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General| Brand | J2 |
|---|---|
| Model | 680 |
| Category | Touchscreen |
| Language | English |
Details the main board components and capabilities.
Information on the LCD display and touch screen specifications.
Details about HDD/SSD support and configurations.
Lists and describes all external input/output ports.
Specifications for the power adapter and input.
Lists available optional peripheral devices.
Details standard and optional mounting solutions.
Environmental operating conditions and specifications.
Discusses the Intel processor socket and its advantages.
Explains support for hot-swappable RAID and dual hard drives.
Details the PoweredUSB and other power ports for peripherals.
Information about the integrated DC Uninterruptible Power Supply.
Details the 24V port for powering POS printers.
Describes the system's cooling design and fan operation.
Explains the fan-less operation mode for specific processors.
Highlights the system's adaptability and multiple roles.
Discusses the various configurable options for the system.
Details the range of Intel processors supported by the system.
Lists supported Intel processors with detailed specifications.
Overview and layout of the unit's input/output ports.
Describes the power button functionality and related features.
Information on supported HDD/SSD drives and RAID configuration.
Details the two types of touch screen technologies available.
Description of the system board and its design for serviceability.
Specifications for the LCD display resolution and brightness control.
Details support for VGA and other secondary video outputs.
Illustrates and describes the VGA and DisplayPort connectors.
Details the DB9 serial port pinout and power capabilities.
Describes the quantity and location of USB 2.0 ports.
Details the specific PoweredUSB ports available on the unit.
Information on the Gigabit Ethernet controller and its features.
Location and purpose of the security slot for preventing theft.
Details the audio controller and jack locations.
Explains the 24V printer power port and its usage.
Describes the RJ-11 cash drawer port and compatibility.
Shows the pinout configuration for the cash drawer port.
Instructions for clearing the CMOS settings.
Details the internal notebook-type power supply specifications.
Step-by-step guide for detaching the display head from the base.
Instructions for removing the internal power supply unit.
Steps to access and enter the BIOS configuration utility.
Describes the main BIOS screen and system information displayed.
Overview of advanced system configuration options in BIOS.
Details the PXE boot option for network booting.
Configuration options for SATA drives, including IDE, AHCI, and RAID modes.
Settings for serial port power and LCD brightness.
Configuration of power management features like AC power loss and wake-up.
Options for system behavior after an AC power interruption.
Configuration for waking the system over the network.
Settings for Real-Time Clock alarm functions.
Configuration of boot device order and options.
Options for displaying OEM logos during system boot.
Saving or discarding BIOS changes and exiting the setup utility.
Steps to install the chipset drivers for optimal performance.
Instructions for installing the graphics drivers.
Guide for installing the audio drivers.
Steps to install the LAN (Ethernet) drivers.
Installation guide for the resistive touch screen driver.
Information on installing drivers for the projected capacitive touch screen.
Details on the optional driver for multi-monitor setups.
Steps for installing the J2 Health monitoring utility.
Description of the J2 Health icon and its functions.
How to log health data to a file for analysis.
Explains registry entries created by the J2 Health program.
Information on the remote monitoring and asset tracking solution.
Steps to download and install the SMI BIOS Info utility.
How to run the utility and view BIOS information.
How to download and install the cash drawer test utility.
How to use the utility to test cash drawer functionality.
Introduction to RAID configurations (0, 1, Matrix) and their benefits.
Explanation of AHCI features like Hot Swapping and NCQ.
Steps to enable RAID mode within the system BIOS.
Procedure for creating RAID volumes using the Intel Matrix Storage Manager.
Method for installing RAID drivers during OS setup.
Steps to install the RAID management software after OS installation.
Procedure for hot-swapping drives in a RAID 1 configuration.
Lists the standard items included in the shipping carton.
Description of the 3-track Magnetic Stripe Reader (MSR).
Step-by-step guide for installing the MSR.
Information about the optional VFD customer display.
Details the available secondary video display options.
Description of the fingerprint reader and MSR option.
Description of the iButton and MSR option.
Availability information for the 680 UPS.
Availability information for the RFID reader option.
Details the wall mount bracket option.
Information on pole mount options for the unit.
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