This article explains how connectors let you create devices with built-in behaviors to communicate with networks, and describes the available methods for sending and receiving data as well as common connector functions.
This article explains how Blueprint Devices and Entities function as dynamic data sources for Blueprint Dashboards, how they appear for selection, and important usage notes for widgets that support entities.
This article explains what Configuration Parameters are in TagoIO devices, where to find them, and the three configurable fields for each parameter (Key, Value, Read/Unread). It also shows how to access the Configuration Parameters tab on a device and how parameters can be set and retrieved.
This article explains how to use the Device page in TagoIO to visualize, filter, edit, import, and export device variables, and describes how the platform displays the amount of stored data for a device.
This article explains how to use built-in functions in the Device Emulator payloads, shows JSON and CSV examples, and lists the available emulator functions and their behavior.
A short guide describing TagoIO's Device Emulator, how to open it, and the types of payloads it accepts for emulating device data.
A concise guide to the Device List widget that explains what it shows and how to edit its appearance and filters in a dynamic table format.
This article explains what a Device Token is in TagoIO and how to locate and copy it from a device's General Information tab.
This article explains what a Device is in TagoIO, how devices communicate with the platform, where they are managed, and how to add devices and choose their data storage type.
This article explains how to manage devices via the TagoIO API using an account token, including creating a device with a POST request and the required request payload. It also highlights the need to use the appropriate regional API endpoint.
This article explains how TagoIO integrates with RadioBridge devices over Sigfox or LoRaWAN, what data is available, and that uplink/downlink operations are supported.
This article explains the options available in TagoIO for sending data from your application to a device, covering MQTT, HTTP, Analysis scripts, and working with Support for custom middleware.
This article explains how to use the TagoIO Device Emulator to send test payloads to your applications, the supported payload formats, and how to convert non-JSON data using a Payload parser.