Lanner announced its first IP67-rated, outdoor-ready network appliance. The ISD-0370 offers 6x GbE ports and M.2 slots for 5G, WiFi/BT, and an SSD.
The ISD-0370 runs Linux on an Atom C3000. Other Lanner network appliances with this combination in include its compact NCA-1515, as well as its larger SFP-ready NCR-1510, both with 6x GbE. There is also a larger 8x GbE NCA-1515 with SFP, bypass, and extra security, among others.
ISD-0370
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Designed as “an outdoor, waterproof uCPE device deployed at the rugged edge, ISD-O370 enables routing, security, industrial IoT and SD-WAN in the most demanding conditions,” says Lanner. In addition to providing IP67 protections against dust and water, the 370 x 210 x 83mm, 4.6 kg system offers MIL-STD-810G compliant ruggedization features.
The fanless appliance has a heatsink for a -40 to 70ºC range when equipped with an octa-core Atom C3708. It drops to -40 to 60ºC with the 12-core Atom C3808. You also get 5~90% RH tolerance. The headless C3000 SoC is backed up with up to 64GB ECC-enabled DDR4 at up to 2133 MT/s along with 64GB TLC eMMC.
Rugged, 1.5V isolated M12 X-coded connectors are supplied for 4x standard GbE ports and 2x GbE with PoE+. There is also an isolated RS232/485 M12 X-coded port plus USB 2.0 with an M12 A-coded connector.
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ISD-0370 detail views
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Inside the box are 2x M.2 B-key sockets: a 2242 slot for storage and a 3042/3052 slot for 5G. The latter is accompanied by a mini-SIM slot. There is also an M.2 E-key 2230 slot that supports WiFi-6. The system provides 4x 5G and 2x WiFi antennas.
The ISD-0370 has a 130W power supply with an isolated, M12 K-coded input that is rated at 24-36VDC but can extend from 9-50V. The power supply supports reverse voltage protection. The wall-mountable appliance has a watchdog and an RTC with Li-Ion battery. Security features include TPM 2.0, secure boot, and Intel QuickAssist Technology.
Further information
The ISD-0370 appears to be available now at an undisclosed price. More information may be found in Lanner’s announcement and product page.
This article originally appeared on LinuxGizmos.com on November 12, 2021.
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