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See how SINSMART performs pre-delivery inspection on an industrial panel PC before shipment. The video demonstrates configuration verification, touchscreen and display checks, I/O testing, system function inspection, and other quality checks used to confirm that the unit is ready for customer integration.
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This video follows the pre-delivery inspection of a SINSMART industrial panel PC before shipment. The unit is powered on and checked for hardware configuration, Windows system operation, touchscreen response, display performance, and configured I/O functions. Engineers verify key interfaces by connecting test devices and checking communication or signal output, while the inspection checklist records the result of each item.
Additional checks cover system operation, network functions, continuous operation, and product appearance. The purpose of the inspection is to confirm that the industrial panel PC matches the required configuration and that its key functions operate correctly before it is delivered for equipment integration.
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Before an industrial panel PC is shipped, the inspection begins by confirming that the delivered unit matches the required project configuration. The engineer checks key information such as the processor, memory, storage, operating system, and configured hardware, then powers on the panel PC to verify normal system startup and operation.
The touchscreen and display are then checked through actual operation. Touch test software is used to verify touch response and input across the screen, helping identify areas that do not respond correctly. Display inspection includes checking image output and RGB color performance, as well as confirming that functions such as brightness adjustment operate normally. These checks are particularly important for industrial panel PCs used as HMI terminals or machine operator interfaces, where the display and touchscreen are the primary points of interaction.
Interface testing verifies whether the industrial panel PC can communicate correctly with external equipment. Depending on the selected configuration, the inspection may cover RS232/RS485 serial ports, USB ports, VGA, HDMI or DP display outputs, LAN ports, audio, WiFi/Bluetooth, and cellular connectivity. Test tools, cables, external displays, network connections, or other devices are connected to the relevant interfaces to confirm that signals, communication, or connected peripherals operate as expected.
The pre-delivery inspection checklist also covers system functions such as power-on and shutdown behavior, sleep and wake functions, network operation, and continuous operation checks. Where required by the inspection procedure, the panel PC also undergoes a 24-hour burn-in check to observe operating stability. Before final approval, the enclosure, touchscreen surface, screws, labels, interface markings, and overall appearance are inspected for visible defects or missing components.
For equipment manufacturers and system integrators, this inspection helps confirm that the industrial panel PC received matches the approved configuration and that its major functions have been verified before it is installed into automation equipment, control cabinets, or HMI systems.
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