MOXA UC-3101-T-AP-LX Industrial Smart Gateway/Computer
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Introduction
Moxa’s UC-3100 Series computers can be used as smart gateways in the field for data pre-processing and transmission, as well as for other
embedded data-acquisition applications. The series includes 9 models, each supporting different wireless options and protocols. The UC-3100’s
advanced heat dissipation design makes it suitable for use in temperatures ranging from -40 to 70°C. In fact, the Wi-Fi and LTE connections can be
used simultaneously in both cold and hot environments, allowing you to maximize the data pre-processing and data transmission capabilities of
your applications in most harsh environments.
The UC-3100 is more than just a hardware solution. In order to offer a better user experience with a Moxa Arm-based computer, the UC-3100
supports the following software features, allowing you to use the most suitable configuration for your application.
• High VPN performance; more than 70 Mbps Ethernet throughput with AES-256 encryption
• Robust file system to prevent the system from being bricked due to a firmware upgrade failure
• Real COM mode to provide a control interface to Moxa’s NPort products
In addition, Moxa provides 10 years of Linux OS support. With a new version of the Debian repository released on average every 2 to 3 years,
you can create a reliable solution that will be supported now and long into the future.
Certifications
Features
- 1 x RS-232/422/485 Serial port
- Armv7 Cortex-A8 1000 MHz processor
- Robust root file system to prevent the system from being bricked due to a firmware update failure
- -40 to 70°C system operating temperature
- Meets the EN 61000-6-2 and EN 61000-6-4 standards for industrial EMC applications
- Robust root file system to prevent the system from being bricked due to a firmware update failure
- Long-term Linux support until 2027; including bug fixes and security patches
