1:39 add Assets 2:00 add Devices 3:14 push data from a device to thingsboard 4:23 post temperature to thingsboard 4:52 add rule chains 6:59 add dashboard
Most of the tutorials miss the explanation of how device data are associated with assets entities. The tutorials explain how to do things (copy/past) using a receipt, and do not explain the concepts behind.
Hi all, Please I follow the video as mentioned but I stuck in step 3 when I use the prompt command I get error message: could not resolve proxy: POST? Anyone can help me with that!!!!!! Thank you.
Hello there, how can I add multiple devices without having to create them one by one via the GUI? Is there a way such that I run a command on the device, then it sends a request to the server and is added automatically? Thank you
So I am aware that through Thingsboard One can - Connect devices to ThingsBoard; - Push data from devices to ThingsBoard etc Can I use things board to simulate IoT data without having a device? Like with packet tracer can the took ggenerate dataout of no device connected? I'm a student doing research in IoT data cleaning so I need to simulate IoT data.
I meet an problem, on dashboard, the temperature column not display data, it displayed as an attribute. but it's working on "Latest telemetry" tab of device page?
I am not getting anywhere... Why is this so difficult? Particle Photon with DHT22 Temp & Humidity sensor trying to connect to ThingsBoard..... No TH-cam videos, no example libraries, no help anywhere trying to make this work. Is it not possible? I am starting to think so. Please if anyone knows how to do this or can point me in the right direction your help would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!! Thank you in advance!
You should communicating with ThingsBoard using MQTT protocol, and as far as I know, Particle has good support for the MQTT: github.com/hirotakaster/MQTT That MQTT library looks very Arduino-like. Meaning that it is easy to use and integrate. Tons of examples laying around. Moreover, I bet that you can try any other MQTT Arduino library as well. Protocol is clearly defined here: thingsboard.io/docs/reference/mqtt-api/#telemetry-upload-api So why it is so difficult to take existing libraries, protocols, examples and spend 5 more minutes to adopt them for the Particle environment? After all, that's what you should do as a programmer, right?
@@maxpayne5449 Thanks for your reply and help! Ok so with the MQTT library you linked on github, there is no place to define the "Access Token" how would this authenticate with out an "Access Token" I noticed that the "UbidotsMQTT" library has a place to define access token so I tried it with no luck, if that would of worked using Ubidots to get data to ThingsBoard wow that would of been interesting. Adafruit MQTT library has place to #define: Username and key. So my question is how would I modify the hirotakaster/MQTT library to add "Access Token" support? I can get the Particle Photons to Publish and Subscribe MQTT to iot.eclipse.org and test.mosquitto.org no problems because they don't require an "Access Token". Any help you can give me again would be Greatly Appreciated! If someone has a modified Particle MQTT library with a place to define an access token that works connecting to ThingsBoard that would be a huge help.
@@ddwwssttaanngg , the access token must be put in a place of username. See: thingsboard.io/docs/reference/mqtt-api/#mqtt-connect Quote from that guide: The application needs to send MQTT CONNECT message with **username that contains $ACCESS_TOKEN**. Possible return codes and their reasons during connect sequence: So, again "Access Token" == "Username" It means that you can use following code (based on hirotakaster MQTT Particle example): MQTT client("demo.thingsboard.io", 1883, callback); client.connect("particle", "$ACCESS_TOKEN", ""); Replace $ACCESS_TOKEN with actual access token you have. Hope that helps.
Thank you for the question. APIkey is generated by Sendgrid. In this tutorial we use Sendgrid as outgoing mail server and this key is the same as login and password to mail account. You can use any other server. Typical cases are available from here thingsboard.io/docs/user-guide/ui/mail-settings/#step-31-sendgrid-configuration-example
Go to the page which has something called as "curl download", google the keywords, you''ll get a URL similar to the one in the tutorial, replace the hostname with the host name and the token in the url with the respective access code
I have emulator that run 6 devices, each device has 4 sensors temperature, battery, pressure and water consumption. i find difficult to create a proper dashboard because in all of your video there is no scenario for one sensor for each device but not 4 sensors to each device. In addition I would like to use a control widget that stop some device Can you assist? your feedback will be appreciate (Menachem from Friendly technologies)
Hello, we have good documentation in place regarding your query. Visit our webpage - thingsboard.io and you will find the answers to all your questions.
