Monitor and control your assets seamlessly
Provides user 360-degree remote control interactions over devices enabling operators to identify and remediate problems more effectively right from IoTBlitz's dashboard. This improves operational efficiency and reduces mean time to resolution.
IoTBlitz's commands
and controls
Real-time bi-directional device command and control
IoTBlitz facilitates seamless communication with devices, enabling swift execution of critical operations. It provides operators with comprehensive insights into asset health, performance, and status. It facilitates sending commands and receiving real-time responses from devices, guaranteeing seamless operation.
Explore command execution →Automated triggers for anomalies
You can define rules based on asset parameters. If the data exceeds or falls below predefined limits, it triggers a designated rule. This alerts operators immediately. You can automate responses like restarting the server to maintain equipment health and prevent disruptions. You can configure alerts to...
Track command history
You can monitor the comprehensive track record of the commands sent to the assets and gain insights into device behavior over time, and simplify troubleshooting.
Opt for diverse input modes
You may choose from different input modes for sending commands to the assets.
- Payload
- Value
- Function
- Method
- Action
"cmd": "start",
"val": 100
}
Take control of your device
Frequently asked questions
What is command execution in IoTBlitz? +
Command execution refers to the ability to send instructions or operations from the IoTBlitz application down to the connected device or machine. It is an integral part of managing devices remotely.
Why do I need bi-directional command and control? +
Bi-directional control allows you to not only receive data but also send actionable commands to your devices.
What is telemetry data in IoTBlitz? +
Telemetry data is the time-series data collected by your IoT devices.
What is command timeout in IoTBlitz and how does it work? +
Command timeout defines the maximum duration to wait for a device response.
Can I schedule commands to be executed at a specific time? +
Yes, commands can be scheduled for future execution.
I am unable to execute a command. What could be the reasons? +
This could be due to network issues, device offline status, or incorrect payload formats.
Are specific formats required for the payload? +
Yes, payloads typically require JSON formatting unless specified otherwise.
How do I ensure secure processing of commands sent to the device? +
IoTBlitz uses encrypted communication channels (like MQTTS/HTTPS) to secure command transmission.
Can the platform send a command automatically if an anomaly is detected? +
Yes, you can configure automated rules and triggers to execute commands automatically.
Are bulk commands supported in IoTBlitz? +
Yes, bulk operations are supported for fleet management.
How can I implement retry policies for failed commands in IoTBlitz? +
Retry policies can be configured in the device management settings.