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Which feature comes standard on the Model 566?
Answer : A,C
Explanation: A: Speakers -
C:15 IR Touchscreen -
Not B:Optional wireless dongle cover kit
Which two components are monitored as part of light path management?
Answer : B,D
Explanation: B:Light path management indicators:
Processor fan, system board, upper HDD, lower HDD, Power suply
D: Multimedia model 566 features four Light path management LEDs that makes it easier to diagnose problems with the customer replaceable units. If LED #4 illuminates, that means an inserted memory module failed the BIOS POST test.
What are two optional features on both SurePOS 500 Series models?
Answer : B,D
Explanation: B:64 GB SSD (Replaces HDD)available for model 566 and model 570.
D:Biometric fingerprint reader (Toshiba offering provided with HD coating)
Which serviceability feature is only available on the premium SurePOS 500 model?
Answer : A
Explanation: The easy-to-service IBM SurePOS 500 Model 566 has visual indicators that proactively monitor the systems status through Light-Path Management.
Light-Path Management on 566 and 570 models
Which touch screen technology is completely sealable and the most durable?
Answer : A
Explanation: No physical nor electrical contacts are required forthe infraredsensing method. Thus, the sensor is stress free. Thus, it is highly durable.
E:Infrared touch screen can be operated with wet fingers or dirty gloves. Thus, it is employed for applications that require high reliability such as plant control system, factory automation and ATM.
Which feature comes standard on the Model 566?
Answer : B
Explanation: 15"IR Touchscreenis standard.
Not A: Optional: 4 GB option.
Not C:Optional wireless dongle cover kit
Not D: optinal peripherals include:Biometric fingerprint reader (Toshiba offering provided with HD coating)
What is an advantage of the Model 566 over the Model 526?
Answer : A
Explanation: 2.2 GHZ Intel Celeron Dualcompared to1.0 GHZ Intel Celeron M Core.
Which two features of the SurePOS 500 contribute most to the improved power savings?
Answer : A,C
Explanation: A:Energy-saving deep sleep.
C:New Model 570 provides additional energy savings via 80 Plus Gold Power Supply.
Note:The Toshiba SurePOS 500 employs a highly efficient Intel processors (Model 570 and
566) and efficient power supply that save on energy costs. Plus Toshibas innovative deep sleep, when enabled by Toshiba Remote Management Agent, can cut energy use by up to an additional 47 percent.The Model 570s 80 Plus Gold Power Supply offers even greater energy savings with the potential for an additional 11 percent.
Which SurePOS 500 Series model is the entry offering?
Answer : B
Explanation: SurePOS 500 Model 526
What is the purpose of inadvertent touch technology?
Answer : C
Explanation: New Inadvertent Touch Rejection technology has been added to these
SurePoints which makes them superior to other IR(infrared)touch technology displays. ITR can prevent the unintentional activation of application controls with hair and clothes.
Configurable touch sensitivity allows the display to only recognize direct pressure from a finger or stylus.
Which statement is true about deep sleep automation?
Answer : B
Explanation: Enabled for Deep Sleep automation to reduce energy consumption
-18W maximum power usageup to 65% less than competitors.
Which SurePOS 500 Series model is the performance multimedia offering?
Answer : D
Explanation:
Not A, Not C: No such models.
Not B: 526 is the entry model.
Which feature comes standard on the Model 526?
Answer : D
Explanation: Independent Dual Videois standard.
Not A: Audio port/speaker: 0 -
Not B:light path managementonly for 566 and 570.
Not C:ExpressCard expansionnot available.
What are two capabilities of Remote Management Agent (RMA) supported by the SurePOS
5x6 models?
Answer : B,D
Explanation: Toshiba Remote Management Agent provides proactive monitoring that can dramatically reduce service costs and downtime.
RMA provides the following capabilities:
* (B)Automatically identify and predict problems before they cause interruptions in the store and send notifications to a mobile device, email, or start a task to correct the problem without manual intervention
* (D)Software distribution, updating BIOS, firmware, drivers, OS security patches, and retail applications
*Remote enterprise management which provides visibility and monitoring of system software and hardware from a single console
*Inventory management, identifying where systems are deployed and tracking hardware and software versions
*Out of the box remote monitoring of the hardware and peripherals to help prevent hardware failures and outages
*Health Status Dashboard to easily see a comprehensive view of system health across the enterprise
*Power management to control when retail systems sleep, power on, power off, or restart