Biz4Intellia

Configuration

You will use the previously obtained configuration from the Biz4Intellia platform to certificate your Meshlium as a valid sender.

In the Configuration panel, the user can set:

• Public key: User public key file provided by biz4intellia.
• Private key: User private key file provided by biz4intellia.
• Certificate: Certificate file provided by biz4intellia.
• Host: HTTPS connection string provided by biz4intellia.
• Port: MQTT port (by default 8883 for MQTT).
• ClientID: Client identification.
• Log Level: Generate log messages. From fewer to more details, the levels are: OFF, ERROR, INFO, DEBUG, REPORT. Default is OFF.
• Topic template: Topic of your message. The user can use these wildcards creating a personalized structure:
  • #ID#: Unique identifier for data.
  • #MESHLIUM#: Host name of the Meshlium unit.
  • #ID_WASP#: Identifies the Waspmote unit.
  • #ID_SECRET#: Secret identifier.
  • #SENSOR#: Identifies the sensor.
  • #VALUE#: Value obtained from the sensor.
  • #TIMESTAMP#: MySQL TIMESTAMP type ('YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS' UTC).
• Message template: Data structure of your message. The user can use these wildcards creating a customized content:
  • #ID#: Unique identifier for data.
  • #MESHLIUM#: host name of the Meshlium unit.
  • #ID_WASP#: Identifies the Waspmote unit.
  • #ID_SECRET#: Secret identifier.
  • #SENSOR#: Identifies the sensor.
  • #VALUE#: Value obtained from the sensor.
  • #TIMESTAMP#: MySQL TIMESTAMP type ('YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS' UTC).

Controlling synchronization

Once configured the server/broker, the user can launch the Meshlium Biz4Intellia IoT script ("Start" button). The program will search for the received frames on the local database, and send them to the Biz4Intellia platform via MQTT protocol. The status indicator displays the current state, saying "Running" or "Stopped".