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Before you can use Abiro IoT we need some information from you:
Desired credentials for logging in to Abiro IoT
Basic contact information about you and your company, so we know who to contact
You can't set up an account yourself. We only allow access for companies and people we are already in contact with.
Before you can use Abiro IoT with Yggio's API we need some information:
Your Yggio server's URL
Login for an account there, so it's possible to create a Client App for use with Abiro IoT
Everything in the Yggio submenu can be used provided this is configured.
Start with defining a unique ID (letters and digits only), preferably a long one, that will be used to filter channel requests.
At your Yggio server
Click on Devices at the top of the page.
Click on an existing device.
Click on Channels to the left.
Enter:
Name: AbiroIoT
Protocol: HTTP
URL: https://iot.abiro.com/api.php?accountid=[your unique ID]
Click on Create channel .
At Abiro IoT
Click on Profile .
Enter the same unique ID under Account ID(s) .
Click Save .
Look for reception of data in Visualize (the one in the main menu).
What you need is a webhook integration configured in your TTN application.
At TTN
Click on Applications at the top left.
Click on the application that you want to send data to Abiro IoT.
Make a note of the application's ID (not the name).
Go to Integrations / Webhooks .
Click on Add webhook .
Click on Custom webhook .
Enter:
Webhook ID: abiro-iot
Webhook format: JSON
Base URL: https://iot.abiro.com/api.php
Leave the rest as-is.
Click Save changes .
At Abiro IoT
Click on Profile .
Enter the TTN application's ID under Account ID(s) .
Click Save .
Look for reception of data in Visualize (the one in the main menu).
See Forms to IoT for an introduction.
At Abiro IoT
Define an MQTT topic according to the syntax yggio/generic/v2/[sub topic] . sub topic should be a self-describing name without spaces.
Open the Yggio sub menu.
Create a Basic Credentials Set (BCS) if it doesn't already exist. Make a note of the username and password, as they are needed later.
Create a Reserved MQTT Topic (RMT) with the above topic and BCS. It's recommended to create a number of similar topics, manually or via the bulk function, as you might need them later.
At CliqTags
Create a site with a Survey page (there's a template for a site with only a survey), or add such a page to an existing site.
Add fields to the form and other page details (at least a name).
Test and iterate the form via View until you are happy with it. Submitted data is stored in Responses for verification.
Enter a submission link to Yggio in the Script field as follows (preferably edit it in a text editor and copy-paste it here):
Syntax: https://admin.cliqtags.com/mqtt/formmqtt/api.php?platform=yggio3&server=[Yggio server] &username=[BCS username] &password=[BCS password] &topic=[RMT]
Example: https://admin.cliqtags.com/mqtt/formmqtt/api.php?platform=yggio3&server=devtest.yggio.net &username=cliqtags &password=survey42 &topic=yggio/generic/v2/CliqTagsSurvey1
View the form and enter sample data and submit.When the first form has been submitted, the node is automatically created in Yggio provided the above preparations were made.
Notes
Even when forms are sent externally from CliqTags they are also always stored internally in Responses .
Yggio has few options for visualizing text, so whenever possible use numerical data.
The Account ID(s) field in Profile can have multiple entries separated by comma
Contact support@abiro.com if something doesn't work
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