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Hardware Stability Guide Introduction
Hardware FAQ Solution #26, Hardware Overview (last modified 07/20/2004):
This document is intended for Scala Value Added Resellers (VARs) and Solution Providers. Most issues address running a computer display or interactive system 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (24x7), allowing uninterrupted remote updates and maintenance.
Scala has partnered with a number of hardware manufacturers in order to offer ready-made Scala player configurations. These pre-configured systems alleviate integration issues, and allow you to focus on your primary business. Before embarking on your own integration, we encourage you to look at the hardware from Equus, JVC, NEC, or Panasonic. http://www.scala.com/news
The one thing you can count on in the computer industry is change. It's sometimes tough to keep up with all of the latest and greatest technological advances, while still managing to keep your Scala InfoChannel 3 system running day in and day out in a 7x24 environment. Scala InfoChannel 3 is an amazing product, but with the wrong combination of hardware and/or software drivers or by not configuring them properly, your system can be unstable.
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So, What's A Scala VAR To Do?
We're here to help. This area of the web site is devoted to giving our VARs and customers the latest recommendations from our R&D, QA and technical support staff worldwide. There is a wealth of information here to get your Scala system in tip-top shape. If you decide to disregard these recommendations, our only advice is to thoroughly test your systems prior to deploying them in the field.
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