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KIOSK / POS 12" LCD TOUCH SCREEN PC TERMINAL (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile Purchased two of them at $225...maybe getting a couple more. Nice size - speed a bit slow though... - Physical Dimensions Of Chassis Including LCD Display Mounting Bracket: Height 10.25" x Width 13.375" x Depth 5.75" http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2789129488 02-25-2004 22:59:56

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) reldridg Profile What do you think of the screen on them? Also have you looked at any of the FC-PGA to FC-PGA2 Adapters that allow you to go to a faster celeron on the 440bx motherboards? 02-26-2004 08:30:58

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile I have had success using the socket adaptors. I have a couple on my workbench / along with a variety of processors from 500-1 Ghz that I will try. Usually have best luck with older style non celeron processors. Shipping is standard UPS rates. 02-26-2004 11:24:47

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) reldridg Profile I have ordered one of the Kiosks I have not done a little project for awhile so I thought this might be nice. I might try some different processors in the system also to see if that helps with speed. Not sure what the project will be but this makes a nice little system for it. 02-26-2004 11:41:39

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) reldridg Profile Hey there PeteC, Do you have any of the model numbers off of the motherboard or a brand name from where the pc and motherboard were produced? Thanks 02-26-2004 14:30:23

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile Just an FYI, they are now all sold out. Went rather quickly. 02-26-2004 18:27:40

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) reldridg Profile Yea they did go quickly I ordered a couple to mess around with and see what can be done with one. 02-26-2004 21:05:25

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 1 times) barefootboatnik Profile I just bought one of these, myself. There's a great thread about these units on the mp3car forum, http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=21424... worthwhile to check out. These guys have pretty well dissected every aspect of these... great information there. I also spoke with the folks who are seling these just this morning and was told that they have several hundred of them in stock... I believe the phone number to the company is posted in the mp3car thread, so one could call direct and place an order. I'd count on them showing up on eBay again. ;) .....just livin' and dyin' in three-quarter time. 02-26-2004 21:45:43

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Quick Info on the LCD, http://www.lcdspecifications.com/necpdfs/nl8060ac31_12g.pdf 02-28-2004 10:04:42

