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Like that of most industrial panel PCs, the design of the Winmate IP65 touchscreen monitor is very simple. It is essentially an aluminum box consisting of two halves, both of which are heavy and very rigid. Without fan, there are no cutouts and no grill, and no noise either. Since this panel may see duty in marine settings, the die-cast aluminum has been subjected to anti-corrosion treatment. And since the whole thing is IP65 rated, which means it's completely dust and waterproof, the housing uses an intricate O ring style rubber pressure seal (see image to the right). The two halves of the housing are held together by no fewer than 22 Philips head screws, making for nice, even pressure on the seal. Below you can see all four side views of the Winmate IP65 touchscreen monitor. Note that the plugs of the four I/O ports were left in place for product photography; the connectors themselves are totally waterproof and the plugs simply provide physical protection for when a port is not in use. Our IP65 touchscreen monitor came with the 5-wire resistive touch screen that can be operated either with a plastic stylus or with a finger. The resistive touch panel controller communicates with the processor via a serial connection and is very fast. There is a special Touchkit control panel that allows adjustment and optimization for accurate touch performance and ease of use. Display lets you map the touch screen in various ways. You can enable multiple displays and you can also map the touch screen to only part of the display. There may be custom applications where you only want to have the bottom part respond to touch, and the ip65 touchscreen monitor lets you do that. You can even limit touch to a quarter, or to a coordinate-defined area anywhere on the display. This, again, may come in handy for custom applications. Since the ip65 touchscreen monitor is not a mobile system you carry around, there is no internal battery. Instead, the device uses DC power via a conventional external AC adapter. The standard configuration uses 12 Volt DC with a lockable connector. For applications that require a wide input power range, Winmate offers a 9 to 36 Volt wide-range power option. Ruggedness requirements for a ip65 touchscreen monitor are different from those for a mobile tablet or notebook computer. The ever-important drop spec is almost meaningless in a fix-mount panel. Shock, however, can occur, as can vibration. As a result, Winmate did configure the ip65 touchscreen monitor to be able to pass the MIL-STD-810F 516.5 Procedure I 40g for 11ms sawtooth pulse test, as well as the pertaining MIL-STD-810F 514.5 vibration test. The ip65 touchscreen monitor can handle a very wide operating temperature range of as low as -13 degrees and as high as 140 degrees Fahrenheit (-25 to 60 degrees Celsius). Overall construction of the ip65 touchscreen monitor is inherently rugged. The aluminum die-cast housing is rock-solid and special anti-corrosion treatment means it'll hold up even in exposed settings. Surface treatment is a very resistive black powder coating. Optical bonding with anti-moisture treatment is standard, and there's a protective glass option available.