ioLiiving Mobile Gateway Gateway Device with Internet Connection User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- ioLiiving
Table of Contents
USER MANUAL
MOBILE GATEWAY
Gateway devise with an Internet connection
Mobile Gateway
The Mobile Gateway receives data from ioLiving measurement devices and transfers it to the ioLiving cloud service via the mobile network.
Dimensions: 1005825 mm
Power supply: Powered with included USB charger and rechargeable battery.
Battery capacity 20 hours.
Protection: IP65, protected against water jets
Status lights: The LEDs (red, blue, and green) indicate the operation of the
device and possible error conditions
Temperature: Operating temperature 0° – 40°C
4G/LTE radio: Channels 3 and 20, Cat M1 and NB1
Bluetooth LE radio: 2.4 GHz
LoRa radio: 871.5 MHz
Description of operation
The Mobile Gateway receives measurement data from ioLiving measurement devices
via Bluetooth and LoRa (also repeated) radios and transfers the measurement
data to the ioLiving cloud service via the mobile network. The device is meant
to be powered by mains current, although it includes an internal rechargeable
battery, which keeps the device operating during the short power failures. The
battery capacity is enough to support about 20 hours of operation.
The device operation requires that it is located within the coverage area of
the mobile network and within the range of the measurement devices’ data
transfer signals.
The device scans and chooses the best available network operator during the
startup (Mobile Gateway version 2.1 and newer).
The Mobile Gateway does not transfer stored measurement data from the
measurement devices like other ioLiving Gateway devices do. If it is necessary
to transfer the stored measurement data, it can be done with an Android phone
using ioLiving Handy application. The device is not designed to be used in a
moving vehicle, because rapid switching of mobile network base station may
cause loss of the network connection.
Internet connection
The Mobile Gateway includes a factory assembled international SIM card, and it
does not have to be connected to a WiFi or LAN network. All the network
parameters and settings are preset. The device connects to 4G/LTE network and
internet automatically. The SIM card can be removed or replaced only by an
authorized service.
The SIM card operates in the following countries: Bosnia & Herzegovina,
Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany,
Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Jersey, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Monaco,
Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and
United Kingdom.
Starting the use
The Mobile Gateway is activated by connecting the device to the mains and
switching it on. Version 2.1 searches for the available Mobile networks and
chooses the best available one. This takes normally 5-15 minutes depending on
the quality of the networks.
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Functional check in the ioLiving service
Mobile Gateway must be activated in the ioLiving service:
→ Device settings
→ Gateway devices
The data transfer device is activated by adding its serial number to the service, giving the device a nickname, and selecting “Activate”. After the activation, the data transfer device and its information is displayed here. -
Operation of status lights
You can view the operation of the Mobile Gateway with the cover light. The following table describes the operation of the indicator light in different situations.
| Status lights on startup (0-15 min) | Status lights after the startup |
|---|---|
| TURQUOISE VIOLET | Connecting to a mobile network |
alternately =
The device receives the LoRa message and is connected to the server
BLUE RED| Blinks alternately = SIM card is
missing or incorrectly inserted.
No mobile network connection.| BLUE RED| Blinks alternately = SIM card is
missing or incorrectly inserted. No mobile network connection.
GREEN| On 500 ms = The device is on and starts operating
On 1000 ms = Self-test completed successfully Constantly on = The device is
connected to a mobile network| RED AND VIOLET| On alternately = The device
receives the LoRa message. No connection to the server.
BLUE| Blinks once per second 10 times = The Bluetooth communication starts Fa.
blinding = LoRa module failure
Constantly on = The device is connected via Bluetooth to a mobile phone, for
example| BLUE| Blinks once per second 10 times = The Bluetooth communication
starts
Fast blinking = LoRa module failure
Constantly on = The device is connected via Bluetooth to a mobile phone, for
example
RED| Blinks 3 times = Battery voltage low, connect the device to the power
supply Fa. blinks = IOT module failure Constantly on = Could not connect to
mobile network| RED| Blinks 3 times = Battery voltage low, connect the device
to the power supply
Fast blinks = IOT module failure
Manufacturer
ioLiving
Teollisuustie 1, FI-90830 Haukipudas
Product support: helpdesk@ioliving.com
Ceruus Oy, ioLiving living.com
Support: helpdesk@ioliving.com