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GAOTek -HI-144 Manual

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  • Page 1 P a g e | 1 Product GAOTek Healthcare Ethernet Gateway Name Product GAOTek-HI-144 Product https://gaotek.com/product/gaotek-healthcare-ethernet- gateway/ Contact us: sales@gaotek.com Based in New York City & Toronto, GAO Tek Inc. is ranked as one of the top 10 global B2B technology suppliers.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    P a g e | 2 Contents Overview ............................3 Payload Format ..........................7 Button.............................. 9 LEDs ............................... 10 Configuration..........................11 Web User Interface ........................12 Based in New York City & Toronto, GAO Tek Inc. is ranked as one of the top 10 global B2B technology suppliers. GAO ships overnight within the U.S.

  • Page 3: Overview

    P a g e | 3 GAOTek Healthcare Ethernet Gateway This gateway to bridge the local BLE (Bluetooth® Low Energy) tags, sensors, or beacons to remote server/cloud by WIFI, Ethernet or LTE-M. Through an easy web UI interface, user can configure the Internet access to upload reports to cloud server by TCP, HTTP(S), or MQTT(S).
  • Page 4 P a g e | 4 To use LTE-M Model, you have to put a Cat-M1 micro-SIM card into the socket of this model. Please open the bottom cover to insert the SIM card. The steps to open the bottom cover are as below, Step 1.
  • Page 5 P a g e | 5 WIFI (Model 01/ Model 03) The 2.4G WiFi AP connection is used to configure the unit through web UI. This model works as a WiFi Access Point (AP) supporting DHCP. Users must connect to this AP to configure the unit.
  • Page 6 P a g e | 6 GNSS FIXRATE The interval time between the first and second time positioning, default 1 (1 second) GNSS RPTRATE The interval time for sending GPSR report, default 600 (10 minutes) GNSS INFO To get latest GPS status Example case 1: The device is in fixed position: e.g.

  • Page 7: Payload Format

    P a g e | 7 2. Payload Format There are several kinds of payload format that iGS03 will send to the server. General format: $<report type>,<tag id>,<gateway id>,<rssi>,<raw packet content>,*<unix epoch timestamp>\r\n <report type> Different report type to distinguish the source of the report. <tag id>...
  • Page 8 P a g e | 8 $GPRP,E5A706E3923A,CB412F0C8EDC,- 87,0201041AFF590002150112233445566778899AABBCCDDEEFF0000100C3BB,157 4921085 $LRAD,51A88AD374B7,CC4B73906F96,- 87,02010212FF0D0083BC280100AAAAFFFF000010030000,1574921085 $GPRP,0C61CFC1452E,E7DAE08E6FC3,- 44,0201061AFF4C000215B9A5D27D56CC4E3AAB511F2153BCB9670001452ED6 (iBeacon, UUID: B9A5D27D56CC4E3AAB511F2153BCB967, Major: 0001, Minor: 452E) GNSS (Model 03) General format: $GPSR,<tag_mac>,<reader_mac>,<rssi>,yymmdd,hhmmss.ss,latitude,longitude,speed,hdop( ,timestamp) ● "$GPSR,<tag_mac>,<reader_mac>,<rssi>" fields are for compatibility with other reports. The tag_mac is always the same as reader_mac and the rssi is always -127. ●...

  • Page 9: Button

    P a g e | 9 3. Button One button is located on the back panel. It is used for WPS function or Reset to default settings. Function Trigger Condition WPS (iGS03W/M) short press for over 1sec and release Reset to default settings long press for over 3 sec Reset to Default Pressing the reset button on your device for over 3 secs to retrieve the default setting.

  • Page 10: Leds

    P a g e | 10 4. LEDs There are two LEDs indicating the current status. The left one is BLE status LED and the right one is Network status. Below are their behaviors. Flash find tag/beacon in range transmission Status LED happening Network...

  • Page 11: Green Led

    P a g e | 11 Network Status Description Status Behavior ORANGE Boot start Booting (500ms) RED LED blink (100ms Joining AP (If WiFi in STA Booting on/off) mode) RED LED blink (500ms LTE connecting carrier Booting on/off) GREEN/ORANGE LEDs WPS enrollee blink interleaved (100ms) GREEN LED on...

  • Page 12: Web User Interface

    P a g e | 12 “12345678”. You can change it later when you get into the web UI. After connection, enter IP address 192.168.10.1 in your browser. The default account/password are both “admin”. The following sections describe details of the web UI. Model 02 Model 02 is a DHCP client by default.
  • Page 13 P a g e | 13 System Display firmware and device information, including MAC address and IP address in station mode are shown here. Wi-Fi Users can configure Model03’s WiFi device as an WiFi AP or join to the other AP. The relateds AP Mode SSID: The default name is IGS03 plus the last digits of the mac address.
  • Page 14 P a g e | 14 SSID: No manual input required. It is automatically filled once a user chooses an AP from the scan result list. Security: Basically it is automatically detected and selected after choosing an AP from the scan list.
  • Page 15 P a g e | 15 This setting is for configuring in WiFi Station mode or IGS03E. Normally the “DHCP Client” is used to obtain an IP Address from WiFi AP (or DHCP server for ethernet). If one wants to manually assign an IP address for iGS03, choose “Static IP”...
  • Page 16 P a g e | 16 TCP Client iGS03 plays as a TCP client to communicate with a raw TCP server. Enter the address and port number of the TCP server to connect it. HTTP Client Another connection in application is through setting iGS03 as a HTTP client. In this scenario, one has to assign the HTTP URL to bring the BLE data to the HTTP server through the gateway.
  • Page 17 P a g e | 17 MQTT Client Configure iGS03 to connect MQTT broker for publishing data. In this scenario, one has to assign the MQTT host address and port number. Also the publish topic needs to be assigned. Client ID is defaultly assigned as the gateway name with part of MAC address, users can change it as well.
  • Page 18 P a g e | 18 Common Settings Content Type Users can choose the report data in plain text format or JSON string. Keep Alive This option is available for HTTP clients. The device will use HTTP persistent connection to reuse existing tcp sessions. This enhances the HTTP efficiency.
  • Page 19 P a g e | 19 Cache full handling This model has a limited cache buffer. The user needs to decide “sending data immediately” or “discard new input data” if cache is full. - If the user selects "sending data immediately", the device will keep on uploading data when cache is full to avoid data loss regardless of your ”request interval setting”.
  • Page 20 P a g e | 20 Active Scan Mode Enable active scanning. BLE Filter Users can set the BLE filter to filter out the unwanted BLE advertising data. There are three kinds of filters supported by this model RSSI Threshold If the bar is pulled right to -50dBm, only the BLE tag/beacon with RSSI larger than or equal to -50dBm will be transmitted to the server.
  • Page 21 P a g e | 21 Users can set up to 6 entries of the payload filter to make sure only relevant information is received. If the pattern list is empty, it means the payload whitelist function is disabled, all payload will be allowed.
  • Page 22 P a g e | 22 LET Settings Access Point Name The APN setting for the carrier setting. Authentication The auth type based on the carrier setting. Username/Password The username/password based on the carrier setting. DNS Servers In case the users want to specify his/her own DNS servers. GNSS Settings Users can enable the GNSS function here.
  • Page 23 P a g e | 23 NTP Setting To open the NTP Setting UI, click the “clock” icon in the UI header. User has to set the time server and the update period to enable NTP. Login Password One can change the login password from the “people” icon on the UI header. Be aware that it changes the login password of the telnet console, too.

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