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Getting Started with Email Reports#

  1. Start by clicking on the Magic Wand icon located in the top-right corner of the user interface.

  2. Select Create an integration and click "Next."

  3. In the next view, you will need to choose from six options. Select Periodic Email Report and click "Next."

  4. You’ll now be presented with fields to complete for your email report setup:

    • Report Name: Enter a name for your email report (e.g., "Monthly Consumption Report").
    • Recipient Email: Provide the email address where you wish to receive the report.
      Fields to fill

  5. To enable the data export, select the group whose sensor data (e.g., temperature sensors) you want to report on:

    • Group Name: Specify the name of the group.

  6. Choose from three available templates for email reports:

  7. Define the report’s timing and frequency:

    • Data Resolution: Set the interval at which data will be captured.
    • Report Interval: Specify the duration over which data should be gathered for each report.

  8. In the next step, select the types of values you wish to export.
    Fields to fill

  9. Finally, choose the unit format you want the data to be displayed in.
    Fields to fill
    Once you’ve completed these steps, your first email report will be sent according to the interval you specified.

How to Export Sensors via Modbus#

  1. Click the wand icon in the upper right corner of the screen to start the guide.

  2. Select "Create an integration" and click Next.

  3. Select "Modbus meter export" and click Next.

  4. Give the integration a name, set the update interval, and specify which interface the data should be available on. Click Next.

  5. Select the groups to be exported and click Next.

  6. Choose which values you want to export from these sensors and click Next.

  7. For each value type you want to export, certain settings are required:

    • Unit: The expected unit of the exported value.
    • Decimals: If you expect the exported value to contain decimals (e.g., 24.12°C exported with 2 decimals fills the register with 2412).
    • Register size: Expected register size in number of registers (16-bit).
    • 1 = INT16
    • 2 = INT32
    • 4 = INT64
    • Start register: The starting position for automatic mapping.
    • Different start registers can be used to group different value types in different areas.
    • Using the same start register for multiple value types groups meters by sensor.

  8. The system will generate a suggestion based on the provided information. Mappings can be edited or deleted. When finished, click Finish.

Exporting a Tag List
To export a tag list:
1. Go to the Integrations view.
2. Select the newly created Modbus integration.
3. In the Information panel, click "Download integration report".
4. Wait a few seconds, and the download will start automatically.

Note

The Value column will be automatically populated after the first interval has passed.

Note

An export can also be created directly from the Sensors view.
- Select the sensors you want to add.
- Click "Add sensors to modbus meter export" in the Information panel.

How to Export Sensors via M-Bus over IP#

  1. Click the wand icon in the upper right corner of the screen to start the guide.

  2. Select "Create an integration" and click Next.

  3. Select "M-Bus over IP meter export" and click Next.

  4. Enter a name for the integration.

  5. Select the groups to be exported.

  6. Set an update interval and click Finish.

Note

The resulting export can be viewed, modified, and deleted in the Integrations view.

Import IEC1107 Meters via M-Bus in MIVO Connect#

If you want to read an electricity meter that communicates via IEC1107, you can easily configure this directly in MIVO Connect’s web interface – without the need for any external physical converter. By accessing the correct RS485 port and changing the type to “IEC1107 → M-Bus converter”, a virtual converter is created that translates IEC1107 communication to M-Bus internally within the system.

  1. Change RS485 port to the correct type

    1. Go to 'Infrastructure' in MIVO Connect’s web interface.

    2. Identify the correct RS485 port (as the wire is directly connected to the device via A/B conductors).

    3. Click 'Edit' on the relevant port.

    4. Change the port type to “IEC1107 → M-Bus converter”. See image below

    Once the RS485 port has been set to “IEC1107 → M-Bus converter”, the virtual converter is now activated and ready for use. This means you can start adding meters in MIVO Connect – but unlike regular M-Bus meters, these cannot be discovered automatically. Instead, you need to add each meter manually via the web interface.

  2. Add meters manually

    1. Click the magic wand in the top right corner.

    2. Select: Add sensor > Add M-Bus sensors manually (wired and wireless).

    3. Enter the meter’s secondary address or serial number.

    4. Click 'Add' to add the meter to the list.

  3. Review and import meters

Once all meters have been added to the list, click 'Next' to continue. The meters will then appear in an overview as shown below, where you can review the address and identifier for each unit. After this, the process is complete and you can choose to import the meters into an existing group or create a new one – enabling continued management of measurement data from the selected meters.

Create a Mestro Integration in MIVO Connect#

Follow the steps below to configure an integration between MIVO Connect and Mestro:

  1. Log in to the MIVO Connect web interface and click on the **magic wand icon** in the top right corner.

  2. Select the option "Create an integration", click Next, choose "Mestro integration", and proceed with Next.

  3. Enter a custom name for your integration and select the desired data transmission interval.

  4. Choose the sensor group to be exported to Mestro and click Next.

  5. Fill in your Mestro login credentials:

    • Username
    • Password

    If you do not have these credentials, contact Mestro.

  6. Now check the values you want to export and click Next

  7. In the final step, match each sensor with the corresponding Mestro node:

    • Select a sensor
    • Check the associated node

    Repeat this for all sensors.
    When you're done, click Finish to complete the integration.

Creating a Periodic Value Export#

Sending Measurement Data from MIVO Connect to a Cloud Service

In some cases, there is a need to forward measurement data from MIVO Connect to an external system for processing, visualization, or storage. This may include:

  • Presenting data in a custom-developed platform
  • Integrating with business, property, or energy systems not included in MIVO’s standard integrations
  • Staging or analyzing data in your own data warehouse or cloud service

To support this, MIVO Connect offers a flexible feature for periodic export of measurement data via HTTP/HTTPS in JSON format. This allows you to automatically send selected measurement values to a specified URL.

This guide walks you through how to configure a Periodic Value Export step by step.

Step 1: Start the Export Wizard

  1. Click the magic wand (top-right in the web interface)
  2. Select Create an integration
  3. Choose Periodic Value Export and click Next

Step 2: Configure the Integration

In the next view, fill in the following:

  • Name: Provide a clear name for the integration, e.g. Export to Cloud Service
  • Group: Select the group containing the sensors/meters you want to export data from
  • Data resolution: Choose the desired resolution (e.g. hourly, daily values)
  • Data interval: Set how often the data should be sent (e.g. every hour, daily)
  • Format: Select the export format – usually JSON via HTTPS

Tip: The dropdown menu also includes preconfigured options, such as FTP export to Momentum Energi.

Step 3: Choose Which Measurement Values to Export

Now decide which types of values you want to include in the export. Common examples include:

  • Temperature
  • Energy consumption
  • Flow
  • Voltage
  • Power

Check the values that are relevant for your selected group.

Step 4: Set Destination and Connection Details

In the final step, define how and where the data should be sent:

  • Connection type: For example, HTTP or HTTPS
  • URL: The endpoint of your cloud service, e.g. https://api.myserver.com/mivodata
  • Authentication: If your system requires authentication, you can add a Bearer Token in the header:
Authorization: Bearer <your_token>

Step 5: Save and Activate

Click Finish to complete the setup.
The export will now run automatically according to the interval you have configured.