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MTConnect error code

NO_DEVICE: Named device does not exist on this agent

The device name in the request path is not one the agent serves.

Start free MTConnect → canonical

Diagnosis

When you hit this


Resolution

How to fix it

  1. Read /probe first
    The probe response lists every device the agent serves, with exact names. It is the authoritative source.
  2. Match the name exactly
    Device names are case-sensitive and often differ from the name painted on the machine.

Normalization

What Forge does about it

This is a configuration or addressing mistake on the wire, upstream of anything Forge sees. Where Forge helps is the step after you fix it: once the point returns data, its vendor tag name maps to a canonical field automatically, so you do not also have to hand-maintain a name table for every point you just re-addressed.


Connect

Normalize MTConnect telemetry

One MCP endpoint serves every protocol adapter. 2,086 curated mappings, 985 canonical fields defined.

# normalize telemetry from MTConnect, one of 13 protocols Forge reads
claude mcp add --transport http forge https://mcp.foundrynet.io/mcp \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_FORGE_KEY'
✓ forge connected, 32 tools available

Related

Keep reading

Other MTConnect codes: OUT_OF_RANGE UNAUTHORIZED UNAVAILABLE

Equipment that speaks MTConnect: DMG Mori Fanuc Haas Heidenhain Mazak Okuma Siemens Sinumerik Makino Yaskawa Motoman Bridgeport

MTConnect protocol hub

Other protocols: Modbus OPC UA MQTT / Sparkplug B FANUC FOCAS EtherNet/IP PROFINET / S7 BACnet/IP J1939 (CAN) ROS 2 (DDS) SNMP MAVLink HTTP / REST CSV ingest

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