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- | ====== How to identify model information, | + | ====== How can I identify |
+ | ===== What is a Barebone? ===== | ||
+ | Barebones are semi-finished PCs. At Shuttle, these consist of a Mini-PC case, power supply, cooling system and mainboard. To complete your barebone you need a processor (if not already soldered on the mainboard), some memory, the required drives and sometimes a graphics card. So accordingly an operational Mini-PC is no longer a barebone. | ||
+ | ===== Shuttle product range ===== | ||
+ | * **Mainboards**\\ Mainboards are an integral part of every PC. The main circuit board, also called motherboard, | ||
+ | * **Monitors**\\ Slim TFT monitors in 17" format with a convenient handle, or in 19" format and low-reflection safety glass.\\ :!: Note: The Shuttle monitor product range has phased out and is no longer available. | ||
+ | * **XPC Accessories**\\ VESA mount, WLAN module or just a more powerful power supply - Shuttle’s line-up of XPC accessories offers this and much more. | ||
+ | * **[[faq: | ||
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- | To be added | + | ===== What's my Shuttle model? ===== |
+ | Try our **[[faq: | ||
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+ | ===== This is how you find the name of the XPC Barebone model ===== | ||
+ | The name of the Shuttle XPC Barebone model is indicated on a label on the bottom or back of the case. | ||
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+ | ^Old version^Old version^New version^ | ||
+ | |Please pay attention to the first three (3) characters of the **system ID**|Please pay attention to the first five (5) characters of the **system ID**|Please pay attention to the first **4-6** characters of the S/N. The following **3-4** numbers defined the model variant.| | ||
+ | |{{: | ||
+ | |e.g. the first 3 characters in this example are " | ||
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+ | ===== This is how you find the name of the XPC complete system model ===== | ||
+ | ^Look for the Shuttle ID^ | ||
+ | |The name of the Shuttle XPC complete system model is indicated on a label on the bottom or back of the case. :!: Tip: This label also includes the Shuttle ID. Please look for the marking which is particularly distinctive. Following an example:| | ||
+ | |{{: | ||
+ | |The model name of this XPC complete system is R5 7900P.| | ||
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+ | ===== This is how you find the name of the OMNINAS model ===== | ||
+ | |The name of the Shuttle OMNINAS model is indicated on a label on the bottom of the case. :!: Please look for a label that starts with " | ||
+ | |{{: | ||
+ | |The model name of this OMNINAS is KD20.| | ||
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+ | ==== Related Links ==== | ||
+ | {{backlinks> |