2.4G Wireless Mesh Motherboard, Non-Line-of-Sight Wireless Transmission Industrial Inspection Emergency Communication Product YN300A
Product Introduction E750G is a high-performance development platform designed for non-line-of-sight (NLOS) wireless transmission. The YN300A is built on a Qualcomm chipset and integrates 30dBm 5GHz 802.11a/n, with peak throughput up to 96Mbps. The platform provides fail-safe U-Boot and OpenW...
Product Introduction
E750G is a high-performance development platform designed for non-line-of-sight (NLOS) wireless transmission. The YN300A is built on a Qualcomm chipset and integrates 30dBm 5GHz 802.11a/n, with peak throughput up to 96Mbps. The platform provides fail-safe U-Boot and OpenWrt SDK open support, and can be widely used for emergency communications in firefighting, armed police, and military applications.
Key Features
- Water conservancy; civil defense search & rescue / emergency medical command / emergency communications vehicles
- Real-time emergency networking / emergency deployment drills / mobile wireless networking
- Ports and terminals / outdoor power and surveying / airborne and maritime transmission
- HD IP camera backhaul / computer networking data transport / wireless video transmission equipment
Product Advantages
- Elevated LOS transmission range 10–20km; ground-level LOS communications range 1.5–2km (1W)
- In high-rise residential blocks and other heavy-obstruction scenarios: full coverage beyond 16 floors; penetrates 6–10 residential buildings (1W)
Product Features
- Supports point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, multipoint-to-multipoint, and mesh modes
- MANET scale > 50 nodes; relay capability > 10 hops
- Provides fail-safe U-Boot and OpenWrt SDK open support
After-Sales Service
- Complete-device solutions available to help customers accelerate time-to-market
- Provides bare-board delivery and integrated solution technical guidance
- End-to-end customization for enclosure design, functions, and software
Specifications
Interface Description
Application Scenarios
This diagram illustrates the AP management system hardware and interaction logic:
- The central mainboard is the system’s control core;
- On the right, four AP devices of different form factors are connected (e.g., wireless access points with different enclosures);
- At the bottom, terminals such as PCs, tablets, and smartphones connect to support cross-platform management;
- Arrows and lines indicate network communications and management data interactions between devices.
Key Features
- Automatic AP discovery; zero-touch AP deployment;
- Dedicated management IP allocation without consuming user DHCP addresses;
- AP group management supported; different groups can use different ESSID and other configuration profiles;
- Alias management supported: map AP MAC addresses to room numbers for more intuitive operations;
- Cross-VLAN management supported, enabling the feature without major changes to the user network;
- Centralized AP management across Layer 3 networks supported;
- JS + AJAX enables cross-platform terminal management (mobile phones, tablets, and Mac computers) via standard browsers.