Summary FAQ - to date (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile So far what I have done: - installed XP Pro / Microtouch drivers - no problems seen loaded up all fine - just a bit slow. XP runs fine with 256 Megs just a bit slow with Celeron 466Mhz What is being looked at: - clock rate is fixed at 66Mhz - but motherboard is capable of 100Mhz - tested and working - portrait mode available - physically enough space for 2 hard drives in the unit. - Pins for USB exists on the motherboard- USB works fine, just plug a regular internal USB header cable into it and choose your poison for how to mount the port externally. - LCD specs are: 1. LCD Module: NEC TFT Color LCD Module, NL8060AC31-12G 2. Resolution: 800 x 600 pixels, 24 bit 3. Size: 31 cm 4. Touch screen: Elo TouchSystems (Module 387507-000) 5. Viewing area: 246.0 mm x 187.4 mm 6. Active Touch Area: 248.9 mm x 187.4 mm - Motherboard/General specs: Custom NLX (6.875” x 9.000”) Processor 433MHz Celeron Intel Celeron 370-Pin PPGA Processors Chipset Intel ® 82440BX, consisting of: • Intel ® 82443BX PCI/AGP controller (PAC) • Intel ® 82371EB PCI ISA IDE Xcelerator (PIIX4E) Memory • 256 MB RAM in two 168-pin dual inline memory module (DIMM) sockets • Support for up to 512 MB of 66 MHz or 100 MHz synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) Cache 128Kbyte On-Processor, unified, non-blocking, level-two cache Ethernet Controller Intel 82559 • PCI 10BASE-T / 100Base-TX interface Ethernet Controller • RJ45 Interface Sound ESS AudioDrive® Sound Controller • SoundBlaster Pro™ Compatible Sound Interface • Line In/Line Out/Speaker Out/Mic In Video Intel, CHIPS 69000 HiQVideo™ Accelerator • 2 MBytes of high speed SDRAM (4 MB with optional 69030) • Onboard support for 18-bit TFT flat panel • Onboard control for inverter brightness with digital and pushbutton interface I/O Control SMC FDC37C932FR Peripheral Interfaces • Resistive touchscreen controller • Four 16550 serial ports (one used by onboard touchscreen controller) • PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse • Two parallel ports, bi-directional • One USB port* • Dual channel EIDE interface* • Floppy Disk drive* Additional Features • Real Time Clock with battery backup • Enhanced Power Management • BIOS Extensions for (I2C, ASM) BIOS • Phoenix 4 Release 6 • 256KB Flash Memory • ACPI, APM, and Plug and Play • Flash re-programming and Crisis Recovery utilities - For a power switch (it doesn't come with one) you can hook up a two pole momentary switch to the jumper pins marked PWR next to the riser connector and that will turn the system on and off. - Volume up/down controlled by pins on the riser card. User connected momentary switches to each, and they do adjust the volume control in windows, but they make like 20 small steps from 0 to about halfway, and then 2 or 3 big jumps to maximum. - CPU Support - 1 - After running InSpec program from the kiosk PC, Todd, at Powerleap tech support (online chat) said that their PL-370/T w/ 1.4GHz processor should work on it! The Powerleap 1.4GHz upgrade would total around $120. 2 - Also available (ebay) is a ~$15 chinese "socket 370 to Tualatin adaptor". Apparently, this adaptor will not allow the kiosk's PPGA 370 to use the Tualatin FC-PGA2?? However, it will allow a Coppermine FC-PGA CPU (~$45) at max speed of 1.1GHz. So a 1.1GHz upgrade would cost only half as much ($60) using this solution. But, the 13µm Tualatin run very cool, so only a large heat sync should be required when underclocking them sufficiently. $60 more, but quieter. The following processors will work on the motherboard with no adaptor: Intel Celeron (PPGA, Socket 370) Mendocino 25µm 300 / 333 / 366 / 400 / 433 / 466 / 500 / 533 @ 66MHz The following processors will work on the motherboard with adaptor: Intel Celeron (FC-PGA, Socket 370) Coppermine 18µm 533 / 566 / 600 / 633 / 667 / 700 / 733 @ 66MHz Intel Celeron (FC-PGA, Socket 370) Coppermine 18µm 800 / 850 / 900 / 950 / 1000 / 1100 @ 100MHz Intel Celeron A (FC-PGA2, Socket 370) Tualatin 13µm 1.0 A / 1.1 A / 1.2 / 1.3 / 1.4 GHz @ 100MHz - Process to up speed to 100Mhz - validated and working - lift pin 25 on the Pericom PI6C100 PLL off the board and jump it to pin 26 which pulls the pin up from a logic 0 to a 1 (3.3v). A Powerleap Adapter with a 1 Ghz Celeron on it posted and ran fine with the chip. - For Stereo sound - you've got to move the 0 ohm resistor from R21 to R20, which basically means that the leads are shorted. It IS a surface mount resistor however, which means you're gonna have to get the soldering iron out Desolder that resistor and then just create a solder bridge between the leads on R20. R20&21 positions are located on the riser card, PCI slots side, near the audio connector. 03-06-2004 08:57:02

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 Credit for information (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile I would like to give credit to my summary above to the great folks at: http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=21424 03-20-2004 17:58:09

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile First test - I have not updated BIOS yet. 1.2 Ghz Tualatin Celeron Lin-Lin Adapter - set jumpers for: Celeron III (Tualatin) CPU on old Mainboard with Intel chipset. Had previously installed XP Pro - Reset BIOS before insertion of new CPU. Boot up BIOS Screen indicates Pentium Pro 700 SisSandra specs are as follows: System BIOS Manufacturer : Phoenix Technologies LTD Version : 4.06 Date : 05/09/00 Plug & Play Version : 1.00 SMBIOS/DMI Version : 2.10 (EE)PROM Size : 128kB (1Mbit) General Capabilities Can be Updated/Flashed : Yes Can be Shadowed : Yes Is Socketed : No Supports Plug & Play : Yes Supports ESCD : Yes Supports Enhanced Disk Drive : No NEC PC-98 Spec Compatible : No Power Management Capabilities Supports APM : Yes Supports ACPI : No Supports Smart Battery : No Boot Capabilities Supports Selective Booting : No Supports CD/DVD Boot : No Supports PCMCIA/CardBus Boot : No Supports LS-120 Boot : No Supports ZIP Boot : No Supports i2o Boot : No Supports FireWire/1394 Boot : No Performance Tips Tip T201 : System BIOS is old. Check for an update. Notice N224 : SMBIOS/DMI information may be inaccurate. Tip T207 : A SMBIOS/DMI 2.3 or later compliant BIOS is recommended. Check for a BIOS update. Tip T212 : BIOS can be shadowed so check whether it is. Warning W214 : BIOS is flash-able but surface-mounted. An unsuccessful flash may be fatal. Warning W208 : BIOS does not support the EDD (Enhanced Disk Drive) specification. Check for an update. Tip T2 : For more information about tips, press F1 and scroll to the Tips section. SiSoftware Sandra Processor(s) Model : Intel(R) Celeron(TM) CPU 1200MHz Co-Processor (FPU) : Built-in Speed : 1.19GHz Performance Rating : PR1433 (estimated) Type : Standard Packaging : FC-PPGA Socket370 Rated Speed/FSB : 1200MHz / 1x 100MHz Multiplier : 12x Generation : 6th (6x86) Model Information : P6T (Tualatin) Celeron 1.2-1.3G 1.475V Revision/Stepping : B / 1 (3) Stepping Mask : A1 Microcode : MU06B11C Caches Internal Data Cache : 16kB synchronous write-back (4-way, 32 byte line size) Internal Code Cache : 16kB synchronous write-back (4-way, 32 byte line size) L2 On-board Cache : 256kB ECC synchronous ATC (8-way, 32 byte line size) L2 Cache Multiplier : 1/1x (equiv. 1194MHz) Host Interface Front Side Bus Speed : 1x 100MHz (100MHz data rate) Mainboard Upgradeability Socket/Slot : Slot 1 Upgrade Interface : ZIF Socket Supported Speed(s) : 1.19GHz (or more) Supported Voltage(s) : 3.3V Features Co-Processor (FPU) Built-in : Yes Virtual Mode Extensions : Yes Debugging Extension : Yes Page Size Extension : Yes Time Stamp Counter : Yes Model Specific Registers : Yes Physical Address Extension : Yes Machine Check Exception : Yes Compare & Exchange Instruction : Yes Local APIC Built-in : No Fast System Call : Yes Memory Type Range Registers : Yes Page Global Enable : Yes Machine Check Architecture : Yes Conditional Move Instruction : Yes Page Attribute Table : Yes 36-bit Page Size Extension : Yes Unique Serial Number : No Cache Line Flush Support : No Debug Trace & EMON Store : No ACPI Technology : No MMX Technology : Yes Fast Float Save & Restore : Yes SSE Technology : Yes SSE2 Technology : No Self Snoop : No Hyper-Threading Technology : No Auto Clock Control : No IA-64 Technology : No DAZ Support : No Advanced Settings L2 Cacheable Range : 64GB L2 Cache Grouping : 1 bank(s) L2 Cache Latency : 1 clock(s) Data Error Checking : Yes Low Power Mode : Yes Fast Strings : Yes In Order Queue Depth : 8 req(s) Machine Check Architecture Settings No. Reporting Banks : 5 bank(s) Variable Range MTRR Settings MTRR 0 : 00000000-0FFFFFFF (0MB-256MB) WB Fixed Range MTRR Settings MTRR 0 Range 0 : 00000000-0000FFFF (0kB-64kB) WB MTRR 0 Range 1 : 00010000-0001FFFF (64kB-128kB) WB MTRR 0 Range 2 : 00020000-0002FFFF (128kB-192kB) WB MTRR 0 Range 3 : 00030000-0003FFFF (192kB-256kB) WB MTRR 0 Range 4 : 00040000-0004FFFF (256kB-320kB) WB MTRR 0 Range 5 : 00050000-0005FFFF (320kB-384kB) WB MTRR 0 Range 6 : 00060000-0006FFFF (384kB-448kB) WB MTRR 0 Range 7 : 00070000-0007FFFF (448kB-512kB) WB MTRR 1 Range 0 : 00080000-00083FFF (512kB-528kB) WB MTRR 1 Range 1 : 00084000-00087FFF (528kB-544kB) WB MTRR 1 Range 2 : 00088000-0008BFFF (544kB-560kB) WB MTRR 1 Range 3 : 0008C000-0008FFFF (560kB-576kB) WB MTRR 1 Range 4 : 00090000-00093FFF (576kB-592kB) WB MTRR 1 Range 5 : 00094000-00097FFF (592kB-608kB) WB MTRR 1 Range 6 : 00098000-0009BFFF (608kB-624kB) WB MTRR 1 Range 7 : 0009C000-0009FFFF (624kB-640kB) WB MTRR 2 Range 0 : 000A0000-000A3FFF (640kB-656kB) UC MTRR 2 Range 1 : 000A4000-000A7FFF (656kB-672kB) UC MTRR 2 Range 2 : 000A8000-000ABFFF (672kB-688kB) UC MTRR 2 Range 3 : 000AC000-000AFFFF (688kB-704kB) UC MTRR 2 Range 4 : 000B0000-000B3FFF (704kB-720kB) UC MTRR 2 Range 5 : 000B4000-000B7FFF (720kB-736kB) UC MTRR 2 Range 6 : 000B8000-000BBFFF (736kB-752kB) UC MTRR 2 Range 7 : 000BC000-000BFFFF (752kB-768kB) UC MTRR 3 Range 0 : 000C0000-000C0FFF (768kB-772kB) WP MTRR 3 Range 1 : 000C1000-000C1FFF (772kB-776kB) WP MTRR 3 Range 2 : 000C2000-000C2FFF (776kB-780kB) WP MTRR 3 Range 3 : 000C3000-000C3FFF (780kB-784kB) WP MTRR 3 Range 4 : 000C4000-000C4FFF (784kB-788kB) WP MTRR 3 Range 5 : 000C5000-000C5FFF (788kB-792kB) WP MTRR 3 Range 6 : 000C6000-000C6FFF (792kB-796kB) WP MTRR 3 Range 7 : 000C7000-000C7FFF (796kB-800kB) WP MTRR 4 Range 0 : 000C8000-000C8FFF (800kB-804kB) UC MTRR 4 Range 1 : 000C9000-000C9FFF (804kB-808kB) UC MTRR 4 Range 2 : 000CA000-000CAFFF (808kB-812kB) UC MTRR 4 Range 3 : 000CB000-000CBFFF (812kB-816kB) UC MTRR 4 Range 4 : 000CC000-000CCFFF (816kB-820kB) UC MTRR 4 Range 5 : 000CD000-000CDFFF (820kB-824kB) UC MTRR 4 Range 6 : 000CE000-000CEFFF (824kB-828kB) UC MTRR 4 Range 7 : 000CF000-000CFFFF (828kB-832kB) UC MTRR 5 Range 0 : 000D0000-000D0FFF (832kB-836kB) UC MTRR 5 Range 1 : 000D1000-000D1FFF (836kB-840kB) UC MTRR 5 Range 2 : 000D2000-000D2FFF (840kB-844kB) UC MTRR 5 Range 3 : 000D3000-000D3FFF (844kB-848kB) UC MTRR 5 Range 4 : 000D4000-000D4FFF (848kB-852kB) UC MTRR 5 Range 5 : 000D5000-000D5FFF (852kB-856kB) UC MTRR 5 Range 6 : 000D6000-000D6FFF (856kB-860kB) UC MTRR 5 Range 7 : 000D7000-000D7FFF (860kB-864kB) UC MTRR 6 Range 0 : 000D8000-000D8FFF (864kB-868kB) UC MTRR 6 Range 1 : 000D9000-000D9FFF (868kB-872kB) UC MTRR 6 Range 2 : 000DA000-000DAFFF (872kB-876kB) UC MTRR 6 Range 3 : 000DB000-000DBFFF (876kB-880kB) UC MTRR 6 Range 4 : 000DC000-000DCFFF (880kB-884kB) UC MTRR 6 Range 5 : 000DD000-000DDFFF (884kB-888kB) UC MTRR 6 Range 6 : 000DE000-000DEFFF (888kB-892kB) UC MTRR 6 Range 7 : 000DF000-000DFFFF (892kB-896kB) UC MTRR 7 Range 0 : 000E0000-000E0FFF (896kB-900kB) WP MTRR 7 Range 1 : 000E1000-000E1FFF (900kB-904kB) WP MTRR 7 Range 2 : 000E2000-000E2FFF (904kB-908kB) WP MTRR 7 Range 3 : 000E3000-000E3FFF (908kB-912kB) WP MTRR 7 Range 4 : 000E4000-000E4FFF (912kB-916kB) WP MTRR 7 Range 5 : 000E5000-000E5FFF (916kB-920kB) WP MTRR 7 Range 6 : 000E6000-000E6FFF (920kB-924kB) WP MTRR 7 Range 7 : 000E7000-000E7FFF (924kB-928kB) WP MTRR 8 Range 0 : 000E8000-000E8FFF (928kB-932kB) WP MTRR 8 Range 1 : 000E9000-000E9FFF (932kB-936kB) WP MTRR 8 Range 2 : 000EA000-000EAFFF (936kB-940kB) WP MTRR 8 Range 3 : 000EB000-000EBFFF (940kB-944kB) WP MTRR 8 Range 4 : 000EC000-000ECFFF (944kB-948kB) WP MTRR 8 Range 5 : 000ED000-000EDFFF (948kB-952kB) WP MTRR 8 Range 6 : 000EE000-000EEFFF (952kB-956kB) WP MTRR 8 Range 7 : 000EF000-000EFFFF (956kB-960kB) WP MTRR 9 Range 0 : 000F0000-000F0FFF (960kB-964kB) WP MTRR 9 Range 1 : 000F1000-000F1FFF (964kB-968kB) WP MTRR 9 Range 2 : 000F2000-000F2FFF (968kB-972kB) WP MTRR 9 Range 3 : 000F3000-000F3FFF (972kB-976kB) WP MTRR 9 Range 4 : 000F4000-000F4FFF (976kB-980kB) WP MTRR 9 Range 5 : 000F5000-000F5FFF (980kB-984kB) WP MTRR 9 Range 6 : 000F6000-000F6FFF (984kB-988kB) WP MTRR 9 Range 7 : 000F7000-000F7FFF (988kB-992kB) WP MTRR 10 Range 0 : 000F8000-000F8FFF (992kB-996kB) WP MTRR 10 Range 1 : 000F9000-000F9FFF (996kB-1000kB) WP MTRR 10 Range 2 : 000FA000-000FAFFF (1000kB-1004kB) WP MTRR 10 Range 3 : 000FB000-000FBFFF (1004kB-1008kB) WP MTRR 