Fastrack
Supreme: Add GPS, WiFi, Zigbee, Bluetooth and
more
Plug
& Play Series : Fastrack
Supreme
Fastrack Supreme features an open-standard
expansion card interface, enabling you to add
additional IO connectivity or features like GPS,
WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee and more. Use Wavecom
expansion cards or develop your own – available
cards include additional IOs, USB and GPS.
For an overview of expansion
possibilities, click
here.
Radiocrafts expansion card for smart metering
Radiocrafts has developed a unique expansion card for smart metering which adds Wireless M-Bus or ZigBee to the GSM/GPRS/EDGE communications function of the Fastrack Supreme. The expansion card embeds Wireless M-Bus (868 MHz) or ZigBee (2.4 GHz, including high power) on interchangeable PCBs. Both versions of the card connect via a UART serial interface to the RTOS driven host controller in the Fastrack Supreme.
Customers can either purchase a ready-to-use expansion card from Radiocrafts, or buy only the Wireless M-Bus or ZigBee module and create their own card. All documentation required to manufacture a customized expansion card is made available by Radiocrafts. Source code for the demonstration software is available from Radiocrafts and their partner Asvito. The gateway will enable manufacturers of smart metering solutions to develop devices operating on various RF networks with minimum design effort.
Refer to the Open AT®
Software tab for additional features, noting
that features such as MIPS and current
consumption are variable depending on the OS
used.
Technical
documents To download technical documentation, select your
Wireless CPU® from the left menu and click the
Downloads tab
Blue Papers Our Environment Wavecom products comply with the RoHS
directive.
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Fastrack Supreme features an open-standard
expansion card interface, enabling you to add
additional IO connectivity or features like GPS,
WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee and more. Use Wavecom
expansion cards or develop your own – available
cards include additional IOs, USB and GPS.
