Industrial tablet computers are different from commercial tablet computers. In some companies, the company's main switch will be turned off when they are off work, and the switch must be turned on when they go to work the next day. On industrial tablet computers, self-initiating calls has become a mainstream trend. This can save customers a lot of time.
We know that some customers' installation method is embedded installation, this installation method completely hides all line interfaces and the switch button. At this time, self-initiating calls plays an important role.
So how do I set up the industrial tablet to power on when calling? First of all, let's look for the principle of self-starting of industrial tablet PCs.
When the industrial tablet computer is powered on, the current flows through the motherboard. After the motherboard senses the current, it automatically wakes up other hardware such as CPU, memory, hard disk and other hardware, and reads the operating system loaded on the hard disk to turn on the LCD screen. This completes the entire boot.
The self-starting of the industrial panel computer is based on the BIOS (Basic Input Output System) on the motherboard to execute the boot command. The motherboard is passively activated after power-on, and the BIOS system is activated to complete the boot.
The boot mode design of other industrial tablet PCs is very simple. Customers provide manufacturers with requirements, and generally manufacturers will help you complete this function.
