ISO 15143-3 (AEMP 2.0) API

How do APIs work?

• Data is generated by your equipment.
• Data flows from Product Link™ connected assets to the Caterpillar database, where it is stored.
• ISO 15143-3 facilitates extraction and transfer of raw data and processed information into your database.
• Data is stored on your server indefinitely and used for any purposes you require, such as trending, business intelligence and equipment histories.
• Raw data can be organized and analyzed, providing useful information about machine health, fuel usage, operating and idle hours, location, etc.
• These important insights can help inform business decisions – resulting in decreased fuel consumption, reduced maintenance costs, better equipment performance and improved operator productivity.

Data types for API

Snapshot is the last reported value and provides a view of an individual piece of equipment (or fleet) at a single point in time.

• Header information (equipment header) [snapshot]
• Last known location (only one data point) [snapshot]
• Operating hours [snapshot]
• Cumulative fuel used [snapshot]
• Fuel used in the preceding 24 hours [snapshot]
• Cumulative idle operating hours [snapshot]
• Fuel remaining ratio [snapshot]
• DEF remaining ratio [snapshot]
• Engine condition [snapshot]
• Cumulative load count [snapshot]
• Cumulative payload totals [snapshot]
• Diagnostic trouble codes [time series]