What Outbound Ports Does a Pelican Gateway Use?
What Outbound Ports Does A Pelican Gateway Use? The Pelican Gateway establishes outbound connections using three ports: UDP/514, TCP/9742, and TCP/9800-11000 UDP/514 This port is for diagnostic and troubleshooting information. TCP/9742 This port is used from time-to-time to verify which Pelican cloud server the gateway should user for its primary data connection. TCP/9800-11000 Each site […]
User Attributes
User User object attributes allows you to obtain summary information from the User Management section of the Pelican App. User – Object Attributes Attribute names are not case sensitive. Attribute values are case sensitive. Name Values Required Description email String Yes/No The email address of the user if they are a native user of the […]
Notification Attributes
Notification Notification attributes provides current notification statuses generated at within a Pelican App. Notification statuses can also be changed through the Notification API. Notification – Object Attributes Attribute names are not case sensitive. Attribute values are case sensitive. Name Values Settable Description name String No The configured name of the device. serialNo String No The […]
PowerUsage Attributes
PowerUsage PowerUsage attributes attributes allows you to obtain summarized information on energy usage being tracked by a Pelican PowerLink. Note: The PowerLink is a special order item and traditionally used by utilities or utility program managers to monitor energy consumptions at meters or dedicated equipment at Pelican customer sites. If your company would like more […]
MySites Attributes
MySites MySites object attributes allows you to obtain summary information such as site domain names, gateway active statuses, number of active devices, and notifications for each site. It also provides a multi-site token request for authenticating additional APIs to the sites part of MySites. Sites – Object Attributes Attribute names are not case sensitive. Attribute […]
DemandResponseHistory Attributes
DemandResponseHistory DemandResponseHistory attributes allows you to retrieve historical information related to when past Demand Response events occurred and their duration. A DemandResponseHistory request must include at least the required selection attributes, which specify a starting date/time (startDateTime) and an ending date/time (endDateTime). If you do not specify any DemandResponseHistory object attributes in the request, so only the date range […]
Demand Response Attributes
Demand Response Site object attribute can be used to start and stop Demand Response Events with a request type of drEvent or drEventCancel. This API interface simply schedules an event to run or cancels a running/scheduled event. Scheduled drEvent Only one demand response event can be scheduled at any given time. Scheduling a new drEvent […]
Provided Software
Provided Software Because the API uses standard protocols, there are no restriction on what type of systems or software may access the Pelican system. The client software simply establishes a secure (SSL) connection to their private web server address and initiates an http request. To further simplify access to the API, Pelican has developed a […]
PowerSchedule Attributes
PowerSchedule The Pelican Power Control Modules (PM5) support advanced scheduling options which include one-time or recurring run times. This interface allows schedules to be added, modified, or deleted. When retrieving schedules with a “get” request only existing or pending schedules will be returned, historical schedules are not retrievable through the API. If a schedule is […]
PowerOutput Attributes
PowerOutput PowerOutput attributes allows you to change active statuses of the Power Control Module’s relays. Each Power Control Module have five (5) output relays. PowerOutput – Reserved versus User Defined Attributes There are two types of attributes supported for “PowerOutput” objects. The first type are listed below , which are reserved and predefined. In addition […]