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Product Guide Industry & Vehicle Aqeri Technology Built Tough 1 Product Guide It’s a hard road. Filled with twists, turns and bumps. Vehicle-mounted computers are in constant motion. And that means that they’re always being jostled and jolted about. But they’re not just subject to the rough conditions of life on the road. There is also a wide range of environmental conditions to take intoaccount, from sub- zero storage temperatures to the dirtiest of jobs. Not to mention the occasionally hard-handed use from a steady stream of different operators. Aqeri has extensive experience of developing technology for use in vehicles of all shapes and sizes. Our products are in use in long-haul supply transports, forklifts and tracked vehicles. To name just a few. Put simply, we keep our customer’s on the move. BOTEK KAPSCH TRAFFICOM In collaboration with Botek, Aqeri Kapsch Trafficom is a leading European supplies durable computers to Sweden’s supplier of Fast Lane Tolling systems leading waste management operators. that enable heavy transport vehicles to Their fleets of recycling and refuse pass toll stations without having to stop. vehicles collect wet, dirty and toxic Aqeri’s robust products make sure these materials from industries, households trucks keep rolling. Our rugged solutions and public works the year round. Our withstand everything that highways, rugged systems not only keep track freeways and motorways can kick up – of where the vehicles are and where and include specially modified industrial they’re going, but even the weight computers, laptops and RAID servers. measurements of the materials they’ve collected. This type of information can greatly increase the cost-efficiency of all waste transports. Aqeri 31000A rugged, next- Aqeri 21403 Industrial generation mobile computer Rackmounted PCc for for use in all vehicle types. demanding applications. Table of Content Computers Aqeri 21000 Fanless embedded computer 4 Aqeri 21001 Industrial PC, EX-applications 6 Aqeri 21003 Industrial node system, lockable front 8 Aqeri 21100 Industrial PC, rack mount, 1HU 10 Aqeri 21200 Industrial PC, rack mount, 2HU 12 Aqeri 21400 Industrial-PC, 4HU 14 Aqeri 21402 Industrial PC, 4HU 16 Aqeri 21403 Industrial PC, rackmount, 4HU 18 Aqeri 31000 Vehicle mount computer, 12” 20 Aqeri 31001 Vehicle mount computer, black-box solution 22 Getac B300 Rugged notebook 24 Getac A790 Rugged notebook 26 Getac E100 Rugged tablet-PC 28 Getac M230 Rugged notebook 30 Getac P470 Rugged notebook 32 Getac PS535E Rugged PDA 34 Getac V100 Rugged notebook/tablet-PC 36 IPC-7220 Industrial midtower PC, ABB Industrial-IT enabled 38 Monitors Aqeri 22120-190 12.1”/15”/17”/19” monitor, panel mount 40 MultiQ MQ212 12” monitor, freestanding 42 MultiQ MQ215 15” monitor, freestanding 44 MultiQ MQ219 19” monitor, freestanding 46 Panel PC Aqeri 24120-190 12”/15”/17”/19” Industrial Panel PC 48 Aqeri 24151 15” Industrial panel PC with touch screen, stainless steel 50 Workstation Aqeri 26100 KVM switch 15”, 1HU 52 Input devices Keyboard, G84-4400 CHERRY G84-4400, 83-KEY 54 Accessories Aqeri 37002 Reverse camera to vehicle mount computer 31000 56 Technology Built Tough INDUSTRY Aqeri 21000 Fanless Computer Aqeri 21000 is a fanless small form fac- Features: tor embedded computer. Built around a sealed chassis, the computer is a truly > Fanless rugged device made for operating in > No moving parts when using Flash harsh environments. It is designed for long lifetime operating use. > Expandable with PCI boards The computer is flexible and can be used > Dual Ethernet in many ways. It is expandable with PCI > Made for use in harsh environments boards and can be docked with external displays. The computer can be used as a freestanding or rack-mounted unit. front back side Ödlegatan 5, SE-973 34 Luleå, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)920-20 15 70. Fax +46 (0)920-170 69 Domnarvsgatan 7, SE-163 53 Spånga, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)8-564 737 30. Fax +46 (0)8-761 29 25 4 www.aqeri.com FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS: Processor: Celeron-M 1,5Ghz up to Pentium-M 1,8Ghz RAM: Up to 1GB DDR 266 Mhz Operating system: Optional Storage: 1-2 x 2,5” HDD 80GB, Automotive, Optional 1-2 CF Display interface: Intel 82852GM 64Mb shared memory. Up to 2048x1536 (QXA) resolution I/O Interfaces: 1 x VGA, 4 x USB 2.0, 2 x 10/100 Ethernet, 2 x PS/2, 1 x RS232, 422, 485 2 x RS232, 1 x Audio Line out, 1 x Audio Mic, (optional 1 x RS232, 2 x USB), 1 x LPT (optional) Expansion: 1 x PCI Audio: AC97 Line out, Mic PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Dimension: 300x200x89mm (WxDxH) Weight: 5 kg Mounting: Wall, desktop, display Colour: Black TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Power requirments: 12-24 VDC (100-240VAC adapter optional) Power consumption: 30W (standard configuration) ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS: Temperature: Operating 0 to +45 degrees Celsius Option -20 to +45 degrees Celsius Vibration: Operating 1.04G rms 10-500Hz Shock: Operating 10G, 11msec ½ sine wave pulse EMI/RFI/EMC: The computer fulfills EMC requirements for in office and industrial environments. We reserve the right to change the information of this document without further notice. 