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M4 / SAFE SIMULATOR

Watch one data point travel through iNut Edge.

Press run to watch a synthetic message move through four layers. This is a browser-local simulation: it does not call a device, send data outside, or replace a site acceptance test.

NO NETWORKSYNTHETIC DATANO CMS WRITE

01 / RUN THE PATH

From gateway to your system in one run

Each step lights up in order so an engineering team can see the boundary: a device emits a signal, edge normalizes and buffers it, Local API exposes a contract, and the consumer receives it.

LOCAL SIMULATION / SYNTHETIC DATA
STATUSREADY
01

Field device

Emits one sample point.

RS485 / MODBUS RTU
02

iNut Edge

Normalizes and keeps the message on site.

BUFFER / LOGIC
03

Local API

Opens the JSON contract to a consumer.

REST / JSON
04

Your system

Receives and handles it as business data.

APP / SCADA / CRM

No message has been emitted. This is illustrative data, not customer data.

ILLUSTRATIVE PAYLOAD

JSON / illustrative
{
  "source": "gateway-rs485-demo",
  "captured_at": "2026-08-06T09:30:00+07:00",
  "points": [
    {
      "key": "line_01.temperature",
      "value": 28.4,
      "unit": "degC",
      "quality": "good"
    }
  ]
}

LOCAL SIMULATION / SYNTHETIC DATA

02 / HONEST DEMO

This simulator is deliberately honest

Use the demo to understand the architecture and prepare survey questions, not to infer site-specific speed, SLA, or compatibility.

01

No real device

It does not open a serial port, read a PLC, or connect a camera or gateway outside the browser.

02

No public endpoint

The payload stays on the page; real endpoint, auth, retry, and mapping are agreed in the handover record.

03

No performance measurement

The step rhythm is illustrative, not iNut Edge latency, throughput, or an SLA.

04

Not a site survey

The diagram, point list, protocol, network, and acceptance criteria still need checking against the real system.

NEXT STEP

Seen the path? Close the contract for the real site.

Open the Integration Guide for the reference schema or share your system diagram so iNut can start from its first data point.