MCCI specializes in USB system software, test devices, and open-source LoRaWAN IoT hardware for developers, consumer electronics, and industrial applications.
MCCI Corporation is a leading developer of USB system software, advanced test equipment, and open-source IoT hardware. With over 25 years of experience, MCCI provides essential connectivity solutions including USB4 switches, SuperMUTT-compatible test devices, and the Catena series of LoRaWAN activity sensors. Their hardware and software products are widely relied upon by consumer electronics makers and semiconductor manufacturers worldwide for system integration, development, hardware compatibility, and interoperability testing.
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Connect the device via a micro-B cable to your PC, open a terminal program like Tera Term, and connect to the COM port. Use the command 'setdevicemode 0' for USB-IF compliance mode or 'setdevicemode 1' for Loopback mode.
These test switches can be controlled using the Microsoft MUTT software package, serial commands via a terminal application (e.g., Tera Term or Minicom), or via the open-source MCCI Cricket UI software.
MCCI provides a limited warranty for hardware products manufactured directly by MCCI for a period of one (1) year following delivery.
The Catena 4430 features a built-in 3.7V rechargeable Li-ion battery but can also be powered and charged via a 5V Micro-USB connection. You can use this Micro-USB connection with a Serial Terminal program to send configuration commands, set the RTC, and provision the LoRaWAN module.