IoT Gateway for Interactive Kiosks
Overview
A network of interactive kiosks needs remote management, content updates, and health monitoring from one console. A compact IoT gateway connects each kiosk over cellular and exposes it to remote management, so an operator pushes updates and spots a failed unit without dispatching a technician.
Challenges
- Interactive kiosks are spread across many sites
- Content and firmware updates need a remote push
- A frozen or offline kiosk loses revenue silently
- Kiosks sit where no fixed line was planned
Benefits
- Cellular gateway connecting each kiosk
- Remote content, firmware, and config updates
- Health monitoring that flags a failed unit fast
- No technician dispatch for routine management
Recommended Products
TRB236
The 450 MHz band reaches where ordinary cellular does not, which is why utilities and critical-infrastructure networks run on it — and the TRB236 is 450connect certified for it. Dual SIM, RS232/RS485, Ethernet and digital I/O terminate on a terminal block.
- LTE 450 - Extend coverage and signal reliability in utilities sector using the 450 MHz band
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TRB256
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- CONNECTIVITY - 4G/LTE Cat M1/Cat NB1, NB2/EGPRS
- DUAL SIM - Auto-failover, backup WAN, and more switching scenarios
- INTERFACES - Ethernet, I/Os, and Serial (RS232, RS485) interfaces with 16-pin terminal block
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TRB143
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- M-BUS INTERFACE - Supporting up to 250 client devices
- CONNECTIVITY - 4G/LTE (Cat 4), 3G, 2G
- DURABILITY - Rugged aluminum housing
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