Hola, seguí a detalle este demo pero no logro visualizar los datos en la ultima telemetría del dispositivo previamente configurado . Me aseguro que el token fuera el correcto al igual que el host. Puede ayudarme con ello por favor
ThingsBoard has two editions now: Community and Professional. The Community Edition is totally free and open-source under Apache 2.0. We plan to continue support and develop Community Edition all the time.
1:39 add Assets
2:00 add Devices
3:14 push data from a device to thingsboard
4:23 post temperature to thingsboard
4:52 add rule chains
6:59 add dashboard
Most of the tutorials miss the explanation of how device data are associated with assets entities. The tutorials explain how to do things (copy/past) using a receipt, and do not explain the concepts behind.
we need more videos! WITH SOUND!
Hi all,
Please I follow the video as mentioned but I stuck in step 3 when I use the prompt command I get error message: could not resolve proxy: POST?
Anyone can help me with that!!!!!!
Thank you.
I have followed the same steps using CE in my localhost but the data hasn't displayed on latest telemetry of my device, i just don't figure out why!
Hola tengo el mismo problema , como lo solucionaste . si puedes compartirme el dato te lo agradecería
did u figure out the solution?
Hello there, how can I add multiple devices without having to create them one by one via the GUI? Is there a way such that I run a command on the device, then it sends a request to the server and is added automatically?
Thank you
Moves a little fast at times but I was able to get things working successfully! Thanks!
So I am aware that through Thingsboard One can
- Connect devices to ThingsBoard;
- Push data from devices to ThingsBoard etc
Can I use things board to simulate IoT data without having a device?
Like with packet tracer can the took ggenerate dataout of no device connected?
I'm a student doing research in IoT data cleaning so I need to simulate IoT data.
how do you configure the alarm notification to send to your email? it is still unclear
I would like to know more about the alarm part only when we configured at that time i can see alarm . Can you plz help me
What is the soundtrack name playing in the background?
we create a device with gateway and also add other devices in it.how to display real telemetry data, help me
I meet an problem, on dashboard, the temperature column not display data, it displayed as an attribute. but it's working on "Latest telemetry" tab of device page?
Me too, on live demo it works well, but on the CE with the same steps on local server it didn't
same problem ! did you know how to solve it out
@@nada-xs2op choose an entity then create a new one as timesseries
I am not getting anywhere... Why is this so difficult? Particle Photon with DHT22 Temp & Humidity sensor trying to connect to ThingsBoard..... No TH-cam videos, no example libraries, no help anywhere trying to make this work. Is it not possible? I am starting to think so. Please if anyone knows how to do this or can point me in the right direction your help would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!! Thank you in advance!
You should communicating with ThingsBoard using MQTT protocol, and as far as I know, Particle has good support for the MQTT: github.com/hirotakaster/MQTT
That MQTT library looks very Arduino-like. Meaning that it is easy to use and integrate. Tons of examples laying around. Moreover, I bet that you can try any other MQTT Arduino library as well. Protocol is clearly defined here: thingsboard.io/docs/reference/mqtt-api/#telemetry-upload-api
So why it is so difficult to take existing libraries, protocols, examples and spend 5 more minutes to adopt them for the Particle environment? After all, that's what you should do as a programmer, right?
