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using api to access values of sensors like "Battery Age" or "Battery Replacement Status"
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how can the measurement or value of the above specific device and a specific sensor "Battery Age"? Does it require different license (eg the asset license)?
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Posted: 2025-09-0906:59 AM
@weiguo.kuang, You will need to use the /rest/v1/organizations/{organizationId}/measurements/live API call to get sensor data. This call outputs live sensor data and will be continuous. My recommendation would be to output it to a database so that you can get the values that you need using database calls.
I tested my command by outputting to a text file using -o output.txt and here are some results from that file (note, if doing this method, the file will indefinitely grow as long as the command runs):
Using the Sensor ID value (blurred), you can locate the sensor descriptions and parent device using the call that you have already shown in your original post.