CTM-200 (end-of-life)
The industrial cellular wireless gateway for fixed and mobile applications.
Keep your assets connected at all times.
The CTM-200 is a Linux based platform powered by ARM Cortex-A8 800 MHz superscalar processor. Its on-board standard features make the CTM-200 ideal for mobile fleet applications or fixed site office and SCADA communications.
CTM-200 - Key features
Rugged design
The device is designed to be suited for extreme operating environments.
Dual SIM support
Supports dual SIM where one or two SIMs can be installed.
Embedded LTE
The device has embedded LTE, Wi-FI, and GNSS antennas.
Multiple interface support
Supported interfaces include Ethernet, Serial, RS-485, CAN, GPIO, etc.
Integrated with Cypress IOT
The CTM-ONE is integrated with our device management platform for deployment and monitoring.
Compact
Easy to install and flexible to be mounted in both interior and exterior settings.
CTM-200 standard hardware features
- Dual 10/100 Ethernet ports
- Wide input voltage range
- 1 Serial RS-232 port, optional RS-485 or second RS-232 port
- Multiple GPIO analog/digital input and output control
- Integrated RFID device support for HID card and iButton
- High accuracy GPS positioning technology
- CAN bus for engine vehicle diagnostics support
- Integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support
- Integrated accelerometer
- Real time clock
- Low power modes of operation
Track your device with Cypress IOT
Manage and monitor your cellular wireless gateway in an integrated platform for device management, data analytics and dashboarding.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my CTM-200 not connecting to cellular data?
Ensure the SIM card is inserted properly and all antennas are connected. Ensure that the APN is correct (cmd apn) and check the status (cmd rfstats). If the device is a CTM-200 R1, please see the GPS Rollover.
Why is my CTM-200 not getting a GPS fix?
This is indicated by the GPS LED flashing green. Ensure that the device’s antenna is exposed to a clear view of the sky. Swap the GPS antenna with a working GPS antenna to identify if the issue is the antenna. Cmd stm status can be used to check the current status.
Why does my CTM-200 never turn off?
Ensure you have wired in your ignition line and check that your device is configured to power off after ignition goes down. See this link for more information.
Query current setting:
cmd pwr sdwn 1
Command to configure
cmd pwr sdwn 1 X
X = time in seconds
EG: power down after 300 seconds (5 mins) of IGN being Low:
cmd pwr sdwn 1 300