SPIGWAY EnIMini / Finch
Compact gateway for constrained installations.
EnIMini, also referred to as Finch, is the compact member of the SPIGWAY family. It carries the same framework and management model in a smaller footprint and lower power envelope, for cabinets and enclosures with no room to spare.
Why it exists
Not every connection point has space, power or budget for a full gateway — but a smaller device that cannot be managed the same way just creates a second fleet to look after.
- ·Compact footprint and low power draw
- ·Core protocol conversion and telemetry
- ·Local buffering
- ·Same C3F framework as the full family
- ·Same SPIEngine management path
Small enclosures, distributed installations and per-machine deployments.
Security- · Distinct device identity
- · Authenticated platform connection
- · Encrypted transport
- · Signed firmware images
- · Access-controlled remote sessions
How it fits the stack
Hardware detail
Published values are confirmed. Anything hardware-dependent that has not been verified by engineering is marked rather than estimated.
- Processor
- Pending verification
- Memory / storage
- Pending verification
- Operating system
- Embedded Linux
- Device framework
- C3F
- Power input
- Pending verification
- Dimensions
- Pending verification
- Operating temperature
- Pending verification
Highlighted entries are hardware-dependent values awaiting engineering confirmation. They are published only once verified — ask for the current datasheet during evaluation.
Where it is applied
Per-machine connectivity
Space-constrained cabinets
Distributed low-density sites
Evaluating SPIGWAY EnIMini / Finch?
Ask for the current datasheet, lead time and integration detail. Anything not yet verified will be identified as such.