Yoctohub-ethernet

YoctoHub-Ethernet

   

The YoctoHub-Ethernet is a Fast-Ethernet module which can host three Yoctopuce modules to access them remotely. It can be powered either by a Micro-B USB cable, or directly from the Ethernet cable (PoE compatible with the 802.3af standard).

The YoctoHub-Ethernet can be used in the same way as a VirtualHub running on a little computer, but it is much easier to setup and maintain than a computer. It is smaller and consumes less. It is compatible out-of-the-box with all existing applications using Yoctopuce API. As for the VirtualHub, it can run autonomously using HTTP callbacks.

You can connect three Yoctopuce modules directly, one of which can be fixed directly on the YoctoHub-Ethernet and connected using a Board2Board-127 connector. More devices can be connected thanks to the YoctoHub-Shield extension. The YoctoHub-Ethernet can power Yoctopuce devices up to 2A.


Warning: although the 3 downstream ports hosting Yoctopuce devices use micro-B USB connectors, the YoctoHub-Ethernet uses a specific protocol simpler than USB to talk to the devices. Therefore, it is not possible to drive or even to power a regular (non-Yoctopuce) device using the YoctoHub-Ethernet. It is not possible either to use a regular USB hub (such as the Micro-USB-Hub) on the downstream ports. If you need more downstream ports for Yoctopuce devices, you can use a YoctoHub-Shield.

YoctoHub-Ethernet YoctoHub-Ethernet You can connect up to 3 Yoctopuce devices You can mount a device directly on the hub
The hub can be powered using an USB charger

USB cables and enclosures to be ordered separately.

CHF 119.99

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Specifications1

Hardware release:Rev. E
Product ID:YHUBETH1
Product name:YoctoHub-Ethernet
USB connector:micro-B
Thickness:22mm
Width:58mm
Length:60mm
Weight:34g
Channels:3ports
Max current (Cont.):2A
Protection class, according to IEC 61140:class III
Normal operating temperature:5...40°C
Extended operating temperature2:-30...85°C
USB consumption:130mA
Supported Operating Systems:Windows (PC + IoT), Linux (Intel + ARM), macOS, Android
Network connection:Fast-Ethernet
Drivers:Driverless, no driver needed
API / SDK / Libraries:C++ Obj-C C# VB.NET UWP Delphi Python Java Android LabVIEW
API / SDK / Libraries (TCP only):Javascript Node.js PHP
RoHS compliance:RoHS III (2011/65/UE+2015/863)
Suggested enclosure:YoctoBox-HubEth-Transp
Harmonized tariff code:9032.9000
Made in:Switzerland


1 These specifications are for the current hardware revision. Specifications for earlier revisions may differ.
2 The extended temperature range is defined based on components specifications and has been tested during a limited duration (1h). When using the device in harsh environments for a long period of time, we strongly advise to run extensive tests before going to production.

Accessories and related products

YoctoBox-HubEth-Transp, Plastic enclosure for the YoctoHub-Ethernet1.27-1.27-11, 1.27mm connector to 1.27mm connector cable, 11 cmFix-3x20mm, screws and spacers (3x20mm)Fix-3x8mm, screws and spacers (3x8mm)Fix-3x8mm-hex, screws and  hex spacers (3x8mm)USB-OTG-MicroB-MicroB-20, USB Cable OTG MicroB to MicroB 20 cmUSB-MicroB-1.27-25,  USB Micro-B to 1.27mm connector, 25 cmYoctoHub-GSM-4G, 4G LTE-M/NB-IoT + 2G hub for Yoctopuce modulesYoctoHub-Shield, Extension to connect more modules on a Yoctopuce hubYoctoHub-Wireless-n, Wireless-enabled hub for Yoctopuce modules

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Downloads

User manual (HTML)
User manual (PDF)
Product brief
Blueprints
3D file (STEP)
RoHS certificate
REACH certificate
Most recent firmware61716 (06/28/2024)
Programming libraries63620 (12/10/2024)
Command line API62875 (10/09/2024)
VirtualHub application63516 (11/29/2024)


Add a comment 13 comments


1 - andr59 Sunday,april 07,2013 19H54

Good day! It is very interesting for me! I want, if it possible, to buy Ethernet or wifi hub with your Yocto-meteo. Tell me,please, when it will be in you online shop?
Thank you!
P.S. You do a great gob!!!

2 - funky81 Saturday,may 11,2013 6H21

I'm interested with this module.
When it's available and how much it cost?
cant wait!!

3 - martinm (Yocto-Team)Monday,may 13,2013 6H10

@funky81 : Very soon, Beta tests have just started :-)

4 - ericlyon Thursday,august 01,2013 9H59

Hi there!
And how long does it take to test, validate and produce it? :) Very interested in this product also..

5 - martinm (Yocto-Team)Thursday,august 01,2013 10H17

Production is running right now, first units should show up on our shop tomorrow :-)

6 - flashfingaz Wednesday,april 02,2014 20H13

I'm trying to update to the latest firmware version, but the upload process gets stuck by 78% each and every time. Why good god, why me?

Seriously, any idea whats the problem? I'm reaching the device via a UMTS backed VPN connection, however the connection is stable during the update - until eventually I hit 78% and log tells me:

Upload-timeout:01/FFFF;0000
FIRM: Truncated firmware

7 - mvuilleu (Yocto-Team)Wednesday,april 02,2014 20H17

@flashfingaz: sorry for the inconvenience, that's odd... we will follow up by email to solve that issue.

8 - ultrasonix Friday,january 02,2015 20H51

have you stopped production or just out of stock.

unavailable ?

let me know please. think others will want an update also.

9 - mvuilleu (Yocto-Team)Friday,january 02,2015 20H54

@ ultrasonix: don't worry, it is just "temporarily" unavailable because a customer bought all the items we had in stock and we had to reorder more PCB. But as soon as we get them (probably mid January) the product will be shipping again

10 - sss Thursday,june 11,2015 20H12

Hi, could I use my sensors (like yocto light, for example) via this hub directly from Java (without VirtualHub)?

11 - mvuilleu (Yocto-Team)Friday,june 12,2015 5H11

@sss: yes, this is exactly the purpose of this device

12 - Gary Hinton Thursday,september 19,2019 2H39

I would like to use a Passive POE to power this device with a Yocto-Volt. I don't see in the manual that it tells me what voltage I should be putting in the POE. Is it 48V, like on the switches, or is it 5V, for your circuits?
Gary

13 - mvuilleu (Yocto-Team)Thursday,september 19,2019 16H12

@Gary: The YoctoHub-Ethernet is designed for the standard 802.3af PoE. Passive injectors is a cheap-and-risky option that you can try to use if you really want to save a few dollars, but there is always a risk of damaging hardware by injecting power on an ethernet line without negotiation. 802.3af specifies that the input voltage should be between 48V and 60V, so if you use a passive injector, this is the voltage you should be using. At your own risk...

Yoctopuce, get your stuff connected.