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  • Welcome to ENLYZE
  • Getting Started
    • Quickstart
  • Guides
    • Platform Configuration
    • Machine Setup
      • Variable Selection
      • Configuring OEE Data Collection
      • Machine Data Sheet Template
    • Connecting Booking Data
  • PLATFORM
    • Integrations
      • Grafana
        • Structure of the ENLYZE data sources
        • Tutorials
          • First steps with Platform Grafana
          • Grafana Basics for Process Monitoring
          • OEE data with Infinity data source
          • Mapping UUIDs to Display Names with Infinity Data Source
      • Power BI
        • Installing the ENLYZE Power BI Integration
        • Structure of the ENLYZE Power BI Connector
        • Tutorials
          • Getting Started with the ENLYZE Power BI Connector
          • Querying Time Series Data from Machine Variables
          • Querying Machine Productivity Metrics
          • Mapping UUIDs to Display Names
          • Calculating Aggregated Timeseries Data
  • EDGE
    • Overview EDGE Functionalities
    • SPARK Edge Device
    • ENLYZE EDGE
  • IT Security
    • IT Security
  • Resourcen
    • Glossary
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SPARK Edge Device

Information about our SPARK Edge device

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Hardware - SPARK

The ENLYZE SPARK is the hardware component of the ENLYZE Platform. This edge device establishes the physical connection between data sources (machines, PLCs, sensors, MES, ERP systems) and the ENLYZE Manufacturing Data Platform.

The SPARK is fully operated and maintained by ENLYZE. It receives continuous enhancements and security patches via .

ENLYZE places the highest importance on data privacy and network security. SPARK devices are designed to integrate securely into both IT and OT networks without compromising existing structures. For this reason, SPARKs are not operated as routers. This ensures that segmented networks remain segmented—your OT network stays isolated from the internet.

For more details on our IT security approach and best practices for secure operation, refer to our.

Hardware Configuration

The SPARK is currently based on a passively cooled, energy-efficient single-board computer (SBC) with a quad-core AMD processor, 4 GB RAM, and three network interfaces.

Physical Interfaces

The illustration above shows the available ports on the SPARK:

  • Serial – Used exclusively by ENLYZE (e.g. for on-site maintenance)

  • Internet / eth0 – Connection to the internet

  • Machine / eth1 – Connection to the machine network or directly to the controller

  • Service / eth2 – Access to the ENLYZE EDGE user interface for configuration

  • USB – Integration of external devices (e.g. Modbus via serial-to-USB adapter) and factory reset functionality

  • Power – Power supply for the SPARK

Operating System

The SPARK runs a custom ENLYZE-configured operating system, built on the . This architecture minimizes the attack surface of devices deployed in customer networks and gives ENLYZE full control over the services running on each unit. It also enables us to rapidly deploy to all devices.

Yocto Project
CVE patches
Over-The-Air (OTA) updates
IT Security Whitepaper
Schematic back view of a SPARK Edge device