Canique Pico Gateway receives encrypted radio messages from Canique environmental sensors, decrypts them, and forwards them to a custom configurable MQTT server (using a TLSv1.2 connection or plain TCP).
In a later stage it will be able to receive radio messages from other devices and just forward them to an MQTT server.
You can access the most recent sensor data via HTTP request in JSON format because Canique Pico Gateway has an embedded HTTP server onboard.
The HTTP server also serves a settings webpage to change settings.
You can switch between DHCP or static network configuration.
You can set MQTT host, port, keepalive time and user credentials.
Canique Pico Gateway uses an RP2040 chip as its core, and a Wiznet W5500 chip for its ethernet connection.
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