Introduction. Stone Lee. How to build a WES image like XPP. Synnex FAE

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1 Introduction How to build a WES image like XPP Stone Lee Synnex FAE

2 WES Features New key technologies Key enhancements Improved developer experience What difference between XPE & WES How to build a WES image like XPP

3 Windows Embedded Standard Features

4 New Key Technologies Silverlight 1.0 Internet Explorer 7 Windows Media Player 11.NET Framework 3.5 Remote Desktop Protocol 6.1 Service Pack 3

5 User Experience Silverlight??

6 Key Enhancements Enterprise Management Technologies Inbox Support for Latest Chipsets from Intel, AMD, and VIA Additional ConfigUI Pages Link to Online Resources

7 Improved Developer Experience Express / Advanced Installation Options Maintenance Mode Context Help and Link to Online Resources 1 DVD

8 What difference between WES and XPE Includes Windows XP Embedded SP3 Latest Key Technologies e.g., Silverlight 1.0,.NET 3.5 Enterprise Management Technologies e.g., SCCM, WSUS Optional, updating to SP3 Depends on XPe SP2 FP2007 Select OOB Features e.g., NAP, MSXML 6.0, BITS 2.5, to Enable Connectivity with Windows Server 2008 Current SP Level to Receive Support Inbox Support for Latest Chipsets from Intel, AMD, VIA Improved Developer Experience e.g., Enhanced OOBE, Addt l ConfigUI, Link to Online Resources THE Platform for Future Innovation e.g., Silverlight 2.0 New Support Lifecycle, 10 Years of Support

9 Produce Lifecycle *Assumes Service Pack is most recent version e.g. SP3

10 Windows Embedded codename Quebec Windows Embedded codename Quebec Next Generation Windows Features, e.g., Aero, BitLocker 32-bit and 64-bit Support 10 Years of Support RTM Target H2 CY2010 Innovative Developer Experience, e.g., Evaluation / Advanced Option

11 Windows XP Professional will be phased out BUT, Windows XP Professional for Embedded system is available until 2016

12 General Embedded Product Distribution End of Life Schedule Product Name Product Distribution End Date Microsoft Windows XP Professional Microsoft Windows XP Professional for Embedded Systems Microsoft Windows XP Embedded (Toolkit and Runtime), all versions Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard Microsoft Windows Embedded for Point of Service 1.x, all versions Microsoft Windows POSReady 2009 January 31, 2009 December 31, 2016 January 30, 2017 November 1, 2023 May 24, 2020 February 11, 2024

13 Microsoft EMB OS difference for Embedded System Win32 Applications and Depends on Drivers configuration Option Full Add/Remove Windows Depends on Components configuration Yes Yes Functionality Depends on Point of Service configuration Device Full Price < < < Ready to Install No Yes Yes Development time 7~14 days 3~7 days 1~3 days Activate No Activation No Activation Need Activation for (Act. during Dev.) (Act. during Dev.) each machine EEF All Partial None POS for.net Not support Yes, in the box Yes, as an add-in MUI Add-on Add-on Must be built into the image

14 How to build a WES like XPP

15 How to build a WES image like XPP 1/3 OS image MUI Function Driver

16 How to build a WES image like XPP 2/3 OS image MUI Function Driver WES : Sean Liming : Tools