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Meters Data Reference

Meters exposes 59 selectable values in 13 groups. The primary road-speed and engine-speed instruments remain fixed; any selectable value can also be assigned to any of the eleven secondary positions.

Meters is a read-only display. It does not tune the engine or send control commands to the vehicle.

GroupCountValues
Motion7Road Speed, Engine Speed, Road Speed Code, Engine Speed Code, Accelerator Code, Speed Quality Code, Source Status Code
Wheel Speeds8Front Left Speed, Front Right Speed, Rear Left Speed, Rear Right Speed, and the four matching wheel codes
Position and GPS15GPS Fix Type, GPS Fix Flags, GPS Validity Flags, GPS UTC Date, GPS UTC Time, Latitude, Longitude, Altitude, GPS Speed, Course Over Ground, Vehicle Heading, Horizontal Accuracy, Vertical Accuracy, Speed Accuracy, Heading Accuracy
Temperatures6Outside Temperature, Outside Temperature Code, Intake Temperature, Intake Temperature Code, Coolant Temperature, Coolant Temperature Code
Trip2Trip Distance, Trip Distance Code
Drivetrain (Raw)6BCM Gear Code, BCM Selector Code, Vehicle Database Gear Code, Vehicle Database Selector Code, Neutral Switch Code, Clutch Switch Code
Dynamics (Raw)4Yaw Rate Code, Longitudinal Acceleration Code, Yaw Quality Code, Longitudinal Quality Code
Fuel (Raw)4Fuel Level Code, Trip Economy Code, Total Economy Code, Long-Term Economy Code
Electrical (Raw)1Battery State Code
Engine (Raw)1Engine Load Code
Reverse1Reverse Active
Calculated3Top Speed, Average Speed, Drive Time
System1Clock
Total59

Normal readings have a known quantity, validation rule, and display format. Meters converts speed, distance, altitude, temperature, time, and date using the current Mazda Connect settings where applicable.

Fields marked RAW expose the integer code transported by the factory data source. Those values are useful for investigation and vehicle-to-vehicle comparison, but their scale or enum meaning has not been claimed. Meters does not invent a unit, label a gear, or turn a source code into a percentage without calibration evidence.

Each source has an age limit appropriate to the signal. Motion data expires sooner than temperatures or fuel data. Meters also rejects the wrong data type, out-of-range values, and malformed records.

When a value is missing, stale, or invalid, the field shows an unavailable state instead of retaining the last number. This is expected during startup and can also mean that a particular vehicle does not publish the source.

Position fields require a usable GPS fix. Meters accepts the factory fix only when it falls within the supported fix types and quality limits. Latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, course, and heading can disappear when the fix becomes stale or inaccurate.

Meters does not upload or log coordinates. Its browser code connects only to local loopback services on the CMU. A coordinate appears only on the screen when the owner assigns that field and the current fix passes validation.

  • Top Speed is the highest accepted road-speed reading in the current drive session.
  • Average Speed is calculated from accepted road-speed readings during the current drive session.
  • Drive Time tracks the current drive session.

These app-derived values are display aids, not certified instruments or permanent logs.

Road and GPS speed follow miles or kilometers. Temperatures follow Celsius or Fahrenheit. The clock follows 12-hour or 24-hour time. GPS UTC date and time remain explicitly GPS-sourced values.

See Getting Started for picker controls and Meters FAQ for compatibility and privacy details.