With the old HP thin client range the labels carry various numbers. There are two of interest to us:
The 't' number, usually qualified by amount of RAM and flash fitted (and sometimes OS) tells us exactly what it is. (There are sometimes variations depending on the default OS). More details on this can be found under the Models tab.
The 'HSTNC-' number, a.k.a. 'Regulatory Model', identifies the base hardware - fundamentally the enclosure and motherboard. It tells us nothing about the amount of flash or RAM fitted as standard nor exactly what CPU is fitted.
For example:
In the naming scheme the basic hardware is HSTNC-XXX-TC.
Number | Models |
---|---|
HSTNC-001L-TC | t5720, t5725 |
HSTNC-002L-TC | t5135, t5530 |
HSTNC-003-TC | t5730 |
HSTNC-004-TC | t5145, t5540, t5545, t5630 |
HSTNC-005-TC | gt7720, gt7725 |
HSTNC-006-TC | t5740, t5745, st5742 |
HSTNC-007-TC | t5325 |
HSTNC-009-TC | t100, t150 |
HSTNC-012-TC | t510, t5570. t5550, t5565, t5570e, t5565z |