How to connect TEKTELIC to Cloud Studio IoT
TEKTELIC makes carrier-grade LoRaWAN hardware: the KONA gateways and sensors such as COMFORT and VIVID for rooms and buildings, KIWI and CLOVER for agriculture, TUNDRA for cold storage and BREEZE for air quality. They reach Cloud Studio IoT through the LoRaWAN network server you already use: the network server delivers each uplink and the platform stores the readings and turns them into dashboards, alarms and reports. COMFORT, VIVID, TUNDRA and BREEZE-V are native device models in the platform, in production today, so they decode on their own.
How to connect it
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Register the sensors on your network server
Add each TEKTELIC sensor to The Things Stack, LORIOT or ThingPark X with its DevEUI and keys. In The Things Stack, pick the model from the device repository and TEKTELIC's official decoder is applied for you.
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Connect the network server to the platform
Set up the Cloud Studio integration once per network server: a webhook in The Things Stack, an application output in LORIOT or the ThingPark X IoT Flow connection. It needs your instance name and an access token.
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Create the devices in Cloud Studio IoT
Add each sensor with its address and model. A natively supported model decodes on its own. Otherwise, create a device model whose script reads the fields the network server already decoded, with payload.asParsedObject(), and assigns them to the device's endpoints.
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Put the readings to work
Each reading becomes a device variable that you can show on dashboards, use in alarms by email or SMS and include in scheduled reports.
What you get
- TEKTELIC sensors on the same dashboards as devices from any other brand
- Alarms by email, SMS, WhatsApp, voice call or push when a reading goes out of range
- White label and a tenant per client, if you install sensors for others
Keep reading
Other integrations
Devices in the LoRaWAN library
Payload examples, official decoders and setup steps for each model.