import { IOTileDevice } from "../iotile-device";
import { IOTileAdapter } from "../iotile-serv";
import { ProgressNotifier, LoggingBase } from "@iotile/iotile-common";
import { ShockInfo } from "./types";
import { IOTileEvent } from "../../common/flexible-dict-report";
import { SignedListReport } from "../../common/iotile-reports";
export declare class POD1M extends LoggingBase {
    device: IOTileDevice;
    adapter: IOTileAdapter;
    constructor(device: IOTileDevice, adapter: IOTileAdapter);
    getShockInfo(shock: number): Promise<ShockInfo>;
    getAccelerometerStatus(): Promise<{
        'tile_state': string;
        'recording': boolean;
        'settled': boolean;
        'streaming': boolean;
    }>;
    /**
     * Download all trip data from a POD-1M.
     *
     * This method will download waveforms, trip details and environmental data from a POD-1M.
     * If the method returns then all trip information was downloaded successfully.  Any error
     * downloading data from the device will cause an exception to be thrown indicating what
     * went wrong.
     *
     * The download process proceeds as follows:
     *
     * 1. Sort and then receive up to 100 waveforms from the device.  If we are given a
     *    highestReceivedWaveform ID, then all waveforms older than this will be dropped.
     *    On newer device firmware, the dropping will happen inside the device itself.
     *    On older device firmware (Pre POD-1Mv2), we will drop the waveforms after receiving
     *    them.
     * 2. Check if any of the waveforms need their UTC timestamps fixed up
     * 3. If UTC fixup is needed, roll back the environmental streamer to the beginning
     *    to make sure that the device sends us all potential waveform timestamp markers
     *    to allow us to assign utc timestamps.
     * 4. Download environmental, system and trip data from the device.
     * 5. If UTC fixup is needed, assign utc timestamps to all waveforms stamped in uptime.
     * 6. Create IOTileEvent objects for each waveform
     * 7. Return the list of received reports and the IOTileEvent objects which are guaranteed
     *    to have their timestamps in UTC.
     *
     * Since many of these steps are fast, not all of them are included in the progress bar.
     * This routine will call ProgressNotifier.startOne()/finishOne() a total of 6 times so
     * that is the amount of space in the progress bar that should be allocated for this routine.
     *
     * If this routine is called with the possibility of a sub-progress bar, then it will show
     * progress separately for each report received and for all waveforms as a single progress
     * bar.
     *
     * @param progress A progress notifier that can be used to update a ProgressModal as we go.
     */
    downloadData(progress: ProgressNotifier, highestReceivedWaveform?: number): Promise<[SignedListReport[], IOTileEvent[]]>;
    private sortReadings;
    /**
     * Download the top 100 waveforms from the POD-1M device.
     *
     * This routine will consume 3 progress steps.
     *
     */
    private getCompressedWaveforms;
    downloadReports(notifier: ProgressNotifier): Promise<SignedListReport[]>;
}