More than 1,000 versioned drivers from about 200 vendors, and support for almost anything that runs over Ethernet.
Almost anything that runs over a network, using standard protocols or the device's own.
RS-232, RS-422 and RS-485 equipment connects through a serial-to-IP converter.
Contact closures, relays and analog signals connect through an RTU or converter box.
New device types can be commissioned in as little as hours. Drivers are readable files, not a black box, so you aren't waiting on a vendor to change them.
Decode ASCII and binary messages and build commands through configuration.
Write drivers for unusual devices in Groovy, with the integrated driver editor.
Our engineers build drivers too. If we have the device, you have the device, at no additional cost.
A sample of the devices we have drivers for. The list keeps growing, so if yours isn't here, ask us.
714 models from 183 vendors
Vendors are grouped by their first letter. Open a group to see its models.
The list is not exhaustive. If your device talks over Ethernet, Mosaic can almost certainly connect to it. We can build the driver, or your engineers can, using the same tools we use.
Yes. Connect it through a serial-to-IP converter, and Mosaic talks to the device over your network.
Yes. GPIO and analog signals connect through an RTU or converter box, which reports them to Mosaic.
It does both, where the device allows it. Commands are validated before they run, and you control who can send them.