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The message for sensor data is a JSON object that contains an array of objects. Each object has six properties:
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Login
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Sensor login field (used as a unique identifier in the batch data POST).
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Timestamp
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A Unix timestamp in milliseconds that represents the time when the data was collected.
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Quantity
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A string that represents the quantity of data collected.
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Data Properties
Data payload JSON object that contains an array of objects. Each object has six properties:
Login | Sensor login field (used as a unique identifier in the batch data POST). |
Timestamp |
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A Unix timestamp in milliseconds that represents the time when the data was collected. | |
Quantity |
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A string that represents the quantity of data collected. | |
Value |
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A string that represents the value of the data collected. | |
Unit |
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A string that represents the unit of measurement for the data collected. | |
DataType |
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A string that represents the type of data collected. | |
ValueOK |
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A boolean value that indicates whether or not the value of the data collected is valid. If not valid, the sensor will be highlighted in the 3D application. |
Supported Data Types The following data types are supported by Twinzo's API:
Byte, SByte
Int32, UInt32, Int16, UInt16, Int64, UInt64
Single, Double, Decimal
Char, String
Boolean
DateTime
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Every value is passed to the JSON object as a string in parenthesis. Twinzo API parses value according to the data type specified. The default data type is String. For example, Boolean and numeric values will look like this:
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Child Pages For more information on integrating data with Twinzo, visit the following child pages:
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Localization Data Integration
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