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General| Processor | Intel Celeron or Pentium |
|---|---|
| Category | Touch terminal |
| Memory | Up to 4GB |
| Storage | HDD or SSD options |
| Display | 15-inch touchscreen |
| Operating System | Windows or Linux |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Ports | Serial, USB |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
Key features and benefits of the SurePOS 500 Series.
Details on different SurePOS 500 Series models and their configurations.
Technical specifications for SurePOS 500 models 545 and 565.
List of related IBM SurePOS 500 Series documentation.
Configurable features available at the time of factory order.
Important optional components and their availability.
Supported operating systems and driver requirements.
Dimensions, weights, and physical layout of the system.
Detailed measurements and weight specifications.
Detailed technical logic and component descriptions.
Detailed specifications for individual system components.
Technical specifications for the LCD display options.
How to access and use the POST CMOS Setup Utility.
Key features supported by the system BIOS.
Detailed list of supported BIOS interrupts in DOS.
Documentation of the system's memory map.
Configuration details for COM ports.
Supported VGA video display modes.
Details on system power management features.
Configuration of Advanced Power Management features.
Configuration of Advanced Configuration and Power Interface features.
Information on Vital Product Data (VPD).
Operating and storage environmental limits.
Power consumption and input specifications.
Compliance with various safety and regulatory standards.
List of product safety and regulatory certifications.
Detailed listing of all external ports, interfaces, and locations.
Pinout diagrams for various system connectors.
Pinout for the customer display connector.
Pinout for USB Plus Power connectors.
Pinout for serial connectors.
Pinout for the Ethernet (RJ45) connector.
Configuring the primary boot device.
Setting the boot order for hard disk devices.
Settings for CPU thermal management.
Configuration of the onboard Serial ATA controller.
I/O address configuration for Serial Port A.
I/O address configuration for Serial Port B.
I/O address configuration for Serial Port C.
I/O address configuration for Serial Port D.
Enabling/disabling the onboard USB controller.
Enabling/disabling the AC'97 audio controller.
Setting the timeout for entering suspend state.
Setting the timeout for powering down the hard disk.
Enabling system wake-up via LAN Magic Packet.
OS vs BIOS control of onboard devices.
BIOS control over IRQ assignment for PCI devices.
Displays the current CPU temperature.
Displays the current CPU fan speed in RPMs.
Selecting thermal management profiles for the CPU.
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