OPS-H310 i5-8400 Detailed Product Description

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The OPS H310 module built around the Intel Core i5-8400 processor is a versatile and cost-effective solution designed for reliable and long-term digital signage deployments. Supporting a wide range of Intel 6th to 9th Generation processors, it offers excellent compatibility and stable performance for a variety of commercial display applications, from simple information displays to more complex menu boards.

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Proven Desktop Performance

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This module leverages the Intel Core i5-8400 desktop processor, a capable CPU with 6 physical cores (6 threads) and a clock speed ranging from 2.8 GHz to 4.0 GHz. This provides solid, consistent performance for media decoding and everyday computing tasks without the need for hyper-threading. The use of a desktop-grade CPU ensures longevity and stability in 24/7 operation scenarios.

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Legacy and Modern Display Support

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A key feature of this model is its extensive video output selection, including legacy interfaces that are still relevant in many commercial settings. It provides four video output options:

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? A VGA port, supporting resolutions up to 1920x1080 60Hz, for compatibility with older monitors and projectors.

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? An HDMI port, supporting 4K 60Hz for modern high-definition displays.

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? A DisplayPort, also supporting 4K 60Hz.

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? The standard OPS 80-pin HDMI output (4K 60Hz).

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This versatility makes it suitable for upgrading existing installations with mixed display technology.

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Flexible Storage and Memory Configuration

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The module supports up to 32GB of DDR4 memory via two SO-DIMM slots in a dual-channel configuration. Its storage options are uniquely flexible, featuring both an mSATA slot (which can also support M.2 SATA SSDs) and support for a 2.5-inch SATA HDD/SSD in a dual-channel setup. This allows for a variety of storage combinations, such as an mSATA SSD for the OS and a larger 2.5-inch HDD for media storage.

Enhanced Management and Security

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The AMI 64Mbit BIOS includes several enterprise-friendly features, such as support for power-on boot, scheduled boot, network wake-up (Wake-on-LAN), and PXE boot for simplified diskless system management and remote maintenance. A significant hardware feature is the dedicated "One Key Restore" button, which allows for quick system recovery to a pre-defined state, minimizing downtime—a critical factor for remote or unattended kiosks.

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Connectivity and Robust Build

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