Hi All,
First, I want to thank the Traccar community for such a great project.
My question is where do I go in the settings of the server to set it up to capture additional tracker information (if this feature is available).
I'm using a Noran based tracker and I want to capture the I/O information of this tracker and record this in the database as a field. If this function is not available, does anyone know where in the source code I go to add this.
Here is the last section of the code from the Traccar Debug log file. As you can see that I've included the unique name of the Noran tracker.
4e523039473137373039 (00) (00) 00
Those numbers surrounded by brackets are the one's that I want to capture within the database. Looking at the Noran protocol the third last is the I/O, the second last is FUEL Info.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Szymon
It's already supported in Traccar. All additional information is stored in the "attributes" column in the database in JSON format.
Hi Anton,
Yep you are right. Earlier I was using a few different noran trackers and did not go to the last record. It's all there.
{"io1":0,"fuel":0,"ip":"0.0.0.0","distance":128.45,"totalDistance":4006.14}
Thank you for your help.
Cheers,
Szymon
Hi All,
First, I want to thank the Traccar community for such a great project.
My question is where do I go in the settings of the server to set it up to capture additional tracker information (if this feature is available).
I'm using a Noran based tracker and I want to capture the I/O information of this tracker and record this in the database as a field. If this function is not available, does anyone know where in the source code I go to add this.
Here is the last section of the code from the Traccar Debug log file. As you can see that I've included the unique name of the Noran tracker.
4e523039473137373039 (00) (00) 00
Those numbers surrounded by brackets are the one's that I want to capture within the database. Looking at the Noran protocol the third last is the I/O, the second last is FUEL Info.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Szymon