SALTO IQ3.0 Gateway Device System

SALTO IQ3.0 Gateway Device System

Dimension

Symbol The IQ3 is a Gateway device that ensures the communication between Nebula and the SALTO Bulent devices providing the SVN (SALTO Virtual Network) features.
It is equipped with an Ethernet, WIFI (*), Bluetooth and RS-485 interface. (*) Depending on the model.

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Installation

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CEILING/WALL INSTALLATION WITH HIDDEN CABLE

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CEILING/WALL INSTALLATION WITH EXPOSED CABLE

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DESKTOP INSTALLATION

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SEE WIRING DIAGRAM

Wiring

A. ETHERNET MODEL
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B. ETHERNET + POE MODEL
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C. ETHERNET + WIFI MODEL
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( * )Not included

Icon ETHERNET MODEL

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Icon ETHERNET + POE MODEL 

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If there is no PoE infrastructure, use auxiliary power supply

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ETHERNET + WIFI MODEL 

Plug
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If you do not connect to a WIFI network, connect the Ethernet cable.

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COMMUNICATION WIRING DIAGRAM IN IQ3/SALTO Node 

RS485 CONNECTION TO TERMINAL

Symbol RS485 bus termination resistor is needed (ON position) when the node is located at the end of the bus.

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RS485 CONNECTION WITH CABLE JACK
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Product Overview

  1. Power (except PoE).
  2. Ethernet.
  3. RS485 (Jack cable).
  4. RS485.
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Electrical Features

EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY CHARACTERISTICS
Min Max Typ
Input Voltage 12-5%V 12+5%V 12V
Max Input Power 15w
Current Consumption* 200mA 60mA

* Excluding RS485 Nodes.
Power supply must be calculated taking into account SALTO Nodes current consumption.

PoE
PoE Norms: IEEE 802.3af / IEEE 802.3at
PoE Class0
OPERATING CONDITIONS
Min Max
Temperature 0ºC 60ºC
Humidity 0 95% (Non condensing)
WIFI CHARACTERISTICS
Frequency Range 2400 MHz to 2483.5 MHz
Standard IEEE 802.11b/g/n compliant
TX power 16dBm
Range 25-30m *
  • Depending upon installed environment. To ensure correct operation, do not install the device near a metallic surface.
SALTO Bulent CHARACTERISTICS
Frequency Range: 2400 MHz to 2483.5 MHz
Standard Bluetooth 5.2 Compliant
TX power 8dBm
Indoor Range 5-10m *
  • Depending upon installed environment. To ensure correct operation, do not install the device near a metallic surface.
MAX. NUMBER OF DEVICES TO BE CONNECTED
SALTO Nodes: 6
Access points: 112

Configuration

  1. The device is configured using the Nebula App.
  2. Ethernet test: without any type of set up, the IQ3 is a DHCP ready device. If your network supports it, it is possible to check the Ethernet connectivity by pinging the address SALTO-IQ3-XXXXXX(XXXXXX corresponds to the final 6 digits of MAC).

Installation example

Maximum number of SALTO Nodes: 6
Maximum number of access points: 112

SALTO´ s Software
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(*) Depending upon installed environment.

Signals

LED MODE LED COLOUR STATUS INDICATION
Blink long RED Icon Device ex works. It will be doing advertising.
Blink short RED (3 seconds) Icon Identification signal when selected from a mobile phone. The signal lasts 3 second.
Blink long BLUE Icon Device initialized with communication to the server.
Blink short YELLOW Icon Device not communicating with the server.
Blink long GREEN Icon Connection established to a mobile phone.
Blink short GREEN Icon Initialized and in programing mode. It is doing advertising while waiting for a mobile connection.

Operational test

  1. Check that the red light turns on.
  2. If you have connected to Ethernet, check that the lights on the RJ45 turn on.

All contents current at time of publication.
SALTO Systems S.L. reserves the right to change availability of any item in this catalog, its design, construction, and/or materials.

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Documents / Resources

SALTO IQ3.0 Gateway Device System [pdf] Installation Guide
IQ3.0 Gateway Device System, IQ3.0, Gateway Device System, Device System, System

References

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