EDA TEC ED-IPC2500 5G Raspberry Pi CM4 Industrial Computer

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Ua umaview
The ED-IPC2500 is a 5G industrial computer based on the Raspberry Pi CM4. Depending on the application scenario and user requirements, computer systems with different RAM and eMMC specifications can be selected.

• RAM options include 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB.
• eMMC options include 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB.

The ED-IPC2500 provides commonly used interfaces such as HDMI, USB 2.0, and Ethernet. It supports network access via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and 5G. The integration of a supercapacitor backup power supply (optional), RTC (Real-Time Clock), Watch Dog, EEPROM, and an encryption chip enhances the product’s ease of use and reliability. It is mainly used in industrial control and Internet of Things (IoT) fields.

Lisi afifi

• 1 x ED-IPC2500 Unit
• [WiFi/BT Version – optional] 1 x 2.4GHz/5GHz Wi-Fi/BT Antenna

Fa'aaliga
Fa'ailoa galuega ma fa'auigaga o feso'ota'iga i luga o laulau ta'itasi.

Laupapa luma
O lenei vaega o loʻo faʻaalia ai galuega ma faʻamatalaga o le pito i luma.

LEAI.	Fa'amatalaga Galuega
1	1 x faʻailoga mumu mumu, lea e faʻaaogaina e siaki ai le tulaga o le masini eletise ma le paʻu.
2	1 x lanu meamata 5G faailoilo, lea e faʻaaogaina e siaki ai le tulaga o le faailo 5G.
3	1 x DC input, 2-Pin 3.5mm spacing phoenix terminals with screw holes. It supports 9V~36V input, the signal is defined as VIN+/GND.
4	3 × 1000M Ethernet interfaces (ETH0–ETH2), RJ45 connector with LED indicators, 10/100/1000M auto-sensing interfaces for Ethernet connection.
5	1 x lanu meamata tulaga faʻailoga, lea e faʻaaogaina e siaki ai le tulaga galue o le masini.
6	1 x lanu meamata faʻailoga tagata faʻaoga, e mafai e le tagata faʻaoga ona faʻapipiʻiina se tulaga e tusa ai ma le talosaga moni.

Laufanua Tua
O lenei vaega o loʻo faʻaalia ai fesoʻotaʻiga ma faʻamatalaga o le pito i tua.

LEAI.	Fa'amatalaga Galuega
1	1 x 5G antenna port, SMA connector, lea e mafai ona faʻafesoʻotaʻi i le 5G antenna.
2	1 x Micro SD card slot, functionally reserved only.
3	1 x Nano SIM card slot for installing a Nano SIM card to access 5G signals.
4	1 x Wi-Fi/BT antenna port (filifiliga), SMA connector, lea e mafai ona fa'afeso'ota'i ile Wi-Fi/BT antenna.
5	1 x Micro USB port, it supports to flash to eMMC for the system.
6	1 x 5G antenna port, SMA connector, lea e mafai ona faʻafesoʻotaʻi i le 5G antenna.

Itu Laufanua
O lenei vaega o loʻo faʻaalia ai fesoʻotaʻiga ma faʻamatalaga o le laulau itu.

LEAI.	Fa'amatalaga Galuega
1	1 x Toe setiina, faamau natia, kiliki le ki e toe amata ai le masini.
2	2 x USB 2.0 ports, Type-A connector, each channel supports up to 480Mbps.
3	1 x 5G antenna port, SMA connector, lea e mafai ona faʻafesoʻotaʻi i le 5G antenna.
4	1 x HDMI port, Type-A connector, which is compatible with the HDMI 2.0 standard and supports 4K 60Hz. It supports connecting a displayer.
5	1 x 5G antenna port, SMA connector, lea e mafai ona faʻafesoʻotaʻi i le 5G antenna.

ButtonThe 
ED-IPC2500 device includes a RESET button, which is a hidden button, and the silkscreen on the case is “RESET”. Pressing the RESET button will reset the device.

