To create the Send fuel information by email and SMS job, you should have:
When you create the job, the following settings are available:
Setting | Description |
---|---|
Event type | Select the type of events about which you want to receive information: fuel level, filling, or theft. You can select more than one. Fuel fillings and thefts are detected in accordance with the settings of fuel sensors. The information about fillings and thefts is sent only if they are detected. |
Method of delivery | Select the method of receiving information: SMS and/or email. In the Recipients section on the right, specify the phone number and email address of the recipient, respectively. The phone number should be indicated in the international format. To send SMS messages, the Can send SMS option should be enabled in the user properties. To send emails, you should specify the email address from which system messages should be sent in the billing plan properties. |
Message form | If several units are selected for the job, you can specify in this section whether fuel information should be sent in a separate message for each unit or in one common message. |
Time offset | In this field, you can specify by how many minutes the interval should be extended to analyze messages for detecting fuel fillings and thefts. The start time of the interval is shifted to an earlier time by the specified number of minutes (see Job execution intervals for details). This option allows taking messages from the black box into account. |
When the job is carried out, the interval for which fuel information is analyzed is determined as follows:
Interval start | Interval end | |
---|---|---|
The first job execution | The indicated activation time (minus the value from the Time offset field, if specified). | Job execution time. |
The second and successive job executions | The time of the previous job execution (minus the value from the Time offset field, if specified). | Job execution time. |
Example. The job for sending information about fuel thefts is carried out every hour: at 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, etc. The minimum theft volume specified in the sensor settings is 15 litres. From 9:55 to 10:00, 10 litres of fuel was drained, and from 10:00 to 10:05 another 5 litres. The interval boundary divides the fuel theft into parts, each of which is less than 15 litres. Therefore, the job is not executed and no information is sent.
where
Example. The following SMS message has been received:
It means that the unit Iveco_1501 has a fuel level of 66 litres and no fillings or thefts have been detected according to the first sensor. According to the second sensor (for example, in another tank), the fuel level is 100 litres, no fillings have been carried out, but a fuel theft of 10 litres has been detected.
A dash instead of any of the values may be shown for the following reasons: