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Device detail management

The Device Detail Management screen is the central area where the device’s connection status, telemetry flow, access credentials and operational configurations are managed within the platform.

Tip — The device detail screen is commonly used to quickly verify connection issues, telemetry flow and MQTT configurations.

Overview

The Overview tab is the main control area where the core operational information of the device can be monitored. Device status, assigned device profile, technical information and access credentials can all be viewed from a single screen.

Figure 1. General device information.

Figure 2. Technical information section.

Figure 3. MQTT access token management.

  • The active connection status of the device and the last communication time can be monitored.
  • The assigned device profile and device type can be reviewed together.
  • Firmware, model and manufacturer information can be used during technical monitoring processes.
  • MQTT access token information can be copied quickly for connection configuration purposes.
Information — In default MQTT configurations, authentication is performed using the access token structure.

Telemetry

The Telemetry tab is the operational screen where live data transmitted from the device to the platform can be monitored. Sensor values, energy metrics and telemetry records received from the device can be tracked in real time.

Figure 4. Live telemetry data.

  • Incoming telemetry records are listed together with key, value and timestamp information.
  • The platform automatically refreshes new telemetry records.
  • If data flow stops, device connectivity and MQTT communication should be checked.
  • The Telemetry screen is actively used in field operations to verify device behavior.
Tip — If timestamps stop updating, it may indicate that data transmission has stopped or the device connection has been lost.

Features

The Features tab is used to manage the attribute structures and technical information defined for the device. This structure helps standardize device categorization, filtering and integration processes.

Figure 5. Features and attribute management.

  • Attribute fields can be used to customize device behavior.
  • Technical device information can be managed centrally within the platform.
  • Device type and communication protocol can be reviewed quickly.
  • Attribute structures can be actively used in dashboard and integration processes.
Information — Feature fields operate independently from telemetry data and generally represent static configurations.

Connection Details

The Connection Details tab displays MQTT broker information, topic structures and access credentials required for communication between the device and the platform.

Figure 6. MQTT broker information.

Figure 7. MQTT JSON configuration.

  • Broker address and access token information are used during connection setup.
  • Telemetry, attributes and RPC topic structures are displayed separately.
  • JSON configuration outputs can be used as references during integration processes.
  • MQTT clients should use the same topic structure as the platform.
Tip — If an MQTT connection cannot be established, verify the broker address, access token information and topic configurations.

Configuration

The Configuration tab is an advanced management area where device credentials, attribute fields and complete JSON configurations can be managed centrally.

Figure 8. Credentials management.

Figure 9. Complete JSON configuration.

  • Access token structures can be managed for device authentication.
  • JSON outputs can be used in external services and custom integrations.
  • Attribute fields can be managed centrally.
  • The Configuration screen provides standardized management of device operations.
Information — The JSON configuration output represents the current operational state of the device within the platform.
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