This guide provides instructions for installing N3uron, a powerful industrial IoT edge platform, on Robustel EG Series gateways running RobustOS Pro.
Integrating N3uron with Robustel's edge hardware allows for seamless data orchestration, protocol conversion (such as Modbus to MQTT), and advanced edge computing capabilities. By leveraging the Debian-based architecture of RobustOS Pro, N3uron can run natively as a service, providing a robust environment for industrial automation and digitalization projects.
π Note: If your gateway is not yet connected to the internet, please refer to the relevant documentation on configuring cellular or Ethernet WAN connectivity.
π Note: Refer to How to create a sudo user with SSH access on an EG series device to create a user if one does not exist.
ssh <username>@<device_ip_address>curl -fsSL https://get.n3uron.com/install.sh | sudo bashπ Note: The system may prompt you to enter the password for your sudo user to authorize the installation.
β οΈ Warning: Do not interrupt the process until you see a "Successfully installed" message on the terminal. Interruptions may lead to corrupted service files.
To ensure the N3uron service is running correctly, use the following command:
systemctl status n3uronβ
Success: The output should show Active: active (running).The N3uron service is active and initialized.
http://192.168.0.1:8003π Note: If you need to access the WebUI via the WAN port, you must open port 8003 in the Firewall settings.
β Success: If successful, the N3uron login or dashboard page will appear.
Next, you can refer to the βHow to Quickly Get Started with N3uron After Installing It on a Robustel Gatewayβ article to quickly get started with N3uronβs features. For more details, please refer to the official documentation.
8.8.8.8) in the Network > WAN settings.systemctl status n3uron. If it is running, verify that no other service is occupying port 8003.Version | Date | Author | Notes |
v1.0 | 2026-01-28 | Jens Zhou | Initial document creation. |