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I have a PLC that I read the inputs with modbus TCP. I receive an array with boolean's
[0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,1,0,1,0]
The problem is that I want to assign every input to a unique device.
I do not succeed to change the device in thingsboard with a rule chain.
I tried to change the deviceName in metadata but that did not work.
We are thinking to send it to an integration after separating the array but it feels like a dirty fix to do it in this way.
How do I do this in a correct way in Thingsboard?
With friendly regards,
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Hi @BjornDeGloire, you can't do this dynamically using the default Modbus Connector.
You can try to do it from the opposite: configure the devices, read the register with them and, according to the legend of RuleChains, allocate the data you need.
Another solution is to write a custom connector.
Hi,
Change originator does not work for my solutions because it always links it
to the first relation found in the database. I can not assign it to a
specific relation
With friendly regards,
BJÖRN DE GLOIRE
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I have a PLC that I read the inputs with modbus TCP. I receive an array with boolean's
[0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,1,0,1,0]
The problem is that I want to assign every input to a unique device.
I do not succeed to change the device in thingsboard with a rule chain.
I tried to change the deviceName in metadata but that did not work.
We are thinking to send it to an integration after separating the array but it feels like a dirty fix to do it in this way.
How do I do this in a correct way in Thingsboard?
With friendly regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: