Serial ports
Adjust COM count and protocol. RS232, RS485, or mixed. Isolated ports available on selected platforms for industrial and vehicle use.
HomeOEM & Custom
OEM & Custom
Change the I/O. Keep the board.
We customize COM, LAN, display interfaces, BIOS and silkscreen on current industrial SBCs and Mini-ITX platforms. You get the interfaces your machine needs without waiting for a full new product development.
What we change
Practical customizations on existing platforms.
Most OEM requests are solved by changing the I/O map, panel headers or BIOS—not by designing a new CPU platform.
Ethernet
Single or dual LAN. Optional 2.5GbE on current boards. Multi-port gateway configurations available as finished systems.
Display & panel
LVDS or eDP, HDMI/VGA combinations, and front-panel headers matched to your enclosure or AIO design.
BIOS & marking
Custom BIOS logo, boot behavior and silkscreen. Useful for private-label and brand consistency on volume builds.
Power & mechanical
Wide-voltage input on selected platforms, mounting options and chassis pairing for fanless or compact systems.
What we do not start
A new CPU platform, extreme temperature designs (e.g. −40 °C), or one-week Gerber services are not treated as custom jobs.
How it works
From your I/O list to a validated sample.
01
Share the requirements
Tell us the application, target volume, and the interfaces you need. We confirm which current platform is the best base.
02
Scope & quote
You receive a clear scope: what changes, timeline and engineering cost. No layout work starts until the I/O list is frozen.
03
Sample
Layout samples typically ship in 8–12 weeks. Standard platforms remain available from one unit while custom work proceeds.
04
Volume & support
Once validated, we move to controlled production with documented revisions and a product-change notice before last-time-buy.
Typical timeline & cost
Clear expectations before work starts.
A new layout sample is normally 8–12 weeks after the interface list is locked. Engineering starts from USD 1,500. Stuffing and BIOS changes on an existing board are faster and lower cost.
What to prepare
- —Application and approximate annual volume
- —Required COM, LAN and display interfaces
- —Power input range and enclosure constraints
- —Any BIOS or private-label requirements
- —Target certifications (if already known)
The more complete the list, the faster we can confirm scope and timeline.
FAQ
Questions before a custom project starts.
COM count and protocol (RS232 or RS485), single or dual LAN, LVDS or eDP, front panel headers, BIOS logo and silkscreen. We work from a current platform so the design stays supported.