Ever since 2011 Loxone have build their smart home system around their diminutive but capable Miniserver. But today that hardware has been retired and replaced with upgraded to a brand new second generation device.
We asked Loxone to give us a flavour of the hardware at the heart of the new Miniserver and they told us…
The next-generation Miniserver has a quad-core processor (compared to a single core in the Miniserver Gen.1) with 16x more RAM. These enhancements result in a Miniserver that has 21x more computing power than its predecessor.
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Amongst the other welcomed updates for the Gen2 Miniserver is its support for secure https connections and IPv6.
The new server also now has an on-board connection for up to 50 Tree devices. The KNX interface and analogue outputs have moved off-board but can be brought back using Extensions. Loxone say existing installations will remain 100% functional. Today also sees the arrival of Loxone Config, App and OS 10.3
For more information on the new Loxone Miniserver check out the link below.
loxone.com/enuk/miniserver.html
- 8 Digital Outputs
– max. 250VAC/10A cosφ=1
– max. 30VDC/10A - 8 Digital Inputs 6VDC … 24VDC
- 4 Analogue Inputs 0-10V
- Loxone Link interface (max. 30 Extensions)
- Loxone Tree interface (max. 50 Tree devices) + Tree Intercommunication
- LAN Connection (IPv4/IPv6, SSL, 100Mbps)
- Power supply 19.2VDC … 30VDC (PELV)
- DIN rail mounting (9 TE)
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