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# Accelerometer

Configure impact force thresholds on the device so it detects and reports collisions to Navixy. Some models support separate weak and strong impact levels.

Reports an impact when the device detects force above a configured threshold for a configured duration.

## Settings

Some models expose a single threshold; others provide separate **Weak impact** and **Strong impact** thresholds.

* **Force** (weak / strong): the minimum impact force required to register an event. On models with two levels, the weak threshold triggers a low-priority event and the strong threshold triggers a high-priority event.
* **Duration**: how long the force must be sustained to register an impact. Single bumps shorter than this value are ignored.

{% hint style="info" %}
Both values are minimums for detection. A lower value makes the sensor more sensitive.
{% endhint %}

## Availability

Appears on device models with a configurable impact accelerometer.


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