HP Neoware Thin Clients - Introduction - HP Neoware Thin ClientsThis guide provides information about
the following HP Neoware thin client models:
Information provided includes a feature
list, components, and operating system specifications.
This guide also provides decoding
information about HP Neoware part numbers, summarizes model
features, lists available models, provides flash and RAM
information, and provides detailed information about operating
systems. Naming convention
for HP and HP Neoware thin clients
All of the HP Neoware models produced
for shipment following December 1, 2007 will use a new HP standard
for product identification SKU decoding.
The lettering along the top of the
table Promo t5725 LNX A3 NX1500 KE AA0 is an
example of the SKU format that will be used on the thin
clients.
Serial number
decoding
The scheme for serial numbers is
(Year)(Month)(last 6 digits of the MAC address). For example,
604578F3F was built during April 2006 and the last six digits of the
MAC are 57-8F-3F. Neoware normally looks up warranty entitlement in
their SNAP database; however, the you can also estimate this by
determining the manufacture date and adding 3 months
channel/distribution time.
Decoding Neoware
legacy part numbers
The following information indicates how
to decode a Neoware part number.
Neoware part numbers use the following
format:
In this example, “DD�? indicates the
P690�? product line, “A3�? indicates that it has a custom version of
Windows XPe, and “KE�? indicates that it has 512MB flash and 512MB
RAM.
The Bcom code (the “CA�? code) is CA22.
This indicates that it is an e14 V4 thin client.
BL-03-KD corresponds to an E100 with a
P640 motherboard running a standard Windows XP image, 512 MB of
Flash memory, and 256 MB of RAM. Customized units or "specials" will
have letters A-Z in the OS designation (for example,
BL-A3-KD).
Model number DC-03-KE (Bcom number DC).
The DC indicates that this is an E90 unit with the newer V4
hardware. The 03 indicates the unit is running Windows XPe. The KE
indicates the unit has 512 MB of flash and 512 MB of
RAM. HP Neoware thin
client features
The following tables summarize HP
Neoware thin clients features. c50,
e90, e140 models
e370,
e901, m100 models
Product list
The following table provides a list of
Neoware products, including Bcom, board type, and model type
information.
The Bcom number is the easiest way to
quickly determine a product. The Bcom number is also the most
reliable because the it will always appear on the certification
label of the product, and the certification label is a required
product marking. Many products will also include the Part Number
sticker, but that sticker is not required.
Flash and memory
size
The table in this section indicates how
to determine HP Neoware thin client RAM and flash size based on part
number, as follows:
For more information about decoding HP
Neoware thin client part numbers, see Decoding
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numbersNeoware legacy part number decoding .
Operating
systems
This section provides operating system
information. Determining
operating system from the part number
The 4th character in HP Neoware part
numbers represents the operating system. Use the following codes to
determine operating system:
For more information about decoding HP
Neoware part numbers, see Decoding
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numbersNeoware legacy part number decoding . Determining
operating system from the thin client
Use the following commands to determine
operating system from the thin client.
Windows XPe:
Windows CE:
NeoLinux:
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