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julian 90d6a73a60 Sync ROADMAP statuses with landed work; mark 1.10/1.12/1.13 as paused

Tasks 1.1-1.9 marked done with their landing commit SHAs. Tasks 1.10
(observability), 1.12 (production hardening), and 1.13 (device
authority) marked paused with explicit resume triggers — pilot
deployment on real Teltonika hardware takes priority. Task 1.11
remains as next, in slimmed form for the pilot (no /readyz healthcheck
since the metrics endpoint is part of paused 1.10).

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Task 1.7 — Codec 16 parser

Phase: 1 — Inbound telemetry Status: 🟩 Done — landed in commit 381287b Depends on: 1.4, 1.5 (shared helpers), 1.9 Wiki refs: docs/wiki/concepts/avl-data-format.md § Codec 16, docs/wiki/sources/teltonika-data-sending-protocols.md § Codec 16

Goal

Parse Codec 16 (0x10) AVL data bodies into Position records, including the per-record Generation Type byte.

Deliverables

src/adapters/teltonika/codec/data/codec16.ts exporting codec16Handler: CodecDataHandler with codec_id: 0x10.
Test file test/codec16.test.ts with the canonical doc example (multi-record) plus at least one synthetic fixture covering each Generation Type value.

Specification

Differences from Codec 8 / Codec 8E

Field	Codec 8	Codec 16	Codec 8E (for contrast)
Codec ID	`0x08`	`0x10`	`0x8E`
Event IO ID width	1B	2B	2B
Generation Type	—	1B	—
N total / N* counts	1B	1B	2B
IO ID width	1B	2B	2B
Value widths	1/2/4/8B	1/2/4/8B	1/2/4/8B
Variable-length IO (NX)	—	—	Yes

Codec 16 is a "mixed" layout: 2-byte IO IDs (like 8E) but 1-byte counts (like 8), plus the new Generation Type field. This is the trap — implementers who copy from Codec 8E will get the count widths wrong; implementers who copy from Codec 8 will get the IO ID widths wrong. Read the spec carefully and write fixture-driven tests first.

IO Element layout (Codec 16)

[Event IO ID 2B]
[Generation Type 1B]   ← unique to Codec 16
[N total 1B]
[N1 1B]   then N1 × ([IO ID 2B][Value 1B])
[N2 1B]   then N2 × ([IO ID 2B][Value 2B])
[N4 1B]   then N4 × ([IO ID 2B][Value 4B])
[N8 1B]   then N8 × ([IO ID 2B][Value 8B])

No NX section.

Generation Type

1-byte enum:

Value	Meaning
0	On Exit
1	On Entrance
2	On Both
3	Reserved
4	Hysteresis
5	On Change
6	Eventual
7	Periodical

Storage decision: store as attributes['__generation_type'] (consistent with the __event convention from task 1.5). Codec 8 and 8E omit this key entirely. Downstream code can pattern-match on its presence.

Open question (carried from task 1.5): if we promote Generation Type to a typed Position field, then __event should also become typed. Recommendation: keep them in attributes for Phase 1; revisit when Processor-side modeling firms up. Flagged in position-record open questions.

AVL ID range

Codec 16 (and 8E) supports IO IDs > 255. The parser treats this transparently — IO IDs are read as 2-byte unsigned values; nothing prevents ioId = 1234. Just confirm no fixture has an off-by-one assumption that breaks for >255.

Acceptance criteria

Canonical doc example (two records, N1=2, N2=2, codec ID 0x10, generation type 0x05) parses correctly with both records' attributes populated.
A synthetic fixture exists for each Generation Type 0–7 (eight fixtures total or one fixture with eight records varying the field).
At least one synthetic fixture has an IO ID > 255 to verify 2-byte read.
attributes['__generation_type'] is set on every Codec 16 position; absent on Codec 8 / 8E positions.

Risks / open questions

The "mixed widths" trap is real. Pair-review (or have a second LLM agent review) the field-width table before declaring done. Fixture tests catch this if they're built carefully.
Reserved value 3 for Generation Type: spec says reserved. Decision: log a debug if observed; do not reject. We do not police reserved values that don't break parsing.

Done

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