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Incompatible equipment interfaces, disconnected production data, and manual reporting can make factory automation difficult to scale.
JIERUICC provides industrial PCs, panel PCs, and OEM/ODM hardware for equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and industrial project buyers. Combined with your data acquisition, SCADA, and MES software, our platforms connect shop-floor equipment, support local monitoring, and bring production information to operators.
JIERUICC supplies the hardware platform and hardware integration support. Communication drivers, application software, databases, and control logic are configured by the customer or system integrator.
Select the Right Hardware for Each Production Task
| Product | Recommended Role | Application |
| GB3000 Fanless Industrial PC | Equipment data acquisition node | Connecting serial devices and integrating existing equipment |
| GT9000 Fanless Industrial PC | Local SCADA and data processing host | Centralized monitoring, alarm logging and production data collection |
| GTY-215T Industrial Panel PC | HMI and MES operator terminal | Work orders, production reporting, alarm acknowledgement and work instructions |
Deploy each platform independently or combine them according to your production requirements.

GB3000: Connect Existing Equipment to Your Production System
Legacy machines, meters, and PLCs often use different communication interfaces. Collecting their data manually creates delays and increases the risk of missing records.
The GB3000 fanless industrial PC provides dual LAN and six COM ports for equipment connectivity. With the appropriate serial configuration and software drivers, it can connect compatible PLCs, meters, barcode scanners, and inspection devices.
For deployment:
Confirm each device’s protocol, electrical interface, register map, and polling interval.
Install compatible acquisition software to read data through Modbus RTU/TCP or vendor-specific drivers.
Assign equipment IDs and timestamps, then exchange data with upstream systems through software-supported OPC UA, MQTT, or APIs.
Configure local buffering, retries, and duplicate handling to support data recovery after a network interruption.
Typical applications include packaging machine monitoring, assembly counting, inspection data collection, and machine status tracking. Equipment without an accessible communication interface requires additional sensors or acquisition modules.
GT9000: Centralize Production Monitoring and Local Data Processing
Production lines handling multiple device connections, monitoring screens, and historical records need a suitable local computing platform.
The GT9000 fanless industrial PC offers eight COM ports, three LAN ports, and dual HDMI plus DisplayPort outputs. These interfaces support equipment connectivity and multi-screen monitoring.
With your SCADA and database software, the system can display machine status, production counts, process parameters, and alarms, while maintaining records for batch or shift-level review.
For reliable deployment:
Size the CPU, memory, and SSD according to tag count, polling frequency, data retention, and concurrent access.
Host essential acquisition services, databases, and monitoring applications locally when operation must continue during an internet outage.
Configure automatic service startup, application recovery, and data backups where supported.
Apply access controls between equipment and management networks. Multiple LAN ports alone do not provide security isolation.
PLCs remain responsible for machine control and safety interlocks. The industrial PC handles supervisory monitoring, data processing, and higher-level interaction. Real-time motion control requires a separately validated control platform.
GTY-215T: Bring Production Information to the Operator
Operators need convenient access to work orders, alarms, and quality records at the point of production.
The GTY-215T industrial panel PC combines a 21.5-inch Full HD touchscreen, fanless aluminum construction, and an IP65-rated front panel. It can serve as an HMI, MES, or electronic work instruction terminal on machine panels and production workstations.
Connected to your application, it enables operators to view tasks, enter inspection results, record downtime reasons, and associate production records with products or batches using compatible barcode scanners.
Before installation, confirm panel cutout dimensions, touchscreen requirements, user permissions, and peripheral drivers. IP65 protection applies to the front panel; rear connections require appropriate protection within the installation.
Start with One Production Line
For an assembly and inspection line, a reference deployment could use:
GB3000 to collect equipment and inspection data.
GT9000 to run local monitoring and database services.
GTY-215T to display work orders and support operator input.
This is a reference architecture. Hardware quantities and configurations should follow the actual workload.
A practical implementation follows four steps:
- Define requirements: Document connected devices, protocols, tag counts, software versions, power conditions, and installation space.
- Validate a sample: Connect actual PLCs and peripherals to verify drivers, communication stability, and data accuracy.
- Run an on-site pilot: Test network interruption recovery, power restoration, sustained workloads, cabinet temperatures, and operator workflows.
- Standardize deployment: Approve the hardware configuration, system image, and software versions, then document backup, recovery, and maintenance procedures.
- Agree on acceptance criteria before the pilot, including acquisition success rate, alarm display latency, data completeness, and recovery time.
OEM/ODM Hardware Support for Automation Projects
With 15 years of OEM/ODM hardware manufacturing experience, JIERUICC supports industrial equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and distribution partners.
Depending on project requirements, we can evaluate processors, memory, storage, COM/LAN/USB interfaces, power input, and branding customization. From sample evaluation to volume supply, we help align hardware configurations and installation requirements with your application.





