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To verify that data is flowing from the MQTT Driver to the cloud-based Azure IoT Hub, right click on the device and select ”Start Monitoring Built-In Event Endpoint”. 

MQTT Driver

On In your Project’s project’s Engineering Environmentenvironment, navigate to Devices > Channels Devices>Channels and add a new MQTT channel.channel 

On Devices > NodesIn Devices>Nodes, add a node for the newly created MQTT Channel. The Primary Station configuration is done as follows:

URL = <Host Name> Port = <Port Number>
Client ID = <Device Id>
Username = <Host Name>/<Device Id> Password = <SAS Token>
TLS Version = <TLSv1.0>
X059 Certificate = <Certificate thumbprint>  (optional)  QoS = <Quality of Service>
Keep Alive = <Message sent to Broker to prevent the link from being broken> (in seconds)

For our the IoT Hub and Device device configured in VSCode, the parameters are as follows.

URL = TatsoftTestHub.azure-devices.net Port = 8883
Client ID = NewDevice
Username = TatsoftTestHub.azure-devices.net/NewDevice
Password = SharedAccessSignature sr=TatsoftTestHub.azure-devices.net&sig=pzzXCZK%2 BQ6dJUe2Hf1SptTR1oPMbfyip0K9M4TQPZc4%3D&skn=iothubowner&se=1593008673

TLS Version = <TLSv1.0> X059 Certificate =
QoS = AtMostOnce Keep Alive = 1

Lastly, on Devices > Points the Address Finally, in Devices>Points, the address information is filled according to the syntax below

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