Connections

Connections are used to connect logiccloud runtimes with oder services and hardware. When editing a runtime, the connections settings open on the right hand side.

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📄️ InfluxDB

With the InfluxDB Connector, you can easily write your process variables to an InfluxDB time series database. To do this, a new connection with the type InfluxDB must be created.

📄️ Modbus RTU

📄️ Modbus TCP

logiccloud Control Runtimes on your Edge devices can be connected to your I/Os or other devices via Modbus. To do this, a new Modbus connection must be created and parameterised in the connection settings of the respective runtime.

📄️ MQTT

You can access data through MQTT and map it to your program variables. To do so, a new connection of type MQTT must be created.

📄️ Node-RED

The Node-RED Connector consists of 3 nodes:

📄️ OPC UA Client

logiccloud Control runtimes can act both as an OPC UA Client and Server. If you want to use logiccloud Control as OPC UA Client, add a new OPC UA Client connection.

📄️ OPC UA Server

logiccloud Control runtimes can act both as an OPC UA Client and Server. If you want to use logiccloud Control as OPC UA Server, add a new OPC UA Server connection.

📄️ Raspberry Pi

If your logiccloud Control Runtime is running on a Raspberry Pi, you can control the GPIOs directly. To do this, a new connection with the type Raspberry Pi must be created.

📄️ SAP

logiccloud Control can connect to an SAP web service to publish process variables.

📄️ Sparkplug

You can also establish the connection to your devices via Sparkplug B. General information on Sparkplug B can be found here.