090515 Ödlegatan 5, SE-973 34 Luleå, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)920-20 15 70. Fax +46 (0)920-170 69 Domnarvsgatan 7, SE-163 53 Spånga, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)8-564 737 30. Fax +46 (0)8-761 29 25 www.aqeri.com Technology Built Tough INDUSTRY Aqeri 21001 Aqeri 21001 is a rugged computer that is Features: specially designed for use in space cri- tical industrial and EX-applications. The > Typical power consumptions (excluding hea ters, cooler, etc) 25W at 24V computer is Pentium based and built into a fully sealed vibration proof alu- > -20 to +70 degrees Celsius ambient tempera minum chassis with frontal access to all ture operationals connectors and control. > Fully operational at 20 m/s2 sinusiodal vibra tion 10Hz to 1KHz > IP65 or higher, depending on connectors > Designed to comply with ATEX EX D (EN50018) T6, also FM for US and Canada > For ATEX compliance power must be con nected through conduit or certified cable and cable glands Ödlegatan 5, SE-973 34 Luleå, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)920-20 15 70. Fax +46 (0)920-170 69 Domnarvsgatan 7, SE-163 53 Spånga, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)8-564 737 30. Fax +46 (0)8-761 29 25 6 www.aqeri.com FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS: Processor: Pentium-M 1,1 Ghz (up to 1.6 GHz) with 400MHz FSB RAM: 1GB DDR 333 Mhz Operating system: Optional Storage: 2,5” or 3,5” SATA drive (2,5” with vibration/shock absorbing suspension) Dual display: CRT+LCD, CRT+DVI, CRT+TV, LCD/DVI, LCD/TV Display interfaces: Analog VGA, DVI, LVDS, Composite video, S-Video I/O Interfaces: 4 x USB 2.0, 4 serial ports (of which one is RS485/422 capable), 2 port SATA controller, 1 chan nel ATA controller, 10/100/1000 ethernet Expansion: Mini PCI slot available (used for video-in in first two units, other possible uses: WLAN, 2nd LAN, Compact flash socket (possible to boot discless) PCI: Standard PCI slot available, PCI boards IR: IrDA available Audio: Audio 5.1 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Dimension: 300x270x150mm Weight: 9 kg TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL Colour: Grey Electrical specifications: Power consumption: Depending on configuration ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS: Temperature: Operating -20 to +70 degrees Celsius Enclosure: IP65 Shock: Operating 10G, 11msec ½ sine wave pulse EMI/RFI/EMC: The computer fulfills EMC requirements for in office and industrial environments. Verified by laboratoy accredited by SWEDAC Designed to comply with: ATEX EX D (EN50018) T&, also FM for US and Canada We reserve the right to change the information of this document without further notice. 080221 Ödlegatan 5, SE-973 34 Luleå, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)920-20 15 70. Fax +46 (0)920-170 69 Domnarvsgatan 7, SE-163 53 Spånga, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)8-564 737 30. Fax +46 (0)8-761 29 25 www.aqeri.com Technology Built Tough INDUSTRY Aqeri 21003 Aqeri 21003 is an industrial mid tower Features: node system with lockable front door for better security. It is equipped with repla- > Passive backplane with full length CPU board ceable fan filter and passive backplane > 4 PCI expansion slots for adding more func with a full-length CPU board. Thanks to tions to the system 4 PCI expansion slots it is possible to add more functions to the system. Further, > Replaceable fan filter the unit is equipped with long-life En- > 100-240 VAC power supply compliant with duro fans. ATX spec 2.0 Ödlegatan 5, SE-973 34 Luleå, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)920-20 15 70. Fax +46 (0)920-170 69 Domnarvsgatan 7, SE-163 53 Spånga, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)8-564 737 30. Fax +46 (0)8-761 29 25 8 www.aqeri.com FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS: Processor: Different options available RAM: 256 DDR 400MHz up to 4GB Operating system: Optional Storage: SATA 2 x 3.5” Drive bays: 1 x 5,25” DVD Expansion: 4 PCI PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Dimension: 172(W)x268(H)x421(D)mm Weight: Net: 9kg Gross:11kg Colour: Black ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Power requirments: 100-240V, 50/60 Hz Power consumption: Depending on configuration TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS: Temperature: Operating 0 to +45 degrees Celsius Storage 0 to +60 degrees Celsius EMI/RFI/EMC: The computer fulfills EMC requirements for in office and industrial environments. Verified in laboratoy accredited by SWEDAC. We reserve the right to change the information of this document without further notice. 090515 Ödlegatan 5, SE-973 34 Luleå, Sweden. Tel +46 (0)920-20 15 70.
