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GateBerry is an industrial gateway with Linux and Raspberry Pi for DIN rail. This page shows where it fits and what it could solve in your project. GateBerry can also be supplied without the Raspberry Pi.
Four steps, from the first message to the first controller on site.
Inputs, outputs, sensors and what the system must do. A rough list is enough to start.
Run the closest simulator and break things on purpose: network cuts, faults, peaks.
Take a project pack or a recipe from the PLC Solution Library and adapt it.
We check the I/O count and the communications with you and you get a quote.
Industrial Shields engineers answer your questions from the first contact. The wiring and the start-up on site are done by your team or your integrator.
Four jobs for a Linux gateway. Each card links the simulator, the code and the related installations.
GateBerry FLEX · LoRa · 4G
Battery radio nodes spread over a large site have to reach the cloud, even when the connection fails.
How it is solvedA GateBerry collects the radio nodes and sends the data over MQTT. This job needs the radio or 4G options, so it uses the FLEX.
GateBerry CORE · MQTT · Node-RED
Each machine has its own PLC, and the data has to reach one place.
How it is solvedThe PLCs send MQTT to a GateBerry, which keeps the data and passes it on to the central system.
GateBerry CORE · Modbus · MQTT
Control equipment has to share its data without opening a path to control it. These cases use a Raspberry PLC. A GateBerry could do the same job when no local I/O is needed.
How it is solvedA Linux gateway reads Modbus and sends the data to the plant system or to shore over MQTT.
GateBerry CORE · Linux · Docker
You want a broker, a database or dashboards close to the machines, not in the cloud.
How it is solvedGateBerry runs Linux, so it could host a broker, Node-RED, a database or containers.
Free material to design, test and supervise the project before you order anything.
Free course · 9 lessons
Your PLCs send data over MQTT or Modbus. This course shows how to turn that data into screens, alarms and history with Node-RED.
Tell us what the system must do and which signals it has. An Industrial Shields engineer will answer with the model and the next steps.
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