AddiData.MsxE.Soap 2026.10.2

Addi-Data MSX-E NuGet Package

About

The Addi-Data MSX-E .NET 8+ SDK provides a complete SOAP API organized in progressive layers: from raw SOAP proxies to clean 1:1 wrappers, and a portfolio-aligned Device abstraction. It delivers a modern, async-first interface that scales from direct operation control to a unified, subsystem-driven architecture.

Supported devices:

• Analog :
  • MSX-E3701
  • MSX-E3011
• Digital :
  • MSX-E1516
• Counting
  • MSX-E1701

Key Concepts

The SDK is organized into three progressive layers, each building on the previous one to offer increasing abstraction and ease of use.

Architecture Layers

Start with MSX-E .NET 8+ SDK

Requirements

• .NET 8 or later. The packages are multi-targeted for net8.0, net9.0, and net10.0. Projects targeting any of these frameworks can consume the packages
• TCP reachability to the MSX-E device on port 5555 (SOAP Protocol) and port 8989 (streaming data server).

Install

The packages are available on nuget.org. After adding a project, run:

cd your_project/

# For .NET 9 SDK or earlier
dotnet add package AddiData.MsxE

# From .NET 10 SDK
dotnet package add AddiData.MsxE

Reference only AddiData.MsxE — it pulls in AddiData.MsxE.Soap and AddiData.MsxE.Soap.Generated automatically.

Note: Do not extract .nupkg files for command-line installation — doing so will cause the install to fail.

Usage

using AddiData.MsxE;

// Acceptable IP address formats: X.X.X.X, user@X.X.X.X, X.X.X.X:port
await using var device = await DeviceDiscovery.GetDeviceFromIdAsync("X.X.X.X");

MsxeDeviceInformation info = device.GetDeviceInformation();
Console.WriteLine($"{info.ModuleType} @ {info.Hostname}");

MsxeSnapshot status = await device.ReadStatusAsync();
Console.WriteLine(string.Join(" ", status.Transducer!.RawValues));

Behind a corporate proxy

An MSX-E sits on the local network. If the host has a system proxy configured, it cannot route to the device and the call times out — turn the proxy off for the connection:

using AddiData.MsxE.Soap;

var options = new MsxeClientOptions { UseProxy = false };
await using var device = await DeviceDiscovery.GetDeviceFromIdAsync("X.X.X.X", options);

Run a sample - CLI

Available Samples :

Once the installation is complete, you can run any sample from the command line:

dotnet run --project samples/sample_folder_name -- [host]

Troubleshooting

Installation step

If you encounter issues and want to verify that the installation command is working correctly, run the following commands:

# To list all your NuGet sources
dotnet nuget list source

Expected output with the AddiData.MsxE package available from NuGet.org:

Registered Sources:
  1.  nuget.org [Enabled]
      https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json

# Clear everything (HTTP, global packages, plugins, and temp)
dotnet nuget locals all --clear

# Clear only global packages folder
dotnet nuget locals global-package --clear

NuGet Documentation: NuGet Cache Management — Official CLI docs

Support: ADDI-DATA GmbH | www.addi-data.com | info@addi-data.com

Licence

The MIT License (MIT)