Devices
Device data management
The device page provides tools for visualizing, filtering, editing, and exporting variables, facilitating the management of data received by your device. You can access these tools by navigating to the Device module, selecting a device, and clicking ...
Configuration Parameters for Devices
Configuration Parameters are key-value pairs that enable you to customize the behavior of your Devices in different scenarios. For example, you can use them to specify how to decode data or send downlink messages, filter your devices on Widgets, or ...
Chunk Management
The Chunk Management feature is a powerful tool that allows you to easily manage the data of your Immutable devices, either to create backups or delete information. By accessing the Device module and selecting a Device Data Optimized (Immutable) ...
Simulator (Data Stream)
If you don't have a real sensor (hardware) to send data through the Internet in hand, you can still try out all of TagoIO's features by selecting some device simulators that will feed data in real-time. It's like you were adding a virtual device. ...
Device Emulator
The device emulator is a powerful tool for developers to send data as if it was sent by a real device. The emulator is intuitive and requires just a few clicks to validate and send your data package. To access the device emulator, go to the Device ...
Device Emulator Functions
Functions are helper variables that you can add into your payload when using the Device Emulator, and each function has a purpose. To add a function into your payload, click on thebutton and select a function. You can use functions both in ...
Live Inspector
The live inspector is a useful tool for developers to debug parser scripts and monitor traffic to and from devices. To access the live inspector, go to the Device section, select the device, and then click on the Live Inspector tab. Start the live ...
Data Export
At TagoIO, you have multiple options for exporting data. You can export device data directly from the Admin panel on your device's page, through the API, or directly from Widgets in either the Admin panel or the TagoRun portal. Exporting data will ...
Grouping variables
Grouping variables It is expected that most devices will send more than one variable at a certain time. And when visualizing the data, the user may want to see them synchronized at each sample period. For example, a device sends a GPS location, speed ...
Device Token
The secret key used between TagoIO and your device is called a Device Token. Any access from a device will only be granted with a valid token. This token should be kept in secret and only be shared with those you trust. Each time a device is created, ...
Devices
Device is the link between your external things and the data in your account. To allow anything to send or receive data from TagoIO, you need to create a device. The communication between external devices and TagoIO is done via HTTP or MQTT methods ...
Data Retention Feature
The Data Retention feature automatically removes old data from Immutable devices after the period you define. The goal is to help customers to avoid unnecessary costs with data that don’t need to be kept for a long period of time. The Data Retention ...
Blueprint Devices
Blueprint Devices are dynamic Devices available on Blueprint Dashboards. They can be changed by the user in realtime, and by doing so, the Dashboard will reload the data for the Widgets that use them. You can change the Blueprint Devices by selecting ...
Adding devices with connectors
Connectors enables you to create a device with built-in behaviors that allow it to communicate with a Network very easily. When creating devices at TagoIO, it is important to know that there are different ways to allow them to send & receive data ...
Using the Device Emulator
If you want a quick way to send data to your applications, but you don't have your hardware device available at the moment, or you simply need to send data to debug your applications, you can do that very easily using the Device Emulator. To access ...
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MQTT
MQTT stands for MQ Telemetry Transport; it's an extremely simple and lightweight publish-subscribe messaging protocol. It was designed for constrained devices and low-bandwidth, high-latency or unreliable networks. TagoIO has its own MQTT broker, ...
Access Management
Access Management (AM) is a module that helps you securely grant access to certain resources in your account. You create Targets (users or things) and determine which type of Permissions for the resources they will have. Some examples of how AM can ...
Connector Overview
Connectors enable you to create a device with built-in behaviors that allow it to communicate with a Network very easily. They also help you automate and scale your devices, once you create a device using a connector, that device will also run the ...
Devices
Device is the link between your external things and the data in your account. To allow anything to send or receive data from TagoIO, you need to create a device. The communication between external devices and TagoIO is done via HTTP or MQTT methods ...
Profiles
Profiles are similar to having different sub-accounts under your own main account. You can create multiple profiles for persons or organizations and then share them with others. By doing this, you will continue to own the 'sub-account' while allowing ...