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What does ATEX zone 2 mean?

ATEX Zone 2 is an industrial classification for areas where explosive gas/vapor atmospheres are unlikely during normal operation but might occur for short periods due to accidental releases, requiring equipment with lower, but still significant, ignition protection (like Category 3G equipment) for safety in hazardous environments.

What is an industrial computer?

An industrial computer is a ruggedized computing system engineered for reliable operation in demanding factory and outdoor environments. Unlike consumer-grade PCs, these systems incorporate hardened components with enhanced resistance to extreme temperatures, dust ingress, and mechanical vibration.

What is the OSI Model?

The OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) Model is a conceptual framework that defines how data moves through a network in seven layers — from the physical hardware connection to the software applications users interact with. Each…

What VESA mount options do your products have?

A VESA mount is a standard hole pattern that allows HMIs, displays, industrial monitors, and panel PCs to be securely attached to mounts or arms. Most Maple Systems devices use either a 75×75 mm or 100×100 mm VESA pattern (check your model’s datasheet for exact details). Compatible mounting options include fixed wall mounts, swivel/tilt brackets, desk arms, and heavy-duty industrial arms, as long as they match the device’s VESA pattern and weight requirements.

What is Web Studio?

Award-winning Indusoft Web Studio®  has been upgraded to AVEVA EDGE  Which is an innovative SCADA-Ready software enabling the creation of custom industrial control applications for any industry imaginable. With easy-to-use commands/tool bars and a Microsoft®…

I’m having trouble reading/writing data to the Hard Drive (HDD) or Solid-State Drive (SSD). How can I check the health of my OS drive?

To check the health of your disk drive, run the Windows Check Disk utility. Instructions for running Check Disk from Windows File Explorer: Instructions for running Check Disk (“CHKDSK”) from the Windows Command Prompt: Optional:…

I’m seeing errors relating to System Libraries, DLL files, or System Modules that failed to load in Windows® on my OMI or Industrial PC.

Use the System File Check (SFC) utility to scan for and attempt to repair any errors relating to Windows® System Files, DLL files, and System Modules. Instructions: Start the Command Prompt (CMD) as an Administrator:…