#=====================================================================================
# Cloud Connector General Settings
#=====================================================================================

# Device ID type: Determines the way a Device ID will be generated.
# Possible values are:
#   - static        Device ID will be manually specified in the 'device_id' setting.
#   - mac           Device ID will be auto-generated and saved using device MAC address.
#   - imei          Device ID will be auto-generated and saved using device's IMEI number.
#   - provisioning  Device ID will be provisioned from Device Cloud using the Vendor ID
#                   number set in the 'vendor_id' setting. 
device_id_type=provisioning

# Device ID: 16-octet number for uniquely identifying devices in Device Cloud. This 
# setting should be left blank if 'device_type' is set to 'provisioning', 'mac' 
# or 'imei'. If 'device_type' is set to 'static' then this setting must be filled.
device_id=

# Vendor ID: Identifier of the Device Cloud user account. This value will be used to
# determine the account to which a device belongs to. If 'device_id_type' setting is set
# to 'provisioning', this value determines the account that offers Device ID 
# provisioning. It can be obtained under 'Admin > Account Settings > My Account > 
# Vendor Information' within your Device Cloud account. If this setting is not properly
# configured or is left empty, an error will be thrown while connecting. The format of this
# setting is: '0xXXXXXXXX'.
vendor_id=

# Firmware Version: Determines the version of the application running Cloud 
# Connector. This version number is formed by 4 numeric values separated with a dot.
# This version is used just in case target 0x00 is not defined by the user (or it is 
# invalid) in the 'firmware_targets.xml' file.
# The target 0x00 version among 'device_type' and 'vendor_id' is used by Device Cloud
# to cache RCI device descriptor. Changing any of these values will cause Device Cloud 
# to ask the device for a new RCI device descriptor.
firmware_version=0.0.0.1

# Device Type: Name of the device running Cloud Connector.
device_type=Emulator

# Description: Description of the device running Cloud Connector.
description=Emulator running the Data Push Sample

# Contact: Contact information of the maintainer of the device.
contact=

# Location: Location of the device. This does not imply GPS coordinates, just a readable
# location.
location=


#=====================================================================================
# Cloud Connector Connection Settings
#=====================================================================================

# URL: Device Cloud URL to which Cloud Connector will connect to.
url=login.etherios.com

# Enable Secure Connection: Set to 'True' to connect to Device Cloud using the secure 
# protocol (SSL), set it to 'False' to establish a standard TCP connection.
enable_secure_connection=True

# Enable Compression: Set to 'True' to enable ZLib compression while sending/receiving
# data from Device Cloud, set it to 'False' to disable data compression. 
enable_compression=True

# Enable Reconnect: If set to 'True', Cloud Connector will attempt to reconnect to
# Device Cloud after a connection is lost or there is a connection error.
enable_reconnect=True

# Reconnect Time: Determines the time in seconds to wait after the connection is lost 
# or there is a connection error before attempting to reconnect. This setting has effect
# only if 'enable_reconnect' setting is set to 'True'.
reconnect_time=10

# Keep Alive Time: Determines the time frequency in seconds in which Cloud Connector
# will send 'Keep Alive' messages to Device Cloud to maintain an open connection.
keep_alive_time=75

# Server Keep Alive Time: Determines the time frequency in seconds in which Cloud
# Connector expects to receive 'Keep Alive' messages from Device Cloud to maintain 
# an open connection.
server_keep_alive_time=75

# Wait Times: Determines the number of lost 'Keep Alive' messages (sent or received) 
# before considering the connection between Cloud Connector and Device Cloud lost.
wait_times=5

# Authorization type: Determines the type of authorization to use to connect to Device
# Cloud using the configured Device ID. This feature only works if the Device ID is 
# configured to require any of the authorization mechanisms set via the '/ws/DeviceCore' 
# provisioning service.
# Possible values are:
#   - none        No authorization mechanism enabled for this Device ID.
#   - basic       Basic password authorization is required for this Device ID.
authorization_type=none

# Password: Connection authorization password. This setting has effect only if 
# the 'authorization_type' setting is set to 'basic'.
password=password


#=====================================================================================
# Cloud Connector Services Settings
#=====================================================================================

# EnableRCI: Set it to 'True' to enable the RCI facility in Cloud Connector. RCI allows
# Device Cloud to offer a configuration layer from Device Management to access several
# device settings and stats described in a descriptor file.
enable_rci=True

# Extend RCI: Set it to 'True' if you want to extend the default RCI device descriptor
# to add custom device settings and stats to be configured and viewed from Device
# Manager. A custom RCI Hook must be passed to the CloudConnector constructor for this RCI
# extend feature.
extend_rci=False

