OptionalactionWhat a join filter rule does, or whether a trusted end device is read or removed.
OptionalactionWhether its action was valid.
OptionalbackHow many WOR frames without an acknowledgment before an uplink goes anyway.
OptionalbatteryA device battery level: 0 on external power, 255 when it cannot tell.
OptionalbucketIts bucket size multiplier, as TS011-1.0.1 table 55 codes it.
OptionalcadHow often a relay scans, as TS011-1.0.1 table 18 codes it.
OptionalcadWhether the scan period was valid.
OptionalchannelWhether the frequency was usable.
OptionalchannelWhich channels may carry an uplink.
OptionalchannelWhether the channel mask was usable.
The identifier it travels under.
OptionalcombinedWhether a join filter rule was one to create, change or remove.
OptionaldataThe data rate a network asks a device to use.
OptionaldataWhether the data rate was set.
OptionaldataWhether the device can run that range of rates.
OptionaldefaultWhich of the region's relay channels is a relay's default one.
OptionaldefaultWhether the default channel was valid.
OptionaldelayHow long a device waits before its first receive window, as the command codes it.
OptionaldevAn end device address a relay command names.
Which way it travels.
OptionaldownlinkWhether a downlink is.
OptionalenabledWhether a relay runs.
OptionaleuiThose bytes, most significant first, with the rest zero.
OptionaleuiHow many leading bytes of JoinEUI and DevEUI a join filter rule matches.
OptionaleuiWhether its length was valid.
OptionalfractionThe fraction of that second, in steps of one part in 256.
OptionalfrequencyA frequency in hertz, for the receive window and the channel commands.
OptionalfrequencyWhether its radio can reach that frequency.
OptionalgatewaysHow many gateways heard it.
OptionalglobalThe global uplink bucket size multiplier.
OptionalglobalUplinks a relay forwards an hour across every trusted end device.
OptionalindexWhich channel a channel command names.
OptionalindexWhether a trusted list entry was in use.
OptionaljoinThe join request bucket size multiplier.
OptionaljoinJoin requests a relay forwards an hour, 127 for no limit.
Which command this is, as a name.
OptionalmarginHow far above the floor a link check arrived, in dB.
OptionalmaskWhich block of sixteen channels that mask applies to.
OptionalmaxThe fastest rate allowed on it.
OptionalmaxThe share of the air a device is held to, as one over two to this.
OptionalmaxThe coded transmit power ceiling a region imposes.
OptionalminThe slowest rate allowed on it.
OptionalnotifyThe notification bucket size multiplier.
OptionalnotifyNew end device notifications a relay sends an hour.
OptionaloverallThe overall bucket size multiplier.
OptionaloverallEvery message a relay sends an hour.
OptionalpowerWhether the power was set.
OptionalrelayHow an end device uses a relay, as TS011-1.0.1 table 40 codes it.
OptionalreloadTokens a trusted end device earns an hour, 63 for no limit.
OptionalresetWhat a forwarding limit command does to a relay's token counters, as table 63 codes it.
OptionalrootAn end device's root relay session key.
OptionalrssiThe signal strength of a WOR frame a relay could not verify, in dBm.
Optionalrx1How far the first receive window sits below the uplink rate.
Optionalrx1Whether the window offset was in range.
Optionalrx2The rate of the second receive window.
Optionalrx2Whether the window rate was known.
OptionalsecondHow far above its frequency the second channel is acknowledged, as table 35 codes it.
OptionalsecondWhether its acknowledgment offset was valid.
OptionalsecondThe second channel's data rate; its frequency is the frequency field.
OptionalsecondWhether the second channel's data rate was valid.
OptionalsecondWhether its frequency was valid.
OptionalsecondWhether a relay configuration sets a second channel, 1 for yes.
OptionalsecondWhether the second channel index was valid.
OptionalsecondsSeconds since the GPS epoch.
OptionalsmartHow many unanswered uplinks turn relaying on, as table 41 codes it.
OptionalsnrIts signal-to-noise ratio, in dB.
OptionalsnrThe signal-to-noise ratio of the last request, in dB.
OptionaltransmissionsHow many times to send an unconfirmed uplink.
OptionaltxThe transmit power it may use, as a ceiling.
OptionaluplinkWhether an uplink is held to 400 ms of air time.
OptionaluplinkWhether the channel already had an uplink frequency to pair a downlink with.
OptionalwfcntA wake-on-radio frame counter.
One of the commands a network and a device configure each other with.
kindnames the command andcidis the identifier it travels under. Only the fields that command carries are set; the rest arenull. The same identifier means a different command in each direction, sodirectiondecides which one this is.