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      • Adding an EtherNet/IP Connection
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      • Adding a SparkPlug MQTT Connection
      • Adding a Text/JSON MQTT Connection
      • Sending values to MQTT
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      • Adding a Modbus TCP Device
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Adding a Text/JSON MQTT Connection

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Last updated 2 years ago

You can add a SparkPlug MQTT connection by clicking + next to Connections in the sidebar:

In the Create Connection page that appears, enter the Name for your connection:

Then select the MQTT Text/JSON protocol:

Fields will appear below. Enter the Server URL, Username, and Password of the MQTT server to connect to:

Then enter the Data To MQTT Topic, Data From MQTT Topic, and Metadata To MQTT Topic you would like to use for the Iron Pi (or other device running Clarity Gateway):

Finally, click Save:

Once the connection has been created, you will see the following page. The status bar at the top will indicate if Clarity Gateway is connecting to the server, has connected, or failed to connect:

To return to your connection settings from another page, click its name in the MQTT section of the sidebar: