bloodOxygenation	Percentage
Fatigue Level	6	0-10	fatigueLevel	0 = low fatigue, 10 = maximum fatigue
Task Effectiveness Level	7	0-10	taskEffectiveness	0 = minimal effectiveness, 10 = maximum effectiveness