User's Guide
Table Of Contents
- 1. Product Overview
- 2. UI Reference
- Support
- Admin Password
- Wi-Fi - Settings
- Wi-Fi – Primary Network
- Wi-Fi – Guest Network
- Wi-Fi – Wi-Fi as WAN
- Connected Devices
- Access Control - Devices
- Access Control - Schedules
- Settings - Preferences
- Settings – Software Update
- Settings – Backup and Restore
- Advanced Features – Lan
- Advanced Features – Network
- Advanced Features – Manual DNS
- Advanced Features – Firewall
- Advanced Features – MAC Filter
- Advanced Features – Port Filtering
- Advanced Features – Port Forwarding
- Advanced Features – WAN Configuration
- GPS - Status
- GPS - Local
- GPS - Remote
- GPIO
- VPN
- Remote Management
- About – General Status
- About – Primary WAN
- About - Ethernet WAN
- About – Wi-Fi as WAN
- About – System Status
- 3. Using, Testing, Troubleshooting
- 4. Regulatory Information
User Guide
Skyus 500 (Ninkasi)
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GPIO
The Skyus 500 includes General Purpose Input Output (GPIO) ignition sense. This feature detects
when the ignition is on and automatically turns on the router. When the ignition is turned off, the
router turns off with a specified time delay.
Use settings on this tab to enable or disable ignition sense, define a time delay, and configure or
view pin settings.
NOTE: When using Skyus 500 in vehicles, enable ignition sense to ensure a controlled shutdown
of the router when the vehicle is turned off.
Ignition Sense
Ignition Sense Enabled: This setting enables or disables ignition sense on your Skyus 500. Check
the box if you want the Skyus 500 to turn on and off (with time delay) with the ignition.
Ignition Sense Delay: If ignition sense is enabled, you can set the amount of time (in seconds) you
want the router to remain on after the ignition is turned off.
GPIO Control
In this section you can configure two digital pins for Input (for sensors) or Output (to devices).
You can see the state of the pin and pulse count (for Input) and set Output to Low or Off.
GPIO #1 State: Select INPUT or OUTPUT.
Value: The state specified by the pin: Low or High.
Pulse Count (visible for INPUT): Displays the number of times the Value field has moved from Low
to High or High to Low. NOTE: To reset the pulse count to zero, reset the device to the factory
default settings.
GPIO #2 State: Select INPUT or OUTPUT.
Value: The state specified by the pin: Low or High.
Set Output (visible for OUTPUT): Select Active Low (ON) or OFF from the drop-down.
External Pins
This section displays settings for dedicated Input and Output pins.
Dedicated Input Pin
Value: The state specified by the pin: Low or High.