Json Builder
- The WP500 Gateway allows users to seamlessly integrate JSON strings into MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) configurations.
- Follow the steps below to add a JSON string for MQTT configuration.
Adding JSON String in MQTT Configuration:
- Enter JSON String Name:
In the MQTT configuration section, provide a meaningful name for the JSON string. This name helps identify and manage different configurations.
- Select Time Interval:
Choose the desired time interval for data transmission, such as 30 seconds or 1 minute. This setting determines how often the JSON string is sent to the MQTT broker.
- Select Broker Type:
Choose "MQTT" as the broker type to establish communication with MQTT-enabled devices or platforms.
- Select Broker IP:
Specify the IP address of the MQTT broker to which the JSON string will be sent.
- Select Publishing Status:
Enable the publishing status to activate the transmission of the JSON string to the specified MQTT broker.
- Enable/Disable Store and Forward:
Decide whether to enable or disable the store and forward feature. Enabling this option ensures data integrity by storing and forwarding messages in case of temporary connectivity issues.
- Add JSON String:
Enter the JSON string into the provided field. This string represents the data payload to be sent to the MQTT broker.
- Validate JSON String:
Click on the "Validate" button to ensure that the entered JSON string is properly formatted and valid.
- Click on "Add" Button:
After verifying the JSON string, click on the "Add" button to include it in the MQTT configuration.
Note:
- Save the configuration changes to apply the newly added JSON string.
- Ensure that the broker IP and other configurations align with your MQTT broker settings.
- Regularly review and update JSON strings based on your application's data requirements.
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