@@maxpayne5449 Thanks for your reply and help! Ok so with the MQTT library you linked on github, there is no place to define the "Access Token" how would this authenticate with out an "Access Token" I noticed that the "UbidotsMQTT" library has a place to define access token so I tried it with no luck, if that would of worked using Ubidots to get data to ThingsBoard wow that would of been interesting. Adafruit MQTT library has place to #define: Username and key. So my question is how would I modify the hirotakaster/MQTT library to add "Access Token" support? I can get the Particle Photons to Publish and Subscribe MQTT to iot.eclipse.org and test.mosquitto.org no problems because they don't require an "Access Token". Any help you can give me again would be Greatly Appreciated! If someone has a modified Particle MQTT library with a place to define an access token that works connecting to ThingsBoard that would be a huge help.
@@ddwwssttaanngg , the access token must be put in a place of username.
See: thingsboard.io/docs/reference/mqtt-api/#mqtt-connect
Quote from that guide:
The application needs to send MQTT CONNECT message with **username that contains $ACCESS_TOKEN**. Possible return codes and their reasons during connect sequence:
So, again "Access Token" == "Username"
It means that you can use following code (based on hirotakaster MQTT Particle example):
MQTT client("demo.thingsboard.io", 1883, callback);
client.connect("particle", "$ACCESS_TOKEN", "");
Replace $ACCESS_TOKEN with actual access token you have.
Hope that helps.
This video shows so much and explains so few concepts behind Thingsboard. I am frustrated now...
please make some video on how amazon echo works with thingsboard please please...... i beg you
I wrote an alarm according to the video, but In any case I could not receive the alarm message. Could you please tell me why?
I have just tried and I have received the alarm message
@@meriemkaroun7626 hi meriem, could you explain how you did it?
I don't understand what is the APIkey at 17:51? I am new bae, please!!
Thank you for the question. APIkey is generated by Sendgrid. In this tutorial we use Sendgrid as outgoing mail server and this key is the same as login and password to mail account. You can use any other server. Typical cases are available from here thingsboard.io/docs/user-guide/ui/mail-settings/#step-31-sendgrid-configuration-example
@@ThingsBoard I can't login as sysadmin@thingsboard.org as you mention to set up send email, any idea?
I stuck at 3.42.
I'm using windows and installed docker.
I opened gitbash and did as you said. But no latest telemetry found.
How to solve this?
Go to the page which has something called as "curl download", google the keywords, you''ll get a URL similar to the one in the tutorial, replace the hostname with the host name and the token in the url with the respective access code
You also have to download curl
@@eashajilakar3882 Thank you. But I left the project. It's almost 8/9 months now. But it will be helpful to someone else✌😃
I have emulator that run 6 devices, each device has 4 sensors temperature, battery, pressure and water consumption. i find difficult to create a proper dashboard because in all of your video there is no scenario for one sensor for each device but not 4 sensors to each device. In addition I would like to use a control widget that stop some device Can you assist? your feedback will be appreciate (Menachem from Friendly technologies)
Hello, we have good documentation in place regarding your query. Visit our webpage - thingsboard.io and you will find the answers to all your questions.
Hola, seguí a detalle este demo pero no logro visualizar los datos en la ultima telemetría del dispositivo previamente configurado . Me aseguro que el token fuera el correcto al igual que el host. Puede ayudarme con ello por favor
what do you write on the command prompt!?
everything he wrote is here= thingsboard.io/docs/getting-started-guides/helloworld/#tutorial-resources
we need more videos sir. please make for us
Is ThingsBoard still completely free when installing on your own server?
ThingsBoard has two editions now: Community and Professional. The Community Edition is totally free and open-source under Apache 2.0. We plan to continue support and develop Community Edition all the time.
Can we also send a message from Mosquito Broker instead of Curl with the Access Token?
Yes you can
@@rashadfarajullayev6703 Have you already achieved it? I'm trying, but till now just have been able to do it through cURL.
thank you
im fucked
What's the job for this???
1-minute video of dynamic Thingsboard th-cam.com/video/yYTaKQ9T7Jw/w-d-xo.html
WHY THE HELL IS THE ACCENT SO BAD!!