Indbicator
Introducing the various statuses and meanings of indicators contained in the ED-IPC2500 device.

Fa'ailoga	Tulaga	Fa'amatalaga
Pwr	On	Ua ola le masini.
	Emo	The power supply of the device is abnormal. Please stop the power supply immediately.
	Tape	E le o ola le masini.
GALUEGA	Emo	The system started successfully and is reading and writing data.
	Tape	The device is not powered on or does not read or write data.
USER	On	The user can customize a status according to the actual application.
	Tape

Fa'ailoga	Tulaga	Fa'amatalaga
		The device is not powered on or not defined by the user, and The default status is off.
5G	On	The dial-up is successful and the connection is normal.
	Tape	5G signal is not connected or the device is not powered on.
Yellow indicator of the Ethernet port	On	The data transmission is abnormal.
	Emo	O lo'o fa'asalalauina fa'amatalaga i luga ole uafu Ethernet.
	Tape	E le o fa'atulagaina le feso'ota'iga Ethernet.
Faailoga lanumeamata o le taulaga Ethernet	On	Ole feso'ota'iga Ethernet o lo'o i le tulaga masani.
	Emo	Ole feso'ota'iga Ethernet e le masani.
	Tape	E le o fa'atulagaina le feso'ota'iga Ethernet.

Fa'afeso'ota'i
Introducing the definition and function of each interface in ED-IPC2500 device.

Slot kata SIM

The ED-IPC2500 device includes one Nano SIM card slot labeled with the silkscreen “ “, which is used for installing a SIM card to access 5G signals.

Mana Ofisa
The ED-IPC2500 device features one power input terminal, implemented as a 2-Pin 3.5mm-pitch phoenix connector. The interface is labeled with the silkscreen “VIN+/GND”, and the pin definitions are as follows.

1000M Ethernet Interface (ETH0 ~ ETH2)

The ED-IPC2500 device includes three auto-sensing 10/100/1000M Ethernet interfaces, labeled with the silkscreen ““. These interfaces utilize RJ45 connectors, and for Ethernet connectivity, it is recommended to use Category 6 (Cat6) or higher-specification network cables. The pin definitions for the terminals are as follows:

HDMI Ofisa
The ED-IPC2500 device features one HDMI interface with a silkscreen label “HDMI”, designed as a standard Type-A connector. It supports connection to HDMI displays and delivers video output up to 4K resolution at 60Hz (4K@60).

USB 2.0 Fa'aoga
The ED-IPC2500 device features two USB 2.0 interfaces, labeled with the silkscreen ” “. These utilize standard Type-A connectors, supporting connectivity with standard USB 2.0 peripherals and providing data transfer speeds up to 480 Mbps.

Atumauga USB Laiti
The ED-IPC2500 device includes one Micro USB interface with a silkscreen label ” PROGRAMMING”. It supports flashing to eMMC when connected to a PC.

Wi-Fi Antenna Interface (optional)
The ED-IPC2500 device features one Wi-Fi antenna interface using an SMA connector, with a silkscreen label “WiFi/BT”, for connecting a dual-purpose Wi-Fi/Bluetooth antenna.

FAAMANATU
If the selected device model is a non-Wi-Fi version, this interface will not be included.

5G Antenna Interface
The ED-IPC2500 device features four 5G antenna interfaces using SMA connectors, with silkscreen labels “5G”, for connecting 5G antennas.

