Toyota Halo connects supported Toyota vehicles to On-Road IoT using Toyota Halo OEM data, with no device installed in the vehicle. The Toyota Halo mobile device must be made available first so it shows in the system, but assets themselves are not manually commissioned. They're synced automatically through the On-Road IoT Data Connector.
This integration is available in Australia at Level 1: position, speed, and odometer in Live tracking and trip history.
Engine hours, harsh events, and fault codes are not supported at this level.
What you need
- An asset enrolled in Toyota Halo, with an embedded DCM or a Toyota TL-OBD aftermarket device.
- Your Toyota Halo API Username and API Password, configured for your organization by Powerfleet.
- Access to the On-Road IoT Data Connector settings.
What you can do
- Track the vehicle position in live tracking.
- View the odometer reading for the vehicle.
- Review trips in trip history. On-Road IoT opens and closes trips for you when Toyota Halo does not send a trip end.
Set up a Toyota Halo vehicle
- Make the Toyota Halo mobile device available. See Make the Toyota Halo mobile device available.
- Enable and configure the Toyota Halo IoT Data Connector. See Setting up Toyota Halo integration in On-Road IoT.
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