SE5908 SDK Series - ATOP

8-Port Industrial Serial to Ethernet Embedded Computer

• Ideal for IoT and IIoT applications
• Wide -20°C~70°C temperature range for Industrial EMC Protection
• 2 x 10/100Mbps Ethernet port
• 3 kV optional isolation on the serial ports (supports RS-485/422 only)
• SD Card slot
• Customizable LCM matrix and keypad
• Atop customized Linux SDK environment with reliable APIs
• 100~240VAC or 24~48VDC power input; one Relay Output alarm
• Rugged metal housing in 1U Rack-mount (rack-mount kit included)

Providing connectivity for the Internet of Things ATOP's Industrial Embedded Computer is your ideal flexible Gateway to the Internet of Things. It provides Serial, Ethernet connectivity and interfaces that can unlock your potential. Based on your specific application, it allowing almost any serial device to be connected, providing and retrieving the data you need to and from the cloud, no matter what provider you’re using.   Programmability Write your customized application in C language and Run it on its powerful Industrial low-power 800MHz ARM Cortex A8 TI Sitara AM3354 CPU. Make flexible use of your peripherals, no matter storage, Serial, or USB are needed. SE5908 is available as a SDK/BSP. The SDK development environment reserves the maximum flexibility. Bottom to top editable software architecture allowed easily to customize or add the IoT applications for different using scenarios. Included Linux kernel source extend the capability of the kernel layer. Changeable WEB pages allowed to easily customize proprietary style. With the SE5908/16, it will extend your possibility while building your IoT applications.   Rugged and flexible for advanced developments SE5908 embeds high EMC protection, wide temperature operation, programming and installation flexibility in one device. The device is available in two power input options (100~240VAC or 24~48VDC) and provides one additional relay output.   SE5908 (SDK) block diagram   Application The IoT (Internet of Things) or IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) is a trending topic these days. It’s all about bringing devices, sensors, actuators, data and commands to the cloud, with the ultimate goal to improve the quality of life, the services Smart Cities can offer, saving energy or saving money. This requires two things: to vehiculate the collected data to the cloud in a format that can be recognized and processed and to process, compute and analyze all this amount of data in real time. It is not a concept far from reality. Imagine you’d like to bridge a Modbus Sensor to the cloud. And you’d like to have the application running on the cloud to be able to process multiple sensors’ data, and to trigger some event in some specific stations along the network. You may also have the need to override the cloud control and manage the application locally. Any application has its story.   Here at ATOP, we understand these different needs and we are providing you different working models, based on what your needs are.