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    The cover image is based on Joachim Bering’s etching of the city of Königsberg, Prussia as of 1613 (now Kaliningrad, Russia). Seven bridges connect two islands in the Pregal River and the portions of the city on the bank. The mathematical problem of the Seven Bridges of Königsberg is to find a path through the city that crosses each bridge once and only once. Euler proved in 1736 that no solution to this problem exists or could exist. This image appears on the cover of each of the Campus Bridging Workshop reports. The goal of campus bridging is to enable the seamlessly integrated use among: a scientist or engineer’s personal cyberinfrastructure; cyberinfrastructure on the scientist’s campus; Campus Bridging cyberinfrastructure at other campuses; and cyberinfrastructure at the regional, national, and international levels; so that they all function as if they were proximate to the scientist. When Data and Networking Issues Workshop Report working within the context of a Virtual Organization (VO), the goal of campus bridging is to make the ‘virtual’ aspect of the organization irrelevant (or helpful) to the work of the VO. The April 7-8, 2010 challenges of effective bridging of campus cyberinfrastructure are real and challenging – but Indianapolis, Indiana not insolvable if the US open science and engineering research community works together with focus on the greater good of the US and the global community. Other materials related to campus bridging may be found at: https://pti.iu.edu/campusbridging/ Editors: Guy T. Almes, David Jent, Craig A. Stewart Copyright 2011 by The Trustees of Indiana University This document is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license (http:creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/).
  • ASIA EX-JAPAN IT HARDWARE Initiating Coverage: Ultrabooks And

    ASIA EX-JAPAN IT HARDWARE Initiating Coverage: Ultrabooks And

    EQUITY RESEARCH 6 October 2011 INITIATING COVERAGE ASIA EX-JAPAN IT HARDWARE Asia ex-Japan IT Hardware Initiating coverage: Ultrabooks and tablets 2-NEUTRAL Unchanged creating opportunities for some suppliers For a full list of our ratings, price targets and We initiate on three IT hardware suppliers – Foxconn Tech (FTC), Shin Zu Shing (SZS) earnings in this report, please see table on page 2 and Ju Teng – all No. 1 in their sub-segments of notebook casings and hinges: We expect FTC (2354 TT, 1-OW, PT NT$120) to benefit from a 3-year upcycle for metal Asia ex-Japan IT Hardware casings and SZS (3376 TT, 2-EW, PT NT$58) to profit on the likely adoption of hollow- Allen Chang type hinges in ultra-thin NBs. However, we believe Ju Teng (3336 HK, 3-UW, PT HK$1.20) +8862 663 84695 will suffer near term from the cannibalization of NBs with plastic casings until it can fully [email protected] offer metal casings. We maintain our 2-Neutral view on the Asia ex-Japan IT Hardware BCSTW, Taiwan sector with FTC, Simplo, Cheng Uei, Acer and Lenovo our top picks. Kirk Yang Tablets/ultrabooks appear the way forward: Most importantly, we view FTC, SZS and Ju +852 290 34635 Teng as important winners and losers – along with polymer battery makers Simplo [email protected] (1-OW, PT NT$290) and Dynapack (2-EW, NT$130) – in the current migration from Barclays Bank, Hong Kong conventional NBs with plastic casings to tablet/ultrabooks with metal casings.