# Descriptor Type: Determines where the descriptor file is stored: 'embedded', Cloud
# Connector will look for the descriptor file (defined in 'descriptor_loc') inside the jar; 
#'external', Cloud Connector will look for the file in the file system of the device.
descriptor_type=embedded

# Descriptor Location: Determines the location of the custom RCI descriptor that will
# extend the default device RCI descriptor. This setting has effect only if the
# 'extend_rci' setting is set to 'True'.
descriptor_loc=

# Enable Data Service: Set it to 'True' to enable the Data Push and Device Request 
# features. This will allow the device to upload Data Points and files to Device Cloud
# and receive device requests.
enable_data_service=True

# Enable File System: Set it to 'True' to enable access to the file system from Device 
# Cloud. This feature allows you to list, download, upload, and remove of files remotely.
enable_file_system=True

# Storage Directory: Determines the file system sandbox root directory to use for the
# file system service. This setting has effect only if the 'enable_file_system' setting
# is set to 'True'.
storage_dir=/root1/

# Firmware File Notify: Establishes the notification method in the firmware update
# process.
# Possible values are:
#   - chunk_received    Notifies when a new data chunk is received during a
#                       firmware update.
#   - file_completed    Notifies when a full firmware file is downloaded and stored 
#                       in the path of the target.
#
# Firmware update targets must be specified in a 'firmware_targets.xml' file 
# describing the number of available targets with their names, paths, sizes, and 
# file patterns. A custom Firmware implementation must be passed to the 
# CloudConnector constructor for this feature.
firmware_file_notify=file_completed


#=====================================================================================
# Cloud Connector Logging Settings
#=====================================================================================

# Log Information Messages: Set it to 'True' to log information level messages. 
log_information=True

# Log Error Messages: Set it to 'True' to log error level messages.
log_errors=True

# Log Debug Messages: Set it to 'True' to log debug level messages.
log_debug=False

# Log Raw Packets: Set it to 'True' to log raw EDP protocol messages. This setting will
# take effect only if the 'log_debug' setting is set to 'True'.
log_packets=False

# Log Exceptions: Set it to 'True' to log exceptions.
log_exceptions=True

# Log System Events: Set it to 'True' to log system events.
log_system_events=True

# Log Connection Events: Set it to 'True' to log connection events.
log_connection_events=True

# Log RCI Events: Set it to 'True' to log RCI feature events.
log_rci_events=True

# Log Device Request Events: Set it to 'True' to log Device Request feature events.
log_device_request_events=True

# Log Data Push Events: Set it to 'True' to log Data Push feature events.
log_data_push_events=True

# Log Data Points Events: Set it to 'True' to log Data Points feature events.
log_data_point_events=True

# Log File System Events: Set it to 'True' to log File System feature events.
log_file_system_events=True

# Log Firmware Events: Set it to 'True' to log Firmware feature events.
log_firmware_events=True

# Log Tag: Identifies the instance of the Cloud Connector in the log messages. 
# This setting is useful if the application is going to run multiple instances 
# of the Cloud Connector concurrently.
log_tag=

# Log Output: Establishes the enabled log messages output.
# Possible values are:
#   - console Log messages will be sent to the standard output.
#   - file    Log messages will be sent to a file located inside the directory 
#             configured in the 'storage_dir' property. Its name will follow the 
#             format 'connector_log_yyyyMMdd_HHmmss.txt', where:
#                yyyy:   current year
#                MM:     current month
#                dd:     current day of month
#                HH:     current hour
#                mm:     current minutes
#                ss:     current seconds
#
#             By default, the complete path of the log file is 
#    
#                'file:///root1/connector_log_yyyyMMdd_HHmmss.txt'
#
#  - both     Log messages will be sent to the standard output and to a log file
#             as it is described above.
log_output=console

#=====================================================================================
# Cloud Connector System Settings
#=====================================================================================

# Use Static Location: Set it to 'True' to specify a static GPS location for the
# device. If set to 'False', GPS location of the device will be 'unknown'.
use_static_location=False

# Static Location Latitude: Determines the latitude of the GPS static location. This
# setting only has effect if the 'use_static_location' setting is set to 'True'. 
static_location_latitude=42.46288

# Static Location Longitude: Determines the longitude of the GPS static location. This
# setting only has effect if the 'use_static_location' setting is set to 'True'. 
static_location_longitude=-2.43798

# Static Location Elevation: Determines the elevation of the GPS static location. This
# setting only has effect if the 'use_static_location' setting is set to 'True'. 
static_location_elevation=35

