SOLUTION · EMBEDDED CONTROL
EBox-AIO Embedded Control Applications
An embedded Linux platform with a complete operating system already in place, so there is no driver or OS groundwork to do first — application development can start as soon as the unit arrives. Suited to IoT deployments such as protocol conversion, energy management and RFID identification.
EBox-AIO product line →Capabilities
Applications
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Energy Management
Multiple inverters are chained from the unit’s RS-485 port; each site processes its data on the device before it is consolidated to a remote server over cloud or WAN — suited to multi-site solar installations.
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Energy Saving
Digital and analog I/O handle on-site switching and sensor acquisition directly; the data can be converted and processed on the platform, then sent to a remote server over WAN or 4G.
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RFID Identification
Card readers connect over a serial port; the controller evaluates each read on site and drives barriers and other field equipment without waiting on a back-end host.
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Substation Power Dispatch
Each substation runs one EBox-AIO that daisy-chains several RTUs over RS-485 to read field data and converts their protocols on the device; every site then consolidates to the remote dispatch server over LAN/WAN for centralised management across sites.
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Distributed Monitoring
Controllers are distributed across monitoring zones, each collecting locally and reporting into one host system — suited to IT rooms, large plants and central air-conditioning where points are spread out.
How It Works
Field meters, sensors, card readers and other serial equipment connect to EBox-AIO over RS-232, RS-485 or Ethernet. The controller runs embedded Linux on an ARM RISC core and processes data on the device — decisions are made on site and drive field equipment through the digital outputs, while data that needs a different protocol is converted and forwarded to the host system. The built-in web server doubles as a lightweight remote monitoring interface, and USB or SD expansion adds storage. Development means writing the application only, with no driver, OS or loader work.
Product Line
EBox-AIO Multi-I/O Controller
One controller for communication and I/O — decisions made where the equipment is
Multi-I/O, all in one
Embedded Linux on a low-power, high-performance CPU, with Ethernet, serial ports and analog/digital I/O — for systems that need edge processing or protocol conversion.