10 Range 4 : 000FC000-000FCFFF (1008kB-1012kB) WP MTRR 10 Range 5 : 000FD000-000FDFFF (1012kB-1016kB) WP MTRR 10 Range 6 : 000FE000-000FEFFF (1016kB-1020kB) WP MTRR 10 Range 7 : 000FF000-000FFFFF (1020kB-1024kB) WP PAT Settings PAT 0 : WB PAT 1 : WC PAT 2 : UC- PAT 3 : UC PAT 4 : WB PAT 5 : WC PAT 6 : UC- PAT 7 : UC Performance Tips Notice N224 : SMBIOS/DMI information may be inaccurate. Tip T2 : For more information about tips, press F1 and scroll to the Tips section. CPU Benchmark SiSoftware Sandra Test Status Parallel Test Execution : No SMP Test : No Total Test Threads : 1 SMT Test : No Dynamic MP/MT Load Balance : No Processor Affinity : No Standard No Runs : 64000 / 640 Processor(s) Model : Intel(R) Celeron(TM) CPU 1200MHz Speed : 1.20GHz Performance Rating : PR1434 (estimated) L2 On-board Cache : 256kB ECC synchronous ATC Front Side Bus Speed : 1x 100MHz (100MHz data rate) Technology Support SSE2 Technology : No Hyper-Threading Technology : No Performance Tips Notice N5008 : To change benchmarks, click Options. Notice N5004 : Synthetic benchmark. May not tally with 'real-life' performance. Notice N5006 : Only compare the results with ones obtained using the same version! Tip T102 : Consider using the Unicode version of Sandra. Tip T2 : For more information about tips, press F1 and scroll to the Tips section. Mainboard Info: SiSoftware Sandra Entire System Manufacturer : Micro Industries Model : Mini NLX Version : Rev 01 Serial Number : None Unique ID : 00000000-00000000-00000000-00000000 System Chassis Manufacturer : Kodak Case Type : Mini Tower Can be locked : Yes Version : Kiosk Serial Number : 1234567890 Asset Tag Number : Tag 12345 System Mainboard Manufacturer : Micro Industries MP Support : No Model : Mini NLX Version : Rev 01 Serial Number : None System Memory Controller Location : Mainboard Error Correction Capability : None Number of Memory Slots : 3 Maximum Installable Memory : 1024MB Bank 0 - J4 : DIMM Synchronous DRAM 128MB/72 Bank 1 - J5 : Empty Bank 2 - J6 : DIMM Synchronous DRAM 128MB/72 System Chipset Model : Intel Corporation 82443BX/ZX 440BX/ZX CPU to PCI Bridge (AGP Implemented) Bus(es) : ISA AGP PCI USB SMBus/i2c Front Side Bus Speed : 1x 100MHz (100MHz data rate) Max FSB Speed / Max Memory Speed : 1x 100MHz / 1x 100MHz In Order Queue Depth : 4 req(s) Logical/Chipset Memory Banks Bank 0 Setting : 64MB SDRAM 7-1-1-1R 5-1-1-1W 2-2-2CL Bank 1 Setting : 64MB SDRAM 7-1-1-1R 5-1-1-1W 2-2-2CL Bank 4 Setting : 64MB SDRAM 7-1-1-1R 5-1-1-1W 2-2-2CL Bank 5 Setting : 64MB SDRAM 7-1-1-1R 5-1-1-1W 2-2-2CL Speed : 1x 100MHz (100MHz data rate) Multiplier : 1/1x Refresh Rate : 15.60µs Power Down Mode : Yes Fixed Hole Present : No Memory Modules Memory Module 1 : Micron 16LSDT1664AG-10EC7 340406DF 128MB 16x(8Mx8) SDRAM PC100-222-622 (CL3 upto 125MHz) (CL2 upto 100MHz) Memory Module 4 : Micron 16LSDT1664AG-10EC7 340406DE 128MB 16x(8Mx8) SDRAM PC100-222-622 (CL3 upto 125MHz) (CL2 upto 100MHz) AGP Bus Version : 1.00 Speed : 67MHz Max Data Transfer Rate : 2x Side Band Enabled : No Side Band Support : Yes Fast-Writes Enabled : No PCI Bus(es) Version : 2.10 No Bridges : 1 PCI Bus 0 : 32-bit PCI (33MHz) Multiplier : 1/3x LPC Hub Controller 1 Model : Intel Corporation 82371AB/EB/MB PIIX4/E/M ISA Bridge ACPI PM Enabled : Yes Random Number Generator Enabled : No Speed Multiplier : 1/4x Speed : 8MHz DMA Multiplier : 1/2x DMA Speed : 4MHz USB Controller 1 Model : Intel Corporation 82371AB/EB/MB PIIX4/E/M USB Controller Version : 1.10 UHCI Interface : Yes Channels : 2 Speed : 48MHz Legacy Emulation Enabled : No System SMBus Controller 1 Model : Intel PIIX4 SMBus / compatible Speed : 16kHz Performance Tips Notice N224 : SMBIOS/DMI information may be inaccurate. Tip T2513 : AGP Bus is unused or AGP card not fully AGP compatible. Tip T2525 : Current AGP data rate not optimal. Tip T2 : For more information about tips, press F1 and scroll to the Tips section. No problems/lock ups with XP running about 60 minutes now. Total cost (Geeks.com) < $50.00 USD 03-24-2004 15:03:38

