inReach MINI

0: "Position Report". Drops a breadcrumb while tracking.

1: "Reserved". Reserved for later use.

2: "Locate Response". Position for a locate request.

3: "Free Text Message". Message containing a free-text block.

4: "Declare SOS". Declares an emergency state.

5: "Reserved". Reserved for later use.

6: "Confirm SOS". Confirms an unconfirmed SOS.

7: "Cancel SOS". Stops a SOS event.

8: "Reference Point". Shares a non-GPS location.

10: "Start Track". Begins a tracking process on the server.

11: "Track Interval". Indicates changes in tracking interval.

12: "Stop Track". Ends a tracking process on the server.

13: "Unknown Index". Used when the device receives a message from the server addressed to a synced contact identifier that is not on the device.

14: "Puck Message 1". Sends the first of three inReach message button events.

15: "Puck Message 2". Sends the second of three inReach message button events.

16: "Puck Message 3". Sends the third of three inReach message button events.

17: "Map Share". Sends a message to the shared map.

20: "Mail Check". Sent to determine if any messages are queued for the device.

21: "Am I Alive". Sent when the device needs to determine if it is active. This message is automatically replied to by the Garmin server to indicate the current status of the device.

24 - 63: "Pre-defined Message". The index for a text message that is synchronized with the server.

64: "Encrypted Binary". An encrypted binary Earthmate message.

65: "Pingback Message". A pingback response message (initiated through IPCInbound).

66: "Generic Binary".An uninterpreted binary message.

67: "EncryptedPinpoint". A fully-encrypted inReach message.

68: "EncryptionNegotiation". Sent by the device during the process of negotiating a new set of encryption keys. *v4 (*v4 messages are only sent starting with event schema V4. Clients using older schema will not receive these messages).

69: "EncryptionNack" Sent by the device when it has issues with the encrypted traffic (e.g. receiving unencrypted traffic, key gets corrupted, etc.) *v4 (*v4 messages are only sent starting with event schema V4. Clients using older schema will not receive these messages).

3099: "Canned Message". A Quicktext message, potentially edited by the user.

No Fix = 0, 2D Fix = 1, 3D Fix = 2, 3D Fix+ = 3

A value of 1 indicates the message originated from an inReach. 0 indicates the message originated from a paired device and was then sent by the inReach.

Indication that the inReach battery is below 25%. A value of 1 indicates that the inReach battery is low. The value 0 means that the battery is not low. The value 2 indicates that the battery status was not reported on this message

The change in the SOS or tracking interval in seconds. 0 indicates that the interval has not change. Anything greater than 0 indicates a change in interval. (600 = 10 minutes)

A value of 1 indicates that a factory reset has occurred on the inReach. A value of 0 indicates that no factory reset has occurred.

The way the message was sent. It can be Satellite or Internet.

The text that was sent by the inReach. This can be empty if nothing was sent.

Mime type for the file. Possible values: image or audio.

Audio file transcription. Available only if mediaType is audio.