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mqtt for mosquitto and them node red

mqtt for mosquitto and them node red

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Hello, good morning. I would like to know how to connect my AKCP SP2+ to Mosquitto and see the reflected data there, because when I tried to do it, it didn’t work. Could you please provide me with the steps to do this and then take it to Node-RED to view the data? Thank you. please provide me a tutorial or pdf

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ROLANDO GARCIA

rolando1234 asked 1 year ago

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I’ve contacted the support, they should answer shortly.

I know that the team is planning to add some MQTT (Mosquitto) features.

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Gabriel St-Pierre Lemieux

PhD Chemical Engineering

Researcher for AKCP, https://www.akcp.com/

Lemieux answered 1 year ago
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- rolando1234
- 1 year ago
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Hello Rolando,

Please use the link here below & instructions to access our support portal where you can download our updated MQTT manual for the SP+ units.

https://www.akcp.com/support-center/customer-login/

Setup of AKCP Support Page manual

Please let me know how this goes and if you have any further questions, please contact me via email here: [email protected]

Thanks,

Scott

asfscott answered 1 year ago

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