5.10.2MQTT Bridge/MQTT Topic Forwarding

Figure 5-33MQTT topic forwarding via the MQTT bridge

Topic Forwarding

MQTT Topic Forwarding

Local Topic

Input field for the local MQTT topic that is to be published over the MQTT bridge to the remote MQTT broker.

For a detailed description of the available local MQTT topics, refer to the documentation (see https://www.phoenixcontact.com/en-us/products/ac-charging-controller-charx-sec-3150-1138965).

If selected MQTT topics are to be published by all charging points connected to the local MQTT broker, the <Device ID> can be replaced by the wildcard “+”.

Remote Topic

Input field in which a designation for the MQTT topic can be entered to which a subscription can be created in the remote MQTT broker or that can be published by the MQTT bridge to the local MQTT broker.

Note:

The following topics are available from the MQTT bridge in order to be published on the local MQTT broker as well as the remote MQTT broker:

config: Payload {<Device type>, <Device ID>, <Name>, <Location>}

VPN_Connection_State: Payload {<vpn_status>, <vpn_ip>}

Forwarding direction (arrow)

Selects whether a topic should be published by the remote MQTT broker to the local MQTT broker or vice versa.

Information button

Opens a pop-up window that displays the topic under which the forwarded topic is published.

The charging controller automatically adds the hierarchy <Prefix>, <Device type>, <Device ID> to the topic. You can copy the entire topic to the clipboard and use it for configuring the remote MQTT broker (“Information pop-up for forwarding topics from the MQTT bridge to the local MQTT broker” on page 127).

Button

SAVE

Saves the current topic forwarding configuration

ADD ROW

Adds another row in which MQTT topics for forwarding can be entered

Figure 5-34Information pop-up for forwarding topics from the MQTT bridge to the local MQTT broker

Figure 5-35Information pop-up for forwarding topics from the MQTT bridge to the remote MQTT broker


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Published/reviewed: 2026-02-23,, Version history