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile OK, I broke down and bought one of these yesterday. Possible use as a permanent wireless 802.11b web surfer in my car. I'm getting tired of lugging the Averatec 3150h notebook back and forth. I'll probably fab an inclosure for it from plastic/fiberglass. Interestingly enough I found out how senile I'm really getting these days...at only 49... I found $300 cash tucked away in one of my shirt pockets in my shop. I have been letting my Cats lay on the shirt for the last few months. They really loved to sleep on that old shirt and I did not have the heart to remove it to wash till earlier this week! Well the cash paid for this new toy, And the kitty's got a new Cat bed! The funny thing is I don't even remember why I put the cash in my shirt pocket...Oh well Anyone seen my car keys... 03-25-2004 10:58:53

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) Rockhammer Profile | Email Not a bad deal. If it had a better graphics chipset I would jump on one. The Intel/CHIPS/Asilient 69000 chipset is the deal killer for me. It will perform fairly well in general desktop applications but gaming is out of the question as is DVD and Divx playback. 03-26-2004 08:15:52

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Another fun day looking in the trash, These cases should work nicely for my Kiosk projects! http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/elektronikkrack/album?.dir=/e7fc The Lcd should fit real nice in this case after some work with a dremel tool,Some aluminum and plastics fab. BTW The Kodak DC120 camera I took these photos with, Not the best in the world but can't complain for something that was free! http://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/products/ekn007588.jhtml (They are wrong It works with Win XP)! The wireless 802.11b pcmcia card I'm using now plus the clear blue illuminated usb mouse were found too, all in near perfect condition! Edision had it right! Gosh I love this hobby! 03-29-2004 20:05:04

