List of Virtual Raptor Drivers
Jan 1 2022 at 12:00 AM
Overview
This page lists the drivers that can be deployed directly from the V-Raptor™’s management interface or through the management API.
Certified Drivers
Drivers in this category have been developed and certified by IoT.nxt® for very specific protocols and hardware. While they may have a certain degree of customisation, they have been designed with specific devices in mind.
| Driver name | Communication protocol | Readiness |
|---|---|---|
| | Beta | |
| | Release | |
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| | Beta | |
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| | Release | |
| | Beta | |
| | Release | |
| | Release | |
NetCool | | Beta |
| | Release | |
| | Release | |
| | Beta | |
| | Release | |
| | Beta | |
| | Release |
Generic Drivers
The following integrations are not limited to specific devices, but instead rely on configuration and/or external integrators. They can be adapted to suite a variety of use cases.
| Driver name | Communication protocol | Readiness |
|---|---|---|
Generic Device Interface | | Beta |
Generic DLMS Telemetry Interface | | Beta |
Generic HTTPS Telemetry Interface | | Release |
Generic Modbus Interface | | Beta |
Generic MQTT Telemetry Interface | | Release |
Generic SNMP Telemetry Interface | | Beta |
Experimental Drivers
The following drivers are available for use but have not been certified by IoT.nxt.
| Users will need to configure the V-Raptor to pull packages from the Prototype repositories to access these drivers. |
| Driver name | Communication protocol | Readiness |
|---|---|---|
| | Prototype | |
| | Prototype | |
| | Prototype | |
| | Prototype | |
| | Prototype |
Discontinued Drivers
The following drivers are currently end-of-life and are no longer being maintained1.
| Driver name | Communication protocol | Readiness |
|---|---|---|
| | Beta | |
IoTSpot Booking System | | Release |
Remote Asset Manager | | Beta |
Site Asset Manager | | Beta |
Telematic Intelligent Monitor | | Beta |
Xemote Wireless Sensor Gateway | | Release |
IoT.nxt may re-activate drivers if new use cases become available ↩
