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[[42Q-MES0184-IIoT_Configuration|42Q-MES0184-A&nbsp;]][[42Q-MES0184-IIoT_Configuration|IIoT Configuration]]<br/> The concept of GGC stands for “Green Grass Computer”, the word: “Computer” also refers to any kind of device. This document will teach users how to configure, install, and deploy a GGC, as well as create and set up an Edge Device for establishing a connection between the computer (device) and the 42Q portal to send data (payloads).
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Latest revision as of 22:39, 27 November 2024

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42Q Rapid IIoT

42Q-MES0135-C Rapid IIoT 
42Q's Rapid IIoT solution captures raw data from the shop floor (sensor devices and machinery) and inserts that data into business intelligence software, MESWeb, or 42Q SPC, where reports are generated. This document provides complete instructions on how to configure a sensor capture parser. Instructions also include how to send that data to other systems, such as SPC or CMMS.

 


IIoT Configuration

42Q-MES0184-A IIoT Configuration
The concept of GGC stands for “Green Grass Computer”, the word: “Computer” also refers to any kind of device. This document will teach users how to configure, install, and deploy a GGC, as well as create and set up an Edge Device for establishing a connection between the computer (device) and the 42Q portal to send data (payloads).

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