Sufficient IoT Hub
$33.90
- The standard version includes a Sufficient IoT Hub board, with the default functionality of Ethernet&Wi-Fi connections.
- The following accessories are included in the standard version:
- 2.4G Wi-Fi antenna;
- Type-c data cable;
- LoRa antenna;
- 8G TF card.
Related products
-
CubeCell - Module (V2) $9.90 -
CubeCell Capsule Solar Sensor $19.40 – $27.50 -
CubeCell - Capsule Sensor $16.30 – $22.00 -
CubeCell - Dev-Board (Phaseout) $0.00 – $12.90 -
LoRa Node 151 $0.00 – $16.80 -
Wireless Stick (Gecko Board) $17.90
The Sufficient IoT Hub is a Linux system-in-package with a dual-core 64-bit ARM A7 processor running at 1GHz and 128MB of DDR3. This is an IoT-only device that includes LoRa, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. We created a dedicated Sufficient IoT OS for it (Linux 5.4.61 Kernel, Debian10), which also includes a CLI application and web UI to operate onboard resources directly. So that even if the user has no programming experience, they can efficiently operate PWM, I2C, SPI, LoRa, and other protocols to develop whatever they desire.
It can, for instance, be used to read sensor data from I2C and transmit it via LoRaWAN, as an MQTT broker, as a LoRa Server in a local area network, or even as a LoRa gateway via an expansion panel.
This product can’t meet your needs? Choose from our Heltec Products Selecter.
The HT-Sufficient IoT Hub is a part of the “Heltec LoRa“ series, with the following features:
Main Hardware
- CPU: Dual-Core ARM CortexTM-A7; 32 KB L1 I-cache + 32 KB L1 D-cache per core, and 256 KB L2 cache.
- RAM: 128 MB DDR3.
- ROM: SD3.0 (8/16G).
- On-board Peripherals: XR829 (wifi and Bluetooth capabilities available); SX1262.
- Operation system: Like a computer, the Sufficient IoT Hub has an operating system, which by default uses the open source, free Linux operating system, currently supported by Debain 10.
Network Connection
- Ethernet(Default): 10/100Mbps.
- Wi-Fi(Default): IEEE 802.11 b/g/n.
- LTE (Optional): Cat. 1.
Interface
- One 10/100M Ethernet interface (RJ45 connector).
- One TF card port.
- A three-wire debug serial port.
- One 5V power input connector.
- One USB HOST interface.
- A TWI interface.
- Two universal usart interfaces.
- One SPI interface.
- One ADC interface.
- Two PWM interfaces.
Key features
- Standard development board can be used as a LoRa node.
- Compatible with the HT-1303 module, to be used as a LoRa Gateway.
- 4G(LTE) communication optional when no Wi-Fi&Ethernet.
- A rich set of peripheral interfaces, including network port, USB Host, TF card interface, serial port, ADC, I2C, SPI, PWM.
- Multi-interface (I2C, SPI, Ethernet, ADC, PWM, USB Host).
- Expandable memory up to 128 GB.
- Linux operating system, currently supported by Debain 10.
- The standard mode has the basic function of LoRa and ETH connection, the optional functions are available to select with one or more features according to your needs.
Max TX Power&Receiving sensitivity
- 433~510 MHz: 21±1dBm.
- 863~870 MHz: 21±1dBm.
- 902~928 MHz: 21±1dBm.
- Max. Receiving sensitivity: -139 dBm@SF12, 125KHz.
Size
- Size: 90 * 41 * 11 mm.
Operating temperature
- -40°C ~ 80°C.
HT-Sufficient IoT Hub User Manual
T113 Relevant Docs Page
Heltec Porducts Selector
Highly Recommend Private Open-source LoRa Server Solution
Quickstart on Debian or Ubuntu server: https://www.chirpstack.io/project/guides/debian-ubuntu/
LoRaWAN Frequency Plans and Regulations by Country.
- Over View
-
The HT-Sufficient IoT Hub is a part of the “Heltec LoRa“ series, with the following features:
Main Hardware
- CPU: Dual-Core ARM CortexTM-A7; 32 KB L1 I-cache + 32 KB L1 D-cache per core, and 256 KB L2 cache.
- RAM: 128 MB DDR3.
- ROM: SD3.0 (8/16G).
- On-board Peripherals: XR829 (wifi and Bluetooth capabilities available); SX1262.
- Operation system: Like a computer, the Sufficient IoT Hub has an operating system, which by default uses the open source, free Linux operating system, currently supported by Debain 10.
Network Connection
- Ethernet(Default): 10/100Mbps.
- Wi-Fi(Default): IEEE 802.11 b/g/n.
- LTE (Optional): Cat. 1.
Interface
- One 10/100M Ethernet interface (RJ45 connector).
- One TF card port.
- A three-wire debug serial port.
- One 5V power input connector.
- One USB HOST interface.
- A TWI interface.
- Two universal usart interfaces.
- One SPI interface.
- One ADC interface.
- Two PWM interfaces.
Key features
- Standard development board can be used as a LoRa node.
- Compatible with the HT-1303 module, to be used as a LoRa Gateway.
- 4G(LTE) communication optional when no Wi-Fi&Ethernet.
- A rich set of peripheral interfaces, including network port, USB Host, TF card interface, serial port, ADC, I2C, SPI, PWM.
- Multi-interface (I2C, SPI, Ethernet, ADC, PWM, USB Host).
- Expandable memory up to 128 GB.
- Linux operating system, currently supported by Debain 10.
- The standard mode has the basic function of LoRa and ETH connection, the optional functions are available to select with one or more features according to your needs.
Max TX Power&Receiving sensitivity
- 433~510 MHz: 21±1dBm.
- 863~870 MHz: 21±1dBm.
- 902~928 MHz: 21±1dBm.
- Max. Receiving sensitivity: -139 dBm@SF12, 125KHz.
Size
- Size: 90 * 41 * 11 mm.
Operating temperature
- -40°C ~ 80°C.
- Datasheet
- Docs & Resource
-
HT-Sufficient IoT Hub User Manual
T113 Relevant Docs Page
Heltec Porducts Selector
Highly Recommend Private Open-source LoRa Server Solution
Quickstart on Debian or Ubuntu server: https://www.chirpstack.io/project/guides/debian-ubuntu/
LoRaWAN Frequency Plans and Regulations by Country.