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NEO-Edge40 Overview

The KORLINX NEO-Edge40 connects wireless sensors, industrial equipment, and field I/O to local or remote systems. It combines data collection, edge processing, communications, and output control on one platform.

Top view of the NEO-Edge40 Rev. 1.0 mainboard

Development status: This documentation describes the NEO-Edge40 Rev. 1.0 platform. Planned features and values that still require hardware or certification review are identified on the Hardware page. Confirm final specifications before designing a production system.

At a glance​

NeedNEO-Edge40 capability
Collect wireless sensor dataBLE and Zigbee through the KORLINX NX40 module
Connect industrial equipmentEthernet, RS-485, and CAN
Read field signalsAnalog and opto-isolated digital inputs
Control field equipmentRelay, DC, analog, and GPIO outputs
Connect a remote siteOptional LTE-M / NB-IoT expansion
Process data locallyFiltering, conversion, status evaluation, alarms, protocol conversion, and control logic
Check status on sitePlanned front LCD for values, communications, alarms, and output states

How it works​

NEO-Edge40 sits between field devices and an upper-level system such as a PC, local server, cloud platform, or industrial controller.

  1. Collect: Receive data from BLE or Zigbee devices, wired equipment, and analog or digital inputs.
  2. Process: Filter and convert values, evaluate status, apply alarm rules, or run local control logic.
  3. Connect or control: Send data upstream through Ethernet, cellular, RS-485, or CAN, and operate field outputs when required.
Sensors and field equipment
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NEO-Edge40 processing
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Upper-level system Field outputs

Choose a connection​

Neo Edge40 Connection
ConnectionUse it for
BLE / ZigbeeWireless sensors, beacons, and nodes
EthernetA LAN, local server, PC, or gateway uplink
RS-485Industrial instruments and field equipment
CANCAN-based equipment or controller integration
LTE-M / NB-IoT

Remote sites without a wired network; requires the optional cellular module

Analog / digital inputsCurrent, voltage, and contact signals from field sensors
Relay / DC / analog outputsSwitching or controlling connected equipment

Typical applications​

  • BLE or Zigbee sensor hubs
  • Factory equipment monitoring and local control
  • Smart agriculture and environmental monitoring
  • Building and energy-management systems
  • Remote telemetry over LTE-M or NB-IoT
  • OEM industrial controllers