I am using the mygeotab python package when I get status data I can pull back the odometer but the amount looks too big. device_id='bF'
data = client.call('Get',typeName='StatusData',search={'fromDate':utcnow,'deviceSearch':{'id':device_id},'diagnosticSearch':{'id':'DiagnosticOdometerId'}}) {'controller': 'ControllerNoneId',
 'data': 156023615.04000002,
 'dateTime': datetime.datetime(2020, 9, 14, 18, 10, 27, 233000, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc),
 'device': {'id': 'bF'},
 'diagnostic': {'id': 'DiagnosticOdometerId'},
 'id': 'avY1QFftsHUH2-hgLQPFEAA',
 'version': '00000000078f0025'}The odometer is reading 156,023,615 . What units are these in? I need to get them into miles  

What units are the odometer readings in when using the MyGeotab Python package?

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can I change the unit of measure inside the api call or should I just make a conversion factor in my script? On my company dashboard the units are set to a different unit.

I am using the mygeotab python package when I get status data I can pull back the odometer but the amount looks too big. <code>device_id='bF'
data = client.call('Get',typeName='StatusData',search={'fromDate':utcnow,'deviceSearch':{'id':device_id},'diagnosticSearch':{'id':'DiagnosticOdometerId'}})</code> <code>{'controller': 'ControllerNoneId',
 'data': 156023615.04000002,
 'dateTime': datetime.datetime(2020, 9, 14, 18, 10, 27, 233000, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc),
 'device': {'id': 'bF'},
 'diagnostic': {'id': 'DiagnosticOdometerId'},
 'id': 'avY1QFftsHUH2-hgLQPFEAA',
 'version': '00000000078f0025'}</code>The odometer is reading 156,023,615 . What units are these in? I need to get them into miles

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What units are the odometer readings in when using the MyGeotab Python package?