In this blog, we introduced the KNX protocol and demonstrated the overall process of bridging KNX data to MQTT using Neuron.

The latest version brings several new features: device-based templates for southbound integration, UDP transport support for Modbus, and high availability Master-Slave mode for IEC104.

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We are excited to announce the release of Neuron 2.4.5, an update that brings a highly requested feature to our MQTT plugin: Custom Write Topic Support.

To enable users to verify their IIoT systems more easily, Neuron v2.4.4 provides a time-unlimited free trial license.

The new Modbus RTU/TCP driver has better compatibility and supports both Client/Server modes, enabling it to adapt to more devices.

Neuron 2.4.0 introduces a host of new features, including several newly-added drivers, a new application, and improvements to existing functionality.

In February, the Neuron team devoted its efforts to developing new drivers. We added southbound drivers, including IEC61850 driver, Allen-Bradley DF1, and Profinet driver.

We are now working on v2.3, including adding an EtherNet/IP driver, improving the CNC FOOCAS driver, supporting remote OPC DA, and switching to NanoSDK to enhance the performance of data transmission.

Neuron v2.2: Beckhoff ADS, OPC DA, and NONA11 drivers have been added to unify the ports exposed by HTTP services.

In May, we released Neuron 2.0.1, adding the southbound BACnet/IP and KNXnet/IP drivers and northbound Sparkplug application, and customizing the extended Modbus TCP protocol.