Raspberry Pi for industrial Applications

Andino X1 Pico

Raspberry Pi 4 B+ in a 6 DB Din Rail Housing

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Andino X1 Pico – Breadboard

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 | Pico2Pi
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3,5 Ampere)
• Raspberry Pi in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• 2 digital inputs und 2 relay outputs
• Expandable by Shields
• Heatsink / RTC

Andino X1 Pico – RS485/RS422

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 | Pico2Pi
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3.5 Ampere)
• Andino X1 in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• RTC
• Heatsink
• isolated RS485/RS422

Andino X1 Pico – 2x RS232

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 | Pico2Pi
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3.5 Ampere)
• Andino X1 in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• RTC
• Heatsink
• Dual RS232 Interface

Andino X1 Pico – 7 Inputs

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 | Pico2Pi
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3.5 Ampere)
• Andino X1 in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• RTC
• Heatsink
• 7 digital inputs and 2 digital output

Andino X1 Pico – CAN BUS

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 | Pico2Pi
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3.5 Ampere)
• Andino X1 in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• RTC
• Heatsink
• CAN-Bus

Andino X1 Pico – LoraWan

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 | Pico2Pi
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3.5 Ampere)
• Andino X1 in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• RTC
• Heatsink
• LoraWAN-Modem

Andino X1 Pico – 2G

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 | Pico2Pi
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3.5 Ampere)
• Andino X1 in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• RTC
• Heatsink
• 2G-Modem

Andino X1 Pico – 2DO/1DI

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3.5 Ampere)
• Andino X1 in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• RTC
• Heatsink
• 2DO / 1DI-Shield: two relay outputs and one digital input (each galvanically isolated)

Andino X1 – 4G

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4
• 24 Volt Powersupply (+5 Volt, 3.5 Ampere)
• Andino X1 in mounting Rail (TS35) housing
• RTC
• Heatsink
• 4G – Modem

Andino IO

Raspberry Pi 4 B+ in a Din Rail Housing

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Andino IO

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 |Pico2Pi
• Power supply 9V – 30V DC
• 6 Digital In – isolated 5kV
• 3 relay output, 240 V, 5 A
• OLED display (128 × 64)
• Power failure input (for Andino UPS)

Andino IO – LoraWan

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 |Pico2Pi
• Power supply 9V – 30V DC
• 6 Digital In – isolated 5kV
• 3 relay output, 240 V, 5 A
• OLED display (128 × 64)
• Power failure input (for Andino UPS)
• LoraWan – Modem

Andino IO – 2G

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4 |Pico2Pi
• Power supply 9V – 30V DC
• 6 Digital In – isolated 5kV
• 3 relay output, 240 V, 5 A
• OLED display (128 × 64)
• Power failure input (for Andino UPS)
• 2G – Modem

Andino IO – 4G

• Versions Raspberry 4 B | CM4
• Power supply 9V – 30V DC
• 6 Digital In – isolated 5kV
• 3 relay output, 240 V, 5 A
• OLED display (128 × 64)
• Power failure input (for Andino UPS)
• 4G – Modem

Andino XIO

Raspberry Pi 4 B+ in a Din Rail Housing

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Andino XIO

• Integrated Raspberry Pi 4 B + | CM4 with Adapter Board | Pico2Pi
• Power supply 24V DC
• 6x relays (240VAC, 16 A)
• 6x isolated digital inputs

Andino Gateway

Raspberry Pi 4 B+ in a Din Rail Housing

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Andino Gateway without 4G

• Internal PCIe Slot for USB compatible cards
• 24V DC or 100-240V AC power input
• Isolated RS485 RTC (internal via I2C)
• SIM card slot (accessible without case opening)
• SMA antenna connector (externally accessible, internally IPEX)
• Factory Default Button (via paper clip)
• OLED display in lid (128 x 64 pixels via I2C)

