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4ZeroBox

The 4ZeroBox is a modular hardware electronic unit that simplifies the development of Industrial IoT applications allowing rapid integration with sensors, actuators, and Cloud services.

Features

  • 4 Industrial Analog input channels, 2 Opto-isolated channels and 2 digital outputs.
  • Runs on ZM1 module (up to 240MHz, 16Mb of Flash, up to 600 MIPS)
  • Microchip ATECC608A crypto chip to ensure high-standard security.
  • Wi-Fi-and-Bluetooth,Ethernet support.
  • 2 On-board Relays, CAN, RS232 and RS485 Interfaces.
  • DIN-rail mountable (9 slots)

Windows drivers

In windows it may be necessary to install USB drivers. See the driver page for details.

Device Summary

  • 4 Industrial Analog input channels, 2 Opto-isolated channels and 2 digital outputs(2A @ 30V).
  • Runs on ZM1 module (up to 240MHz, 16Mb of Flash, up to 600 MIPS)
  • Microchip ATECC608A crypto chip to ensure high-standard security.
  • Wi-Fi-and-Bluetooth,Ethernet support.
  • 2 On-board Relays (6A @ 250V AC), CAN, RS232 and RS485 Interfaces.
  • DIN-rail mountable (9 slots)
  • 8 to 36V Power Supply
  • MicroSD card slot
  • Li-Po battery support
  • RGB status led
  • Powered by Zerynth OS ā€“ efficient and easy to use, Python enabled OS for IoT applications.

Resources

Pin Mapping

Getting Started

For step-by-step guide on connecting, running your first example, Please refer to the Getting started guide for the 4ZeroBox

Software Library

For more information on the 4ZeroBox drivers, examples and supported peripherals and libraries, Please check the 4zerobox board support package.

Power

Power to the 4ZeroBox is supplied via the on-board USB Micro B connector or directly via the ā€œ24Vā€ screw. The power source is selected automatically. Zerynth 4ZeroBox has also a JST Li-Po battery connector (3.7V).