Welcome to the Crosser Knowledge Base

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Documentation

The Crosser Platform Documentation and technical walk-trough.

FAQ

The most common questions and answers collected in one place.

Academy

The Crosser Academy offers free training courses and certification.

I do not receive any notification emails, why?

There is a limit of 100 emails in total per day if that limit is reached you will not receive any more notifications.

Tech Tips

Flow Parameters - Simplify Your Flow Management

Simplify Your Flow Management with Crosser's Parameter Settings. The solution to overcome challenges of managing Flows in distributed systems. 

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Data Generators - Quick generation of test data for your Flows

These modules are used to generate test data during Flow innovation.

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Remote Session - Live Testing for any Flow

Testing Flows with real data. You do this by connecting the Flow Studio tool to a Node. 

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Test & View Modules - Simplifying your Flow development

Modules used for simplifying tests and development of data Flows and pipelines.

Tech Tips

The Module Message Filter - how does it work?

Each module has a configurable message filter. By default modules will process every message they receive. By adding a message filter the module will only process messages matching some criteria.

Can I run Crosser cloud in my own data center?

Yes, it can be run on premise or in a private cloud if needed.

I have added my NodeID:s in my OPC UA Reader/Subscriber module settings but still I do not see any data when debugging?

To see the data when debugging you also need to add name with your NodeId, e.g: ns=4;i=1267|ValveF0X01

Can I run the Crosser node on ARM?

Yes, arm64 and armhf/armv7 architectures are supported. This includes RaspberryPi 3+.

What do I do if I need a module which I can't find in your library?

You have the option to add your own modules to the library. There are 3 ways you can add your own modules: own Python or C# code, Build your own connector with our Universal Connector or Use our SDK to build your own modules.