Automatic Device Shutdown Upon High Temperature

Scenarios

The IoT platform supports device data reporting and command delivery. To associate the two, an application needs to provide corresponding logic.

However, with the rule engine function provided by IoT Device Access, the platform can automatically deliver specified commands when specific data is reported, reducing the application development workload.

In this example, when the temperature reported by the temperature sensor of a device is higher than 80°C, the IoT platform automatically delivers a command to shut down the device.

Configuring IoTDA

Using IoT Device Access, you can create a product model, register a device, and set a device linkage rule to enable the IoT platform to send a command when receiving specific data from the device.

1. Visit the IoTDA product page and click Access Console.
2. In the navigation pane, choose Products.

   Note: The product model and device used in this document are only examples. You can use your own product model and device.

3. Click Create Product in the upper right corner to create a product using MQTT. Set the parameters and click Create.

   Table 1 Parameters for creating a product

   Basic Information
   Product Name	Enter a value, for example, MQTT_Device.
   Protocol	Select MQTT.
   Data Type	Select JSON.
   Manufacturer	Customize the value.
   Industry	Set the parameters as required.
   Device Type

4. Click Profile_tempSensor.zip to download a sample product model.
5. On the Model Definition tab page, click Import from Local. In the dialog box displayed, load the local product model and click OK.
   Figure 1 Uploading a model file
   
6. In the navigation pane, choose Devices > All Devices. On the page displayed, click Individual Register in the upper right corner. On the page displayed, set device registration parameters and click OK.
   Figure 2 Registering a device
   

   Table 2 Parameters for registering a device

   Parameter	Description
   Product	Select the product created in 3.
   Node ID	Set this parameter to the IMEI, MAC address, or serial number of the device. If the device is not a physical one, set this parameter to a custom character string that contains letters and digits.
   Device Name	Customize the value.
   Authentication Type	Select Secret.
   Secret	Customize the secret used for device access. If the secret is left blank, the platform automatically generates a secret.

   Click OK. Save the device ID and secret returned after the registration is successful.

7. In the navigation pane, choose Rules > Device Linkage, and click Create Rule in the upper right corner. (Before creating a rule, select the resource space to which the rule will belong.)
8. Set the parameters based on the table below. The following parameter values are only examples. You can create your own rules by referring to User Guide. After setting the parameters, click Create Rule.
   Figure 3 Creating a linkage rule
   

   Table 3 Parameters for creating a linkage rule

   Parameter	Description
   Rule Name	Specify the name of the rule to be created, for example, Overheated.
   Activate upon creation	Select Activate upon creation.
   Effective Period	Select Always effective.
   Description	Provide a description of the rule, for example, "The device is automatically shut down when the device temperature is higher than 80°C."
   Set Triggers	Click Add Trigger. Select Device Property. Select the product added in 3, select Assign Device, and then select the device added in 6. Select tempSensor for Select service, temperature for Select property, > as the operation, and enter 80. Click Trigger Mode. In the dialog box displayed, set Trigger Strategy to Repetition suppression and Data Validity Period (s) to 300, and click OK.
   Set Actions	Click Add Action. Select Deliver commands, and select the device created in 6. Select deviceSwitch for Select service, and ON_OFF for Select command. Click Configure Parameter. In the dialog box displayed, set power to OFF, and click OK.

Verifying the Configurations

• You can use a registered physical device to access the platform and enable the device to report the temperature greater than 80.
• You can also use a simulator to simulate a device to subscribe to Topic: $oc/devices/{device_id}/sys/properties/report (replace {deviceId} with the actual device ID) and report data whose temperature is greater than 80. For details, see Developing an MQTT-based Smart Street Light Online.
• You can also use a virtual device for online debugging and enable the device to report the temperature greater than 80.

Expected result:

• If you use a physical device to report data, the device receives an ON_OFF command in which power is OFF.
• If you use a simulator to report data, you can view the ON_OFF command in which power is OFF on the Subscribe tab page.