Supercapacitor (optional)
The ED-IPC2500 supports an optional supercapacitor backup power source, which provides the following functions:

• Power Failure Data Preservation: In the event of sudden power loss to the IPC device, the supercapacitor provides brief power support to critical circuitry within the IPC. Depending on the load, it can maintain operation for approximately one minute under lighter loads or about 30 seconds under heavier loads. This ensures that essential data (such as the device’s runtime state, current values of counters/timers, etc.) is preserved, preventing loss due to unexpected power interruption. This is critical for industrial applications requiring rapid process recovery without loss of key information.
• Real-Time Clock (RTC) Sustenance: The device’s RTC is crucial for recording event timestamps and sequencing operations. The supercapacitor supplies sufficient power to sustain the RTC circuit after primary power failure, allowing it to continue operating normally for a period.
• Assisting Graceful Shutdown: The supercapacitor supports an orderly shutdown procedure during power loss by supplying energy to the device’s control circuits. This enables the system to safely terminate active functions per predefined protocols—e.g., closing communication ports, halting complex calculations, or stopping runtime processes methodically.

FAAMANATU
The supercapacitor requires at least five minutes of charging while the device is powered on. Full functionality is guaranteed only after the supercapacitor is fully charged.

Fa'apipi'i Vaega

This chapter describes the specific operational procedures for installing antennas and SIM card.

Fa'apipi'i Antenna
The ED-IPC2500 device supports 5G and optional Wi-Fi functionality, with 5G requiring four antennas and Wi-Fi requiring one antenna. Antennas must be installed before operating the device.

Sauniuniga:
Ensure the corresponding antennas have been retrieved from the packaging box. When multiple antennas are included, they should be identified by the labels on each antenna.

Laasaga:

1. Locate the antenna interfaces on the device side as indicated in the diagram lalo.FAAMANATU
   The antenna interfaces are located on both the rear panel and side panel of the device. This demonstration will exclusively use the rear panel as an example mo se fa'amatalaga.
2. Align the corresponding interfaces on both the device and antenna, then tighten clockwise to ensure a secure connection.

Fa'apipi'i Nano SIM Card
The ED-IPC2500 device with 5G capability requires a SIM card to be installed first before utilizing the 5G functionality.

FAAMANATU
Hot-swapping of the SIM card is NOT supported.

Sauniuniga:
Ua maua le 5G Nano SIM card e faʻaaogaina.

Laasaga:

1. Locate the position of the Nano SIM card slot on the device side as indicated in the diagram below.
2. Insert the Nano SIM card with its golden contacts facing down into the corresponding slot. An audible click indicates successful installation.

Fa'aosoina le Masini

O lenei mataupu o loʻo faʻaalia ai pe faʻafefea ona faʻafesoʻotaʻi uaea ma faʻaulu le masini.

Feso'ota'i Uaea
O le vaega lea o lo'o fa'amatalaina pe fa'afefea ona fa'afeso'ota'i uaea.

Sauniuniga:

• Verified operational peripherals have been obtained, including display, mouse, keyboard, and power adapter.
• A functional network connection has been established.
• Operational HDMI and Ethernet cables have been secured.

Ata fa'ata'atia o uaea feso'ota'i:
For specific pin definitions of each interface and wiring methods, refer to 1.6 Interface.

Fa'afou le System mo le Taimi Muamua
The ED-IPC2500 device does not feature a power switch. Upon connecting to a power source, the system will initiate startup.

• Solid red PWR LED: Indicates normal power supply to the device.
• Blinking green ACT LED: Signals successful system initialization, followed by the Raspberry Pi logo appearing in the top-left corner of the display.

FAAMANATU

• Default username: pi
• Default password: raspberry

Raspberry Pi OS (Lapisinisi)
If the Desktop edition of the system is preinstalled at the factory, the device will boot directly into the desktop environment upon completion of startup, as shown in the figure below.

Rasipi Pi OS (Lite)
If the Lite edition of the system is preinstalled at the factory, the device will automatically log in using the default username pi (password: raspberry ) upon startup completion. The interface shown below signifies a successful system boot.

Faiga Fa'atonu

O lenei mataupu o loʻo faʻaalia ai le faʻaogaina o le system.

