Deterministic real-time communication
Defined time slots and synchronized transmission enable a 5 ms wireless cycle. Ideal for time-critical industrial data.
Predictable timing, beyond best effortIndustrial real-time wireless communication. Without complex protocol development.
Turn your sensor or actuator into an IO-Link Wireless device with a compact system-on-module and a simple SPI interface.

IO-Link Wireless combines the flexibility of wireless communication with the demands of industrial automation: deterministic, highly reliable and standardized.
Defined time slots and synchronized transmission enable a 5 ms wireless cycle. Ideal for time-critical industrial data.
Predictable timing, beyond best effortFrequency hopping, channel management and retransmissions support a residual error probability in the range of 10⁻⁹.
For demanding wireless environmentsEliminate cable carriers and wear-prone data cables on moving components. Gain design freedom for robotics, tools and modular machines.
Fewer cables. More possibilities.These performance figures refer to the IO-Link Wireless standard, rather than independently verified end-to-end performance of this SoM. Sources: IO-Link Community and IO-Link Wireless brochure.
That is exactly why we developed the INNIRION Device SoM.
Our IO-Link Wireless Device SoM handles all wireless communication, from pairing and radio timing to retransmissions and connection monitoring. Your microcontroller simply speaks SPI.
Integrate powerful industrial communication without developing your own wireless stack. Focus on the features that make your product unique.
COMPACT SOMFrom 8-bit to 32-bit: an SPI master interface and suitable electrical connections allow the SoM to work with a wide range of microcontrollers.
The SoM handles radio scheduling, frames, retransmissions, pairing and monitoring. No custom implementation of time-critical wireless functions is required.
Access cyclic process data, parameters and diagnostic events through a single SPI register interface.
Your host firmware defines the device identity, process data lengths and application-specific content.
Pairing parameters are stored in non-volatile memory and can be reused for subsequent connections to the paired master.
Just 12.9 × 15.0 mm, with flexible antenna connectivity. Designed for direct integration into compact sensors and actuators.
The SoM separates your application firmware from wireless complexity. All your microcontroller needs is a simple host interface.
Connect SPI, interrupt and power. The module operates as an SPI slave with a register-based interface.
Set the device ID and process data lengths through registers. Start pairing or reconnecting with a command.
Send and receive process data, handle ISDU requests and report events, without writing wireless protocol code.
A compact module that adds a powerful IO-Link Wireless interface to your product, with deliberately straightforward electrical and software integration.
Module specifications are based on the preliminary INNIRION API description and remain subject to confirmation before public product release.
Technical inquiry* Preliminary figure for connected operation. Current consumption depends on the operating state and configuration; please contact us for measurement conditions and final values.
Where cables limit your design, IO-Link Wireless opens up new possibilities, whether your product measures, controls or moves.
Smart end effectors with wireless sensor and actuator communication.
Communication without wear-prone data cables on moving systems.
More flexible machine designs with interchangeable units and tools.
Transmit measurements, parameters and diagnostics wirelessly, directly from the sensor.
The INNIRION SoM handles the protocol and radio functions that would otherwise require extensive wireless integration work.
The essentials of integration at a glance.
It works with any suitable microcontroller platform that can act as an SPI master and meets the required electrical conditions. The interface is not tied to a particular CPU family or operating system.
You do not need to develop an IO-Link Wireless stack or implement the time-critical radio protocol. Your host application still defines its device identity, process data, parameters and events, and communicates with the SoM over SPI.
The SoM supports cyclic process data, ISDU parameter access, and event and diagnostic messages. The preliminary specification allows a configured process data length of up to 32 bytes in each direction.
No. The SoM stores successfully negotiated pairing parameters in non-volatile memory. After startup, the host writes its application configuration and can then trigger a reconnection to the previously paired wireless master.
Whether you are upgrading an existing sensor or developing a new product, let us explore how IO-Link Wireless can fit into your electronics.