Fetch all AssetTrackers

Retrieves a list of all assetTrackers from the database.

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Query Params
integer
Defaults to 0

Specifies the starting position of the data set

integer
Defaults to 50

The maximum number of items to be returned in a single response. Use it in conjunction with the offset parameter to paginate results

integer
enum

Vendor ID of the assetTracker,where,2 - indicates Calamp, 3 - indicates Queclink.

Allowed:
string
enum

vendorName of the assetTracker,where,2 - indicates Calamp, 3 - indicates Queclink.

Allowed:
integer

A unique number for the product code. You can find this code on the device itself. Example values: 1 = "DL750-12Z", 2 = "DL750-12Z1", 3 = "DL750-12Z2

string

The name of the product code, as shown on the device label. Example values: DL750-12Z, DL750-12Z1, DL750-12Z2.

string

The unique Azuga ID of the Group

string

Group name associated with the assetTracker

string

The unique Azuga ID of the Asset

string

A human-readble name for the asset

timestamp

Time at which the device first sent the data to Azuga system

timestamp

Time at which the device last sent the data to Azuga system

integer

ID of the carrier, example 4-Kore-AT&T, 9- AT&T, 17-Airtel SIM, etc

string

Name of the carrier, example 4-Kore-AT&T, 9- AT&T, 17-Airtel SIM, etc

string

Serial number of the assetTracker, it is a string of length 10 characters

string

IMEI ID of the assetTracker, it is a string between 15 to 18 chars and contain only digits

string

configVersion of the assetTracker, it is a string with combination of words and digits

number
enum

ID of the vehicleProtocol

string
enum

Name of the vehicleProtocol

string

Type of the vehicleProtocol, it can be No Protocol, OBD, JBUS

integer

Indicates if the uses OBD or JBUS protocol for communication

string

Last Known Time zone of the device

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