Introduction to the SIoT V2 Web Interface
Last revision 2026/08/14
This document provides a detailed introduction to the modern Web page structure of SIoT V2. Compared to version V1, V2 significantly streamlines system hierarchy, adopting a flat design concept of "direct data flow control and analysis via Topic", making operations more compact and efficient.
1. Login Interface
Compared to SIoT V1, SIoT V2 features a cleaner page layout centered directly around Topic management.
The login page primarily contains the following elements:
UsernameInput Field: Defaults tosiot.PasswordInput Field: Defaults todfrobot.LoginButtonView Usage Tutorials and FAQsauxiliary entry link.

2. Data Management Homepage
Upon logging in, you will first enter the "Data Management" page. While V1 uses a "Project + Device" organizational approach, V2 is best understood as "direct data management by Topic".
2.1 Page State with Existing Topics

Each topic card contains the following information:
Topic: E.g.,siot/led,siot/temp.Topic Description: Supplementary notes explaining the topic's purpose.Total Data Count: Accumulated total message entries.Latest Data: The most recently received payload content.Data Timestamp: Timestamp of the latest incoming data.
2.2 Page State with No Topics

If there are no topics in the system, a prominent Create New Topic card will be displayed in the center of the page.
3. Create New Topic
In SIoT V2, it is recommended to manually create topics on the Web page first.

Naming Rules and Core Differences Between V1 and V2:
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SIoT V1: Topics are typically created dynamically by the program client, with the common format
CustomProjectName/DeviceName.SIoT V2: Topics must be created in the Web Administration Console. What you type during creation is actually the "Device Name" (e.g.,
temp). Once created, the platform automatically fixes the prefixsiot/, generating the full communication Topic assiot/temp.
4. Details Control Console
Click View Details on any topic card to enter the operational control panel for that Topic.

Included Features:
- Message Publishing Area: Enter message content, with a checkbox to enable or disable
Save to Database. - Time and Entry Count Filter: Set start/end timestamps and maximum record limit per query (e.g.,
100 entries). - Data Export: Export filtered data records directly.
- Auto-Refresh: Check this box for real-time monitoring of incoming device data.
5. Clear Data and Delete Topic
Clear Data: Clears only the accumulated historical message logs recorded under this Topic, while preserving the Topic channel itself. Ideal for starting a new round of experiment debugging.

Delete Topic: Permanently removes the Topic channel along with all its associated data from the system and topic list. Used for clearing obsolete or incorrectly named topics.

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