Overview of DSGW-290-1 Sub-G Smart Home Automation Hub
Robust Processor: DSGW-290-1 is equipped with a high-end 64-bit SoC RK3568 which showcases strong multi-media processing capability (an ARM G52 2EE GPU supporting OpenGL ES 1.1/2.0/3.2, OpenCL 2.0, Vulkan 1.1, as well as audio and HDMI interface). The default memory configurations of 4GB DDR4 RAM and 64GB eMMC storage provides substantial performance. If additional capacity is required, users have the flexibility to insert a TF card (up to 1TB) and an M.2 SSD (up to 512GB) via the PCIe interface, enabling the execution of large-memory applications.
Multiple Wireless Protocols: DSGW-290-1 incorporates various wireless modules. This diversity allows the integration with an extensive range of smart devices to meet your specific requirements.
PoE for Easy Deployment: Supporting 44-57V Power over Ethernet, DSGW-290-1 facilitates neat installations and user-friendly features, streamlining deployment for enhanced convenience.
Smart Home Edge Computing: with a maximum clock speed of 2.0GHz and 1 TOPs AI edge computing capability, DSGW-290-1 empowers the development of edge computing applications tailored for smart home environments.
Development Resources: Dusun IoT provides a comprehensive set of development resources, including SDKs, documentation, APIs, and more, to support and accelerate your product development endeavors.
Hardware Block Diagram of DSGW-290-1 Sub-G Smart Home Automation Hub
Parameter of DSGW-290-1 Sub-G Smart Home Automation Hub
| CPU | RK3568 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A55 |
| GPU | ARM G52 2EE，Support OpenGL ES 1.1/2.0/3.2， OpenCL 2.0，Vulkan 1.1 |
| RAM | 4GB DDR4 |
| eMMC | 64GB eMMC |
| OS | Debian11 |
| Dimension | 177.9mm(7") x 100（3.9"） x 45(1.8") |
| Power Supply | DC 12V (Voltage error ±5%) Supports PoE (voltage range 44-57V) |
| Video Processor | Support 4K VP9 and 4K 10bits H265/H264 video decoding, up to 60fps 1080P multi-format video decoding (WMV, MPEG-1/2/4, VP8) 1080P video encoding, support H.264, VP8 format Video post processor: de-interlacing, denoising, edge/detail/color optimization |
| Power Management | RK808 PMU Power Management Unit |
| TF card | support |
Features of DSGW-290-1 Sub-G Smart Home Automation Hub
Off-the-shelf Desktop Computer
Featuring a universal HDMI video interface and a 3.5mm Audio port, it can effortlessly connects to a variety of displays, allowing you to enjoy TV shows and movies with ease.
Extensive Scalability to Meet Evolving Needs
Storage Expansion: With support for a TF card up to 1TB and an M.2 SSD up to 512GB, users have the flexibility to expand storage capacity.
Protocol Expansion: Tailor the system to your specific needs by selecting the modules you desire, removing unnecessary ones, or modifying as needed.
IPC Support: The inclusion of a reserved MIPI CSI interface enables seamless access to an 800M pixel camera.
Programmable Debian-based SBC
The outer casing of DSGW-290-1 can be removed, transforming it into a versatile SBC suitable for secondary development projects. This adaptable SBC is well-suited for storage-intensive and computationally demanding tasks, including lightweight AI and machine learning applications. Moreover, it excels in handling a range of routine work tasks.
Dimension and Package of DSGW-290-1 Smart Home Automation Hub
DSGW-290-1 Model List
Category A ( In Stock)
| Model | Wi-Fi 2.4G/5G | Bluetooth 5.2 | Zigbee 3.0 | LTE Cat4 | Sub-G |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DSGW-290-1 | ● | ● | ● | ● | ● |
Developer Resources of DSGW-290-1 Sub-G Smart Home Automation Hub
Development
Tools
Third-Party Software
DSGW-290 RK3568 Multi Protocol Host IoT Gateway for Smart Home
Use Cases of DSGW-290-1 Sub-G Smart Home Automation Hub
Smart City
IoT Industry 4.0
Smart Apartment/Hospitality
Smart Agriculture
FAQs of DSGW-290-1 Sub-G Smart Home Automation Hub
What is home automation hub?
A smart home hub is a comprehensive system that combines both hardware and software components. On the hardware side, it typically includes a CPU responsible for managing various tasks, and IoT connectivity modules that facilitate communication with local devices and connect to the broader online environment.
The software aspect of a home automation hub is integral to its functionality. It instructs the hardware on how to execute tasks and what processes to follow. This software layer often requires programming and the inclusion of drivers, an operating system, and applications to enable integration and control of diverse smart devices within the home environment.
In essence, a smart home hub acts as a centralized command center, orchestrating the interactions and functions of various smart devices to create an interconnected and automated living space.
What is the difference between smart home gateway and hub?
The main difference between a smart home gateway and a hub lies in their functions and focus:
- Function: A smart IoT gateway primarily serves as a translator between different communication protocols used by smart devices. It converts messages between various protocols into a universal language, enabling devices with different communication standards to interact seamlessly.
- Analogy: It’s akin to a language translator, allowing devices using different “languages” or protocols to understand each other.
- Scope: The concept of a gateway is more focused on the network level and ensuring interoperability among devices.
Smart Home Hubs:
- Function: A smart home hub acts as a central command center for end-users, connecting and coordinating various smart devices within a home. It goes beyond translation and facilitates integration of devices through both wired and wireless protocols. It often manages smart scenes, events, and provides a user-friendly interface for controlling and monitoring connected devices.
- Analogy: Think of it as the conductor of an orchestra, directing and harmonizing the actions of different instruments (smart devices) to create a cohesive experience.
- Scope: The concept of a hub is more user-centric, focusing on the integration of devices and providing a centralized control point for the homeowner.
In summary, while a universal smart home gateway is primarily concerned with enabling communication by translating protocols, a smart home hub is more about providing a centralized control and coordination point for users, offering a seamless and integrated smart home experience.
Do you have smart home hub with screens?
Yes. Up to now, we have two smart home control panels in stock. One is DSGW-120 smart home control panel featuring a 8-inch IPS Touch Screen and the integration of a 5-million-pixel panoramic depth camera. It supports Zigbee, BLE, Wi-Fi2.4G, LTE Cat M1, Ethernet protocols, and has a RS485 interface. Another is DSGW-130 Zigbee Touch Screen Control Panel, which features mini-size (86mmx86mm) design and 86-type electrical box installation design. It also has RS485 interfaces and two relay control circuits facilitate the integration of conventional devices. The compact control panel can be used as a touch screen light switch to replace traditional wall switches. Both have built-in microphones and speakers to support voice control functionality.
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