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile I got my kiosk pc friday. NICE UNIT! I'm very impressed! Thanks for the info PeteC! Just for general info, The power supply is identical to the one used in the Soyo Li-7000. http://www.soyotek.com/products/proddesc.php?id=172 The Li-7000 mobo is way to big. Won't fit the kiosk and no lcd support. I recognized the PS right away due to the fact I have several of these Soyo units. The fan in the PS is a tad bit noisey but I plan on replacing it with a higher quality (Sanyo?) better reliabilty fan later so that's not a problem with me. I had planned on replacing the original pci riser with a single slot riser but looks like that is out due to the obvious fact the koisk riser is propritory. The Kiosk LCD and all the components look like they will fit nicely into the Intermec cases I scored on last week after some work with the dremel. Now to set aside some time for this project. A local business was very generous and "donated" a working WD 120GB 8MBCache HDD with 2 yrs warranty left on it, NLX Mobo with a working 933mhz P-III Cpu, a retail version Win xp pro CD with key, some other related odds and ends. Very off topic but just an observation, Where are all the jobs? Seems like businesses are slowly fading away here! Closure here closure there, I use to have about 20+ businesses occasionally supplying used parts but now that is down to about 6 or 7. At this rate all my parts sources will pretty much dry up soon. But, I still really love this hobby! 04-04-2004 08:52:18

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) ouzome Profile 02U2 - One of those cases would make a great "Trivia Quiz" type Bar Game, the touchscreen type you see at Bars. There are probably some roms out there. nice find. 04-06-2004 08:06:34

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) debennett2 Profile Can someone possibly send me the email address and/or phone number to the place that has these 12" Kiosk touchscreen PC's? I am not a fan of ebay and do not use it. Thanks for ANY help. debennett2 @ neo.rr.com 04-06-2004 23:03:42

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) Spoonman Profile 585-342-4700 phone # for them, ask for marge Which is more painful, going to work or gouging your eye out with a spoon? www.workorspoon.com 05-05-2004 14:25:00

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) Spoonman Profile Oh, yeah, duh: I created a Yahoo Group last night for this unit so folks can share info (mods, uses, etc) and it's a central repository, rather than combing thread after thread on multiple forums: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TechSmartKiosk/ -S Which is more painful, going to work or gouging your eye out with a spoon? www.workorspoon.com 05-05-2004 14:30:05

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) Epsilon1 Profile Out of curiosity, Anyone been successful in extending the LCD on this unit? Mine is still sitting in it's box. 06-24-2004 08:17:18

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) inx3us Profile what do you mean "extending" the LCD? On a separate note; I was just getting ready to put a call out to buyers of this unit to see if anyone has any of the cases that they would be willing in giving up. I am mostly looking for the plastic shell and the metal base with the piece of metal attached to it that the pc cards stick thru. Hopefully for free if they're just lying around, I pay shipping. 06-24-2004 09:37:33

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) Epsilon1 Profile I inadvertantly left out "CABLE". Extending the LCD cable. Thought about using a scsi cable, about 40 inches. Computer on the floor of the car and lcd panel on the dash. 06-24-2004 17:59:27

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) inx3us Profile Whats wrong with keeping the connectors as they are on the back of the LCD for the vga and power and just getting longer cables? 06-25-2004 06:56:40

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) inx3us Profile DISREGARD MY PREVIOUS TWO POSTS! I WAS LOOKING FOR THE "AIRPORT TERMINALS" TOPIC>. DOH!!! 06-25-2004 11:01:39

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) Epsilon1 Profile Does anyone know where I can get ahold of the drivers and updated bios for this Kiosk? Thanks for your time 01-24-2005 10:38:40

RE:KIOSK / POS 12 (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile BIOS is posted at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TechSmartKiosk/files/ Drivers CD is only 22 megs - give me a place to put them and will upload. syopsis of drivers: Audio_ESS_PCI_AudioDrive_Solo_1 Chipset_440BX Ethernet_Intel_82559_PRO_10_100 Modem_3COM_0726_2977_3CP5610_PCI_Data_Modem Touch_Screen_ELO_AccuTouch_Touch VGA_Asiliant_Chips_And_Technologies_9800 01-26-2005 00:33:54

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