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Step 1. Installing Ignition Gateway

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• MQTT Distributor– Supports up to 50 client connections and installs as a module on the Ignition Gateway.
• MQTT Distributor Plus- Supports up to 250 client connections and installs as a module on the Ignition Gateway.
• Chariot- Supports unlimited client connections and installs as a standalone application on a Linux server or VM.

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Ignition Edge runs on most Edge Hardware platforms that support Java and have at least 1GB of free memory, this includes most Embedded edge hardware platforms or even a Raspberry Pi.

Click here for several hardware manufacturers that we have worked with and loaded Ignition Edge on.

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Ignition Edge is a condensed version of the Ignition Gateway. Ignition Edge has the same familiar UI and comes pre-configured with MQTT Transmission module, which is an MQTT Client that takes Ignition tags and transmits them to the MQTT Server. Ignition Edge solutions come with unlimited tags and are equipped with OPC UA along with Modbus, TCP, and Siemens drivers, and the Allen-Bradley suite of drivers. Other drivers supported by Ignition, such as DNP3 and Modbus RTU, can be added onto Ignition Edge solutions for an additional cost.

Click here for more details on Ignition Edge MQTT.

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To connect to your device, go to the Configure section of the Gateway webpage and scroll down to OPC-UA Server > Devices.  The Device page will appear showing all your installed devices.  To add a new device, click on the on the blue link, Create new Device.  Scroll through the list of devices, and click the radio button next to the type of device connection that you are interested in:

• Emerson Roc - EFM
• Allen Bradley Ethernet
• Modbus
• SiemensUDPand TCP Driver
• UDP and TCP Driver
• DNP3
• Omron

Step 7. Installing Cloud Injector Modules

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All major cloud providers are supported:

• AWS Injector
• Azure Injector
• Google Cloud Injector
• IBM Cloud Injector