IoT Gateway Settings
Each IoT device is characterized as a certain type of device and its specific conncetion protocol.
Examples of protocols:
• Https
• IoT Hub
• Event Hub
• Polling
Single access point
Planon wants to establish a single access point for connecting and onboarding devices using different kinds of protocols and for this purpose is introducing the IoT gateway settings TSI.
The IoT gateway settings TSI smartly identifies a device and its protocol.
In some form or other, each type of protocol has a means of unique identification to be used by customers.
IoT gateway settings provides a means for customers to easily obtain this information without having to go to the IoT platform for each device.
IoT gateway settings displays the available user-defined types, matching the different connection protocols. Consequently, in the data panel it displays the proper connection details accordingly.
Authentication
Each protocol has its specific authentication mechanism - customers require this key to onboard devices. For example:
• HTTPS has an authentication key
• IoT hub protocol requires an IoT Hub URL
All this information is now easily available in IoT gateway settings.
How it works
If a customer wishes to onboard Disruptive Technologies devices, they should get and install the 'Connect for Disruptive' app in the AppCenter
By doing so, the gateway entry is automatically created and populated - it will have an HTTPS authentication key which the customer should enter in their Disruptive console.
In this way, customers can simply connect and onboard devices.
 | • In this TSI, you can only view data - all actions have been disabled. • You can however, enter a description or note for each device connection entry. • To use the IoT gateway settings TSI - customers should add it to their navigation panel. |