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Properties | Values |
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RBE Flag | Select which of four RBE flags to use for checking changed data (make sure not to use the same as any other process that might use the same RBE flag, such as MQTT, HCP, DNP). |
RBE Pacing | Enter the number of milliseconds to wait between RBE messages |
Accept NODE Cmd Topics | Select whether to subscribe for NODE (Gateway) command topics. |
Accept DEVICE Cmd Topics | Select whether to subscribe for DEVICE command topics (output commands to protocol) |
Accept File Topics | Select whether to subscribe for file topics |
Group Name | GroupName is Appended to 'spBv1.0' namespace topics (unless property is left blank), used to filter published data in groups. |
STATE Topic | The STATE topic is used to ensure an active end-to-end connection to Host, or switch to next MQTT server. In applications where the SCADA server and RediGate connect sequentially to more than one redundant MQTT broker, the SCADA server should publish the STATE topic to ensure the RediGate is in active communication using the same broker at the same time, to ensure RBE messages are received end to end. The RediGate will subscribe to the STATE topic, and if it doesn't receive To disable the use of the STATE topic, enter a string between 1 and 5 characters in length. Regardless of configuration, the STATE topic is ignored if the RediGate is only configured for a single MQTT server in the URL_List table. The STATE topic is presently supported on the RediGate using the "legacy" format prior to the Sparkplug-B protocol version 3.0.0, where the payload is expected to be simple text as "ONLINE" or "OFFLINE". The STATE topic should be in the form "STATE/Host1", where "Host1" is the Primary Host ID in the Ignition MQTT Engine or equivalent in a different SCADA system (in MQTT Engine release 4.0.14 or later, also configure the Legacy Host ID - see STATE message in Sparkplug v3.0.0). |
RBE Processing | Only process RBE RTDB Registers with TagNames? |
Account | Account name for MQTT Access Control List (255 chars) |
Password | Password for MQTT Access Control List (255 chars) |
MQTT Port | MQTT Broker Connection Port (default is 1883 for unencrypted, or 8883 for TLS) |
MQTT Keep Alive | Enter the interval (in Seconds) to send MQTT keep alive. Expect response within 1.5 times Keep Alive, or disconnect and try the next server. |
MQTT Connect Delay | Enter the time (in Seconds) to delay after loss of connection before reconnect. |
Enable RBE List | Enter list of channel/unit to publish. If table is empty, publish ALL RTUs with RBE data enabled. |
URL_List | Enter a list of URLs or FQDN for MQTT server failover. |
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