Andino Gateway with 4G

• Internal PCIe Slot for USB compatible cards
• 24V DC or 100-240V AC power input
• Isolated RS485 RTC (internal via I2C)
• SIM card slot (accessible without case opening)
• SMA antenna connector (externally accessible, internally IPEX)
• Factory Default Button (via paper clip)
• OLED display in lid (128 x 64 pixels via I2C)
• 4G Modem

Andino Pico2Pi

Raspberry Pico RP2040 in Form size Raspberry 4 B

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Andino Raspberry Pi CM4 + Compute Module Adapter Board

Raspberry CM4 + Adapter Board

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Andino UPS    

Uninterrupable Power Supply (UPS)

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• Controlled shutdown of industrial controls
• Operates with 24 V as input and output voltage.
• Minimal Power loss
• Mounting in control cabinet on DIN rail.
• No external batteries required.
• Power Fail Signal as falling relay output.
• Controls restart external Device on Power
• Internal status readable via UART (USB Bridge available)

Life expectancy

The life expectancy of the used memory is strongly dependent on the ambient temperature. While at 43 degrees, the memory loses 30% of its capacity after about 7 years.

The X1 board has a 9-24V wide-range DC input with reverse polarity protection.
Powerful, reliable, stable power supply: 5 Volt, 2.6 Amp – enough power for the Raspberry, your USB hardware and customer-specific adaptation.
The integrated EMC protection circuits protect the Pi from voltage surges and current surges on the supply line.

Programmable 8-bit microcontroller (Atmega 168 8Mhz) for adapting the inputs and outputs.
Accurate and reliable detection of digital and analog signals.

The Atmel microcontroller of the Andino X1 comes with an Arduino-compatible bootloader.
Our combination of Arduino and Raspberry Pi on the Andino X1 is ideally suited for use in home automation and sensor technology, as well as in more demanding industrial automation applications.
In addition: The strengths of both boards complement each other perfectly. While the single-board computer Raspberry Pi can perform complex tasks (eg hosting of database and WebServer) as a full-value computer, the Arduino microcontroller can take care of the fast signal pre-processing.
Our inbuildt Atmel Controller communicates via UART with the Pi. Programmable is the X1 with the Arduino IDE via USB from a PC or from a Raspberry (firmware update in the field).

The X1 board has two electrically isolated inputs (up to 5kV isolated) as well as two relay outputs for 42 volts and 1 amp.
His IO is controlled by a microcontroller. Further GPIO of the Raspberry Pi for industrial Applications as well as IO of the Microcontroller are led on an internal pin header.
In conclusion it is possible to bring own adaptations to the screw terminals.

Via the SPI and the I2C interface of the Raspberry Pi, further hardware extensions can be connected and led to the free screw terminals.
Thus, a stable, control cabinet-compatible wiring is possible.

Further Interfaces:

• RS485 / RS422 (2/4 lines)  (galvanically isolated)
• M-Bus (Meter Bus)
• Analog Input (e.g. via Microchip MCP3008)
• Digital Input

The integrated, battery-buffered RTC provides the correct time even if no NTP (time) server is available.
A high-precision time chip DS3231 from Dallas Semiconductors is used. Due to the internal temperature compensation of the oscillator, the chip achieves a very high accuracy of ± 2ppm at 0 ° C to + 40 ° C.

Our Andino products for Raspberry Pi for industrial Applications are designed, developed and manufactured in Germany.

Our Andino X1 was tested for its electromagnetic compatibility (EMV) together with a Raspberry Pi in its DIN rail housing.

All tests were based on the immunity to electrostatic discharge, high-frequency electromagnetic fields, fast transient electrical disturbances (burst), impulse voltages, conducted disturbances – induced by high-frequency fields and magnetic fields with energy-related frequencies.

The Andino X1 has mastered these tests not only with flying colors, but also meets the more stringent limits. This underlines its suitability of our Raspberry Pi for industrial Applications.

The 40-pin connector is compatible with Raspberry Pi 3/4 B and B+ (+ Asus Tinker Board)

We ship our Products with Raspberry Pi 4 B

Andino X1

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