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Industrial test machines need reliable built‑in computing. Many equipment makers prefer an all‑in‑one solution instead of loose desktops. This case shows how the TouchWo HD215 fits into a custom water‑circuit test rig.
First, engineers embed the TouchWo HD215 All‑in‑One PC into the rig’s front panel. This workstation brings together the computer, panel meters and operator controls in one compact space. A label marks the unit as a component life‑test rig. In short, the HD215 acts as the core computing platform for this dedicated testing station.
Front‑Panel Integration
The HD215 sits at the centre of the equipment panel. To its right, users find three digital ammeters. An emergency stop button sits below those meters. Meanwhile, a keyboard and mouse rest at the front for easy operator input.
This layout keeps everything within reach. Operators control the test software on the screen. They also read independent measuring instruments and hit the emergency stop when needed.
Moreover, the all‑in‑one design merges display and PC hardware. Builders fit the whole unit right inside the machine housing. They do not need to set up a separate desktop beside the rig.
A Computer Platform for Equipment Builders
In this project, the HD215 works as the embedded computing core. The equipment builder chooses its software and links it to the test system. That means customers fully customise its functions to match their test workflow.
Above all, this real installation offers a proven panel layout for specialised test gear. Designers can plan screen position, meters and input access while they draft the equipment enclosure.
For system integrators and machinery manufacturers, the HD215 is a strong option. It lets designers drop a complete all‑in‑one PC straight into a machine’s operator interface.
