DeviceLoad

Returns a ConsumerDevices object containing consumer's devices data

public ConsumerDevices DeviceLoad(bool <byHttps>, string <userName>, string <password>, DeviceLoadParameters <deviceLoadParameters>, ref char <messageType>, ref string <message>)

Parameters:

bool <byHttps>	Set to true if you want to user https protocol otherwise, if you want to use http, set it to false
string <userName>	A string containing the username assigned from MyWakes
string <password>	A string containing the password for the MyWakes user
DeviceLoadParameters <deviceLoadParameters>	A DeviceLoadParameters object containing command's specific parameters
ref char <messageType>	A string containing output parameter that will return the type of message returned in <message> field: I=information, W=warning, E=error
ref string <message>	A string containing output parameter with the message content

DeviceLoadParameters

UInt32 <Consumer>

The Consumer's Id to read devices data linked to

Returned Type: ConsumerDevices

Returns a ConsumerDevices object that has the following structure:

Int32? <sms>	user's number of SMS left
List<Device> <Devices>	A List of Device objects

Device object

Contains each device setting data and has the following structure:

Int32 <id>	device Id
Int32? <Type>	device type, can have one of the following value: 1 = TK102-2, 2 = TK102, 4 = TK203, 5 = TK201-2, 6 = TK201, 7 = XT107, 20 = IFD6000, 21 = IFD-NET, 30 = Daggy, 40 = Angelo
DateTime <Expiration>	service expiration date
string <IMEI>	device's IMEI code
string <Tel>	SIM's telephone number
string <Password>	device password
uint? <ServerMode>	connection mode to My Wakes platform, can be: 0 (zero) not connected, 1 (one) connected do My Wakes platform
string <APN>	APN address of the SIM into the device
string <APNUser>	APN user name
string <APNPassword>	APN password
uint? <IntervalMode>	timing sampling mode, can be: 0 (zero) disabled, 1 (one) enabled
uint? <Interval>	sampling interval in seconds
uint? <SendInterval>	permit to group more sampling into one packet
decimal <GeoLat1>	virtual fence latitude in degree and decimal degrees. If the position is in the southern hemisphere the value will be negative so it will be preceded by a minus sign. If virtual fence is a circle this value is the latitude of the center of the circle, otherwise the top left of the area.
decimal <GeoLot1>	virtual fence longitude in degree and decimal degrees. If the position is in the western hemisphere the value will be negative so it will be preceded by a minus sign. If virtual fence is a circle this value is the latitude of the center of the circle, otherwise the top left of the area.
decimal <GeoRadius1>	virtual fence radius in meters.
decimal <GeoLat2>	virtual fence latitude in degree and decimal degrees. If the position is in the southern hemisphere the value will be negative so it will be preceded by a minus sign. It is the latitude of the bottom right of the area.
decimal <GeoLon2>	virtual fence longitude in degree and decimal degrees. If the position is in the western hemisphere the value will be negative so it will be preceded by a minus sign. It is the latitude of the bottom right of the area.
int32? <GPSMode>	GPS mode, can be: 0 (zero) disabled, 1 (one) enabled
string <Phone1>	first telephone number
string <Phone2>	second telephone number
string <Phone3>	third telephone number
string <CenterPhone>	phone number to sent SMS and fences alarms to
int32 <TrackType>	tracking mode, can be: -1 (minus one) no track is recorded, 0 (zero) – if track is private and still visible only to the track owner, 1 (one) – if the track will be published to a page that has to be shown to friends, 2 (two) – if the track can be published in a common page where all public tracks are visible to everybody
uint <Radar>	consumer's position update mode: 0 (zero) the device will not update the consumer's position, 1 (one) the device will update the consumer's position
int32 <Battery>	battery's charge percentage