1. Su'eina le IP Device
   Su'eina le IP Device
2. Ulufale mamao
   Ulufale mamao
3. Fa'atulagaina o mea e teu ai
   Fa'atulagaina o mea e teu ai
4. Fa'atulagaina le Ethernet IP
   Fa'atulagaina le Ethernet IP
5. Configuring Wi-Fi (Optional)
   Fa'atonu le Wi-Fi
6. Configuring Bluetooth (Optional)
   Fa'atulagaina le Bluetooth
7. Fa'atonu 5G
   The ED-IPC2500 natively supports 5G functionality, but specific configurations must be performed before utilizing the 5G network.
   1. Scenarios Requiring No APN Configuration
      If the user’s 5G network operates without APN configuration, connect by proceeding as follows:
      Sauniuniga:The ED-IPC2500 device has completed normal startup.
      • A 5G-enabled Nano SIM card has been correctly installed in the device’s SIM card slot.

FAAMANATU : Hot-swapping of the SIM card is NOT supported.

Laasaga:

1. Open a terminal window and execute the following command to launch the 5G monitoring utility and automatically connect to the 5G feso'ota'iga.FAAMANATU
   After executing the command, the terminal window will display relevant log information.
2. Open a new terminal window and execute the following command to check the status of the 5G interface (wwan interface).The returned information is shown in the following figure:
   • If the returned information includes the wwan0 interface and displays an assigned IP address, this indicates that the 5G network is connected.
   • If the returned information shows no wwan0 interface, this signifies that the 5G network is disconnected.

Scenarios Requiring APN Configuration
If the user’s 5G network requires APN configuration, configure the settings by proceeding as follows:

Sauniuniga:

• The ED-IPC2500 device has completed normal startup.
• A 5G-enabled Nano SIM card has been correctly installed in the device’s SIM card slot.
• APN credentials have been acquired, including the APN name, username, and password. The following example information will be used for demonstration:
  • Igoa APN: APN1
  • Username: pule
  • Numera e le iloa e sesi: pule

FAAMANATU
Hot-swapping of the SIM card is NOT supported.

Laasaga:

Open a terminal window and sequentially execute the following commands to access the ed-qml—conf configuration file.

Configure the “APN Config” settings as required by setting the “apn”, “apn_user”, and “apn_password” parameters.

FAAMANATU
The “ping_server” and “online_script” parameters under the “Network” section also support user-specific configuration as required.

Enter Ctrl+O to save the file, then press Enter to confirm, and finally, input Ctrl+X to exit file editing mode.
Execute the following command to launch the 5G monitoring utility and automatically establish the 5G network.

FAAMANATU
After executing the command, the terminal window will display relevant log information.

Open a new terminal window and execute the following command to check the status of the 5G interface (wwan interface).

The returned information is shown in the following figure:

• If the returned information includes the wwan0 interface and displays an assigned IP address, this indicates that the 5G network is connected.
• If the returned information shows no wwan0 interface, this signifies that the 5G network is disconnected.

Essential Configuration Commands

Poloaiga	Fa'amatalaga
sudo systemctl start ed-lte-daemon.service	Establishing the 5G Network Connection via Service
sudo systemctl enable ed-lte-daemon.service	Automatically start the service during boot
sudo ed-lte-tool -r	Resetting the 5G Module
sudo ed-lte-tool -m	Viewing 5G Module Information
sudo ed-lte-tool -s	Viewing 5G Signal Strength
sudo ed-lte -c	Dial-up networking does not support automatic reconnection after disconnection.
sudo ed-lte -d	Disconnect the network connection
cd /var/log/ed-qmi/ sudo nano xxxx-xx-xx.log	Navigate to the `/var/log/ed-qmi/` directory and review le ogalaau files, where `xxxx-xx-xx` denotes the date in Year-Month-Day format (e.g., 2025-06-18).
journalctl -u ed-lte-daemon.service	Monitor real-time logs for the 5G network

Fa'atulagaina le Pusi
Fa'atulagaina le RTC
Fa'atulagaina le USER Indicator

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