.. _headlabel-refx-data-142: Data 142 (Crash Information) ============================ Identifies the information of crash event. The frame format of the Data **142** unit is as follows: .. code-block:: none For example (Total 6 bytes): 80 8E 03 00 06 40 .. tabularcolumns:: |p{3.2em}|p{10.2em}|p{5.8em}|p{13em}|p{5.8em}| .. table:: :width: 100% :widths: auto +---------+--------------------------------------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------+--------------+ | Parts | Fields | Length (Byte) | Range/Format | Default | +=========+============================================+===============+=============================================+==============+ | ID | Data ID | 2 | 808EH (142) | 808EH (142) | +---------+--------------------------------------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------+--------------+ | Length | Data Length | 1 | 00H or 03H | | +---------+--------------------------------------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------+--------------+ | Content | `Crash ID` | 1 | 00H-FFH | | + +--------------------------------------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------+--------------+ | | `Peak Acceleration` | 2 | 0000H-FFFFH (mg) | | +---------+--------------------------------------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------+--------------+ - `Crash ID` When the terminal detects a crash event, it will automatically assign a crash ID. The ID is convenient to distinguish multiple adjacent crash events. It rolls from 00H to FFH. - `Peak Acceleration` The maximum acceleration value when the crash incident occurred. Expressed as a 16-bit signed integer and the unit is mg.