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SensorMessage Members

The following tables list the members exposed by SensorMessage.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Data 

list of datum information 
 
This is IsAuthenticated, a member of class SensorMessage. 
 

the date the sensor message was made 
 

the unique application id of the sensor letting you know if it is a temperature or humidity sensor 
 

unique sensor identifier 
 

the signal Strength from the sensor to the gateway 
 

lets you know if the sensor was in an aware state, joining, or normal 
 

the voltage left on the sensor 
 
Name 
Description 
 

gets data based off the application base of the sensor  
 

gets the the date and time of the message that came in 
 

gets the sensors unique identifier of the sensors type such as temperature = 2 
 

gets the rawData of the message sent in from the sensor  
 

gets the unique identifier of the sensor 
 

gets the signal strength of the sensor  
 

gets the state value  
 

gets voltage of the sensor in millivolts  
 
This is isIsAuthenticated, a member of class SensorMessage. 
 
This is the overview for the SensorMessage constructor overload. 
 
This is setIsAuthenticated, a member of class SensorMessage. 
 

sets the the date and time of the message that came in @param messageDate calendar of when the message came in 
 

sets the sensors unique identifier of the sensors type such as temperature = 2 @param profileID unique identifier of the sensors type 
 

sets the rawData of the message sent in from the sensor @param rawData value is in a byte array 
 

sets the unique identifier of the sensor @param sensorID unique identifier of the sensor 
 

sets the signal strength of the sensor @param signalStrength value of the signal strength 
 

sets the states value @param state value to set the state 
 

sets voltage of the sensor @param voltage value of the voltage in millivolts 
 

gets the signal strength as a percent  
 

to string writes out the data of the sensor  
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