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Truma iNet Box - Operation, Technical Data, and Troubleshooting

Truma iNet Box
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6
Operation
To operate the devices connected via the iNet Box, follow the
steps in the Truma app.
The last incoming command is executed.
Bluetooth communication has priority over GSM
communication.
The iNet Box automatically switches from GSM to Bluetooth
communication as soon as a saved mobile terminal device
comes into reception range.
It automatically switches back to GSM communication
when the device goes out of reception range.
Technical data
Dimensions (L x W x H) 147 x 96 x 40 mm
Operating conditions
Temperature -30°C to +60°C
Humidity 10%rH to 99%rH
Air pressure 942 hPa to 1061 hPa
Storage temperature range -30°C to +70°C
Interface TIN bus
Power supply 9V – 29V
Power consumption xxx mA
Standby current xxx mA
Weight approx. 500g
External GSM antenna
Anntenna gain max. 5.5 dBi at 850 MHz and max. 2 dBi at
1900 MHz
Subject to technical changes.
Troubleshooting guide
The green “Power” LED (ready for operation) does not light up.
Check the operating voltage.
LED red – GSM error
No GSM reception
No Mini-SIM card
Mini-SIM card blocked
Modem error
Progress bar stops during firmware update
/ Bluetooth connection interrupted for an extended time / pre-
vious firmware status remains.
Factory setting
Reset all settings to the factory setting and delete all individual
data.
Press the button (Figure 2 – 1) for at least 20 seconds.
The blue LED flashes briefly to indicate that resetting has
been done.
Cleaning
Clean only with a moist, lint-free cloth. Make sure that no liq-
uid gets inside the iNet Box. This can cause a short circuit and
destruction of the iNet Box.

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