Internet-of-things has never been so affordable To fully understand what this device can do, we need to talk about Internet-of-things. Let’s start with an example. Imagine a farmer who has cattle, an irrigation system for the crops, and storage for the goods. On a day-to-day basis he needs to: Automotive Gigabit EthernetUSB portDC jack RS232 serial port 3 MiniSIM slots SMA female for external GPS antenna SMA female for LoRa® • track the animals; • monitor the grain stock level; • control the irrigation system. For all these tasks the farmer can use low-cost wireless sensors. By connecting them to the LtAP - he can gather the real-time data, combine it with the location information of the vehicle, and send it to the cloud via high-speed LTE. Now all the information he needs to monitor and plan the growth of his farms is in one place. So simple and so handy. The wireless technology behind this is called LoRa®, which stands for Long Range. It requires very low power. That’s why LoRa® is the best way to build your Internet-of-things solutions. LoRa® can be used for anything from smart homes to agriculture, supply chains, logistics and even smart cities. Monitor parking spaces, track utility services, measure environmental data and so on - the possibilities are endless. Specifications Product code RBLtAP-2HnD&R11e-LTE&LR8 CPU Dual-core MediaTek MT7621 880 MHz Size of RAM 128 MB Storage 16 MB flash Number of 1G Ethernet ports 1 Wireless 2.4 GHz 802.11b/g/n dual-chain Wireless antenna max gain 2.5 dBi U.FL connector for optional external antenna Up to 4 dBi Antenna beam width 360° LTE category 4 (150 Mbps downlink, 50 Mbps uplink) 3G category R7 (21 Mbps downlinks, 5.76 Mbps uplink) 2G category Class12 Dimensions 170 x 162 x 40 mm Operating temperature -40°C to +70°C Operating system RouterOS, License level 4 SIM slots 3 (Slot #2 and slot #3 available, Slot #1 is not connected to the LTE interface) USB port* 1 USB 2.0 port type A Built-in GPS Yes Serial port RS232