TCP Connected Gateway

ZigBee (ZigBee)
TCP 600GWB Connected at Home Wireless Lighting Gateway
3rd Party Firmware
dd-wrt	Status Unknown
OpenWrt	Status Unknown
Tomato any flavor	Incompatible
Platform
Brand • Model • Rev	TCP Connected Gateway (600GWB)
FCC ID	Z3M-GGL30
IC ID	10257A-GL30002
Type	IoT, IoT hub, JenNet wireless gateway
CPU1	Applied Micro APM80186
CPU1 Type	PowerPC 405
CPU1 Speed	400 MHz
Flash1 Chip	SK hynix HY27US08561A-TPCB
Flash1 Size	32 MiB33,554,432 B <br />262,144 Kib <br />32,768 KiB <br />256 Mib <br />0.0313 GiB <br />
Flash2 Chip	Macronix MX25L4006E
Flash2 Size	512 KiB 0.5 MiB <br />524,288 B <br />4,096 Kib <br />4 Mib <br />4.882812e-4 GiB <br />
RAM1 Size	64 MiB67,108,864 B <br />524,288 Kib <br />65,536 KiB <br />512 Mib <br />0.0625 GiB <br />
RAM1 Chip	SK hynix H5PS5162GFR-S6C
ETH chip1	Applied Micro APM80186
ETH chip2	Realtek RTL8201CP
Ethernet Port Count	1-WAN
Wired Standard	IEEE 802.3i/3u
802dot11 OUI: none specified Ethernet OUI: D4:A9:28
Stock bootloader	U-Boot 2009.08
Stock FW OS	Linux 3.5.3
Expansion IF types	none specified
Power	5 VDC, 1 A
Connector type	barrel
Serial Port (UART)	yes, 2-pads
Flags: ZigBee, RTC, IoT
Additional chips CMOS Real Time Clock;NXP;PCF8563;;1;
Other
Default IP address: acquired via DHCP the IP acquired via DHCP is used by 211 additional devices of which 0 are TCP devices Default login user: root Default login password: thinkgreen
Manuf/OEM/ODM	GreenWave Reality GL30002-TP
Retail
FCC approval date	30 November 2011
(Est.) initial retail price (in USD):	$79.99
ASIN	B00DYO96GI
Country of manuf	China
Radio 1
Chip1	NXP JN5148
Wireless interface OUI	none specified
Antenna Connector Type	none specified
Wireless Standard	ZigBee

For a list of all currently documented Applied Micro (AMCC) SoC's with specifications, see Applied Micro.
For a list of all currently documented NXP (Freescale) SoC's with specifications, see NXP.
For a list of all currently documented Realtek chipsets with specifications, see Realtek.

Overview

Install Guide

Wireless is 802.15.4 JenNet used to control wireless lighting.

Smaller flash is used by wireless micro-controller.

• Understanding the Greenwave Reality Gateway
• On exploitee.rs

Disassembly with photos of circuit board

Dropbear SSHD, UART

Troubleshooting • >>

SOME TIPS FOR GETTING YOUR TCP / Greenwave Systems / Greenwave Reality LIGHTBULBS AND GATEWAY TO FIND EACH OTHER Troubleshooting: Light Bulb Not Responding During Installation: When you add a new light bulb to the network (or if you add a previously existing light bulb that you removed from the network), the light bulb should brighten and dim during the installation process to indicate that it is searching for a network. If for any reason the light bulb does not brighten and dim (if it remains full bright), then turn power to the light fixture off and on four times consecutively to reset the light bulb. The light bulb should then start to brighten and dim once it is reset, which is usually within 10 seconds after the fourth off/on cycle. Light Bulb Accidentally Removed from Network: It is possible for a network light bulb to be accidentally removed from the network. For example, if someone turns power off and on four times consecutively to the light fixture, the attached light bulb will reset and remove itself from the network. If this happens, follow the procedure in the Light Bulb Tasks chapter to add a new light bulb to the network. Resetting Your Light Bulbs: If you are unable to fix issues that arise with your lighting system, you can reset your light bulbs as a last resort. To do so, follow the procedure in the Light Bulb Tasks chapter to remove light bulbs from the network, followed by the procedure to add a new light bulb to the network. Source