S02BDS5A811E

What this OPS computer does inside a Hisense display

The S02BDS5A811E is an OPS (Open Pluggable Specification) module, a computer that slides into the rear slot of a compatible Hisense interactive display instead of sitting on a desk or under a table. Once fitted, the display runs its applications and video calls directly, which removes the need for a separate PC and the cables that run to it. Hisense has discontinued this model, so the details below describe the unit as built, for organisations that already own it or are comparing it with a replacement.

Processing, memory and storage

The module is built around an Intel Core i5 10400 processor from the 10th generation desktop range, paired with 8GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD. The SSD is an MSATA system disk, and the unit supports a quick start and a one-click restore, which helps IT teams return a display to its working setup after a fault. The operating system options are Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC or Windows 11 Pro, so the choice depends on whether the site needs a locked-down embedded system or a standard business desktop environment.

Video, wireless and wired connectivity

Graphics come from Intel HD Graphics 630 integrated graphics, which the manufacturer lists as supporting H.265 and 4K content. Wireless connectivity is WiFi 5 (IEEE 802.11ac) and Bluetooth 4.2. Wired connections are a 10/100/1000M LAN port, two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports, one HDMI output, one DisplayPort output and one microphone input. Together these cover a room that needs a network cable for stable video conferencing and a second output for an additional screen.

• Video outputs: one HDMI out and one DP out
• Network: integrated 10/100/1000M LAN plus WiFi 5
• Audio input: one microphone input

Power, size and operating environment

The module uses an internal power supply and accepts 12V to 19V DC, with a maximum power draw of 95W and standby consumption of 0.5W. It measures 180 x 195 x 30 mm, weighs 1.4 kg and is finished in black. The rated operating temperature is 0 to 40 degrees Celsius at 10% to 90% humidity, and storage is rated from -20 to 60 degrees Celsius. Outdoor temperatures in Qatar regularly pass 45 degrees in summer, so this module belongs in an air-conditioned room that stays within its operating range, not in an unventilated cabinet near a window or in a store room.

Where it fits in Qatar

A private school in Al Wakrah refitting a classroom can use this module to keep the teacher's desk clear, since the display itself becomes the computer. A boardroom in West Bay where staff join video calls with teams abroad can run Windows applications directly on the panel. A hotel conference room in Doha that hosts presentations on a Hisense display can use the module in place of a separate laptop connected each time.

What to plan before ordering

Because this module is designed for Hisense interactive displays with an OPS slot, confirm the panel model with the SmartRooms Qatar team before ordering. A free site survey helps confirm that the display, the room's air conditioning and the network point all match what the module needs. Because the model is discontinued, stock depends on what is available, so lead times are confirmed with the quotation. Government buyers and schools can order through a purchase order (LPO), and quotations are usually issued within one working day.

Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar for this module, or for a current equivalent or compatible replacement, and our team will confirm compatibility with your display before anything is ordered.