Neousys IGT-31D ARM-based IoT gateway

Neousys’s IGT-31D is an Industrial IoT gateway equipped with an AM3352 from Texas Instruments’ Sitara family, which is an ARM-based box PC designed for IIoT gateway and Industry 4.0 applications. Suitable for industrial applications, the product is shipped as a ready system pre-installed with Debian and in compliance with common industrial certifications such as CE/FCC, shock and vibration. It has a power input range of 10 to 25 VDC and a wide operating temperature from -25 to 70°C to ensure functionality under harsh industrial conditions.

The gateway supports PoE Powered Device (PD) mode, meaning it can be powered by a LAN cable from PoE power sourcing equipment (PSE) and at the same time transfer data via this cable as well. It has I/O that applies to a range of industrial-grade sensors, featuring one USB2.0 port, two 10/100M LAN ports, one configurable COM port (RS-232/422/485) and an optional CAN bus port. Eight built-in isolated digital input channels accept discrete signals from various sensors or buttons/switches, and there are two built-in isolated digital output channels to control actuators and indicators.

A mini PCIe slot and USIM holder allowing the device to transmit acquired data and system status via 3G, 4G or Wi-Fi. An opening on top of the unit allows users to mount the SMA connector of the wireless module. In terms of storage, the product has dual microSDHC slots, one internal and one external, allowing users to separate system and user data. It also has six LED indicators and two function buttons that can be programmed by users, with the latter acting as controls and excluding the need for external input devices such as a keyboard or mouse.