Device Gateway Device Asset Engine Fuel Tank Datapoints Engine RPM Engine Temperature Fuel Level
1. Go to the Zoho IOT Application's Home page.2. If you are not signed in, click the Sign In button and continue.Else, if you are signed in, the portal page will be displayed.3. Click Create Application.
4. Provide a name for the application.
Name DG MonitoringNote: Name provided is for illustration purpose only; users are free to provide any name of their choice.5. Click Create Application. A new application will now be created.6. Click Get Started.
1. Access the End Application. (By default, you will land in the End Application, which is given below; or else, click End Application in the top-right corner of the screen.)2. Select Devices > Devices in the left pane.3. Click Add Device.3. Select Add Using Product Gallery (Devices) and click Proceed.4. Select Raspberry Pi 4 and the Device Addition Wizard will appear.5. Click Import & Proceed.6. Click the toggle to Create New Model.7. Provide the following information.
Model Name | DG Gateway |
Name | My RPi Device |
Type | Gateway |
Connectivity | MQTT |
Device Application | Custom Application |
Authentication Type | Security Token without TLS |
Data Interval | 1 |
Name provided is for illustration purpose only; users are free to provide any name of their choice.A device model acts as a container that holds the configuration based on which similar devices can be created. It's highly useful while scaling your application. Refer to this guide about Models and Instances document for more details.8. Click Proceed, then click View Device in the device registered pop-up. You will be redirected to the device's information page.9. Click Skip in the Device Onboarding pop-up.
Note: Onboarding will be done at a later stage in the tutorial.
1. Select Assets in the left pane.2. Click Add Asset.3. Click the toggle to Create New Model.4. Provide the following information.
Model Name Diesel Generator Name My DG01 Connected Gateway My RPi DeviceNote: Name provided is for illustration purpose only; users are free to provide any name of their choice.The Connected Gateway (device) selected is the device created in the previous step; please select the name you have provided while adding the device.5. Click Add, and a new asset will now be added to the application. You will be redirected to the Asset's information page.
1. Click Assets.2. Click the My DG01 Asset. This will open the Asset's information page.3. Click Actions > Datapoint Configuration.4. Click Add Datapoint.5. Select Add Datapoint Group and click Proceed.6. Select Add Datapoint.7. Provide the following values in the appropriate fields:
Datapoint Name Engine Temperature Data Type Numeric Decimal Places 2 Datapoint Kind Motor Temperature Units Celsius Computation OFF Parsing Key temp_c PII Data OFF Datapoint Status ONNote: The Parsing key may differ and is based on the payload sent by the application. Provide the key corresponding to the monitored temperature as sent in the payload.8. Click Add.9. Click Add in the Datapoint Addition Alert pop up. A new datapoint will now be added to the asset.Repeat the same steps given above with the listed information to create two more datapoint templates Engine Temperature and Fuel Level.Datapoint: Engine RPM
Datapoint Name Engine RPM Data Type Numeric Decimal Places 2 Datapoint Kind RPM Units rpm Computation OFF Parsing Key eng_rpm PII Data OFF Datapoint Status ONDatapoint: Fuel Level
Datapoint Name Fuel Level Data Type Numeric Decimal Places 2 Datapoint Kind Level Units litres Computation OFF Parsing Key ft_level PII Data OFF Datapoint Status ON
On completing the steps, you must be able to see the datapoints Engine Temperature, Engine RPM and Fuel Level in the list.
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