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   * it appears the form factor of the computer inside follows the Open Pluggable System (OPS) standard   * it appears the form factor of the computer inside follows the Open Pluggable System (OPS) standard
   * This means it's possible the computer could be replaced plug-and-play by any OPS computer such as found on eBay   * This means it's possible the computer could be replaced plug-and-play by any OPS computer such as found on eBay
 +    * confirmed. Bought $85 16GB RAM 256GB SSD i7 11th gen Win10 home and everything including multitouch worked (except no sound). No driver issues in Device Manager
   * The OPS plug must also support the multitouch in this model as there's nothing else plugged in except an ethernet plug and unplugging that did not break touch   * The OPS plug must also support the multitouch in this model as there's nothing else plugged in except an ethernet plug and unplugging that did not break touch
-  * The unit ships with Windows 7. There are a few claims on Reddit etc. that it can be updated to Win10 and still operate as a touch screen. 
-  * It's unclear if multitouch or any of the Smart Table specific features will work in Windows 10 
   * Unit shipped with i3 8G RAM   * Unit shipped with i3 8G RAM
   * At one point [[https://downloads.smarttech.com/media/products/sdk/smart-table-sdk-summary.pdf|there was an SDK available]] but I can't seem to find it now.   * At one point [[https://downloads.smarttech.com/media/products/sdk/smart-table-sdk-summary.pdf|there was an SDK available]] but I can't seem to find it now.
   * 1920x1080 resolution   * 1920x1080 resolution
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 +==== Getting Smart Table SDK to work with Win 10 home (WIP) ====
 +//SDK must be built under .NET framework 3.5. Updating the framework breaks the SDK//
 +  * [[https://github.com/fumba/gburg-virtual|this repo]] has the DLLs needed for the SDK
 +  * needs [[https://aka.ms/vs/15/release/vs_community.exe|VS 2017]] (2022 will not work with .NET framework v3.5)
 +  * Needs .NET framework 3.5 developer pack installed. Install via VS Installer:
 +    * in ''Visual Studio Community 2017'' "cell" click on ''Modify''
 +    * choose the ''individual components'' tab
 +    * choose ''.NET Framework 3.5 development tools''
 +    * click ''modify''
 +==== Audio ====
 +  * The Open Pluggable Specification is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Pluggable_Specification|on wikipedia]] and shows audio out on pins 69 and 70
 +  * These pins were apparently left disconnected on the upgrade Boxlight unit I bought to replace the original i3 the 442i came with
 +  * [[https://www.intel.es/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/technical-specifications/ops-thermal-spec.pdf|A primary source for OPS]] corroborates using pins 69 and 70 for audio out
 +  * For the Boxlight unit I wired the audio out directly to these 2 pins to get the built-in audio of the table to work
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