Tag Archives: mini-itx
How to Flash a BIOS
We recently published a blog post discussing the clearing of a computer’s CMOS. Clearing the CMOS can be an extremely valuable tool, but sometimes simply re-setting that configuration is insufficient. Certain types of BIOS corruption will require a full re-write … Continue Reading 
Delivering Consistent Messaging with Reliable Digital Signage
If you have ever taken a train ride, you know the importance of digital signage. It’s that handy piece of equipment that tells you what track you’re supposed to be at and whether you’re going to be on time or … Continue Reading
How to Clear a CMOS
In the course of troubleshooting customer issues, our support technicians often suggest clearing a system’s CMOS, with the goal of remedying corrupt BIOS settings. CMOS corruption is generally caused by power fluctuations, poor grounding, or a bad CMOS battery, and is … Continue Reading
Six COM and Six LAN with an LCD Control Panel? No Problem!
A long-time customer recently came to us with a new networking project that required lots of Ethernet and serial port connectivity. Leveraging the MK150‘s LCD faceplate option and our assembly team’s ability to provide further customization at our facility, we … Continue Reading
Customer Request Yields New Product
In this example of the LGX MK150′s versatility, we show how a customer request for an IP surveillance camera server/recorder system turns into a new product for Logic Supply’s customers. Requirements Core i5 or better 8GB of RAM 10/100 Ethernet … Continue Reading
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