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Mileage and fuel level

This API gets information about a vehicle’s mileage and fuel level at a specific moment in time.

How to get data

Method

 GET

Request address

To get the data, use the address: https://<server_address>/api/api.php?

Request parameters

  • cmd=istatus — API command to get the status
  • imei — unique vehicle identifier in PILOT
  • unixtimestamp — timestamp for the requested moment (Unix timestamp)
  • node — node number where the command should be executed
 

Example request

https://<server_address>/api/api.php?cmd=istatus&unixtimestamp=1408840780&imei=356495042533101&node=1
Response
{
    "code": 0,
    "msg": "OK",
    "total_run": 0,
    "total_run_by_can": 0,
    "engine_hours": 0,
    "fuel_sensors": [
        {
            "info": "Fuel Sensor 1",
            "id": 150325,
            "fieldname": "t_53lls1",
            "fuel": 0
        },
        {
            "info": "Fuel Sensor 2",
            "id": 150326,
            "fieldname": "lls2",
            "fuel": 0
        }
    ],
    "fuel": 0,
    "unixtimestamp": 1408840780
}
In response to the API request, the following is returned:
  • total_run — total mileage of the vehicle at the requested time (km)
  • total_run_by_can — mileage according to CAN bus data (km)
  • engine_hours — engine hours in seconds
  • fuel — fuel level in the tank at the requested time (liters)
  • fuel_sensors — array of fuel sensors (if multiple sensors exist), each containing:
  • info — sensor description
  • id — unique sensor ID
  • fieldname — system field name of the sensor
  • fuel — fuel level recorded by this sensor (liters)
  • unixtimestamp — timestamp for which the data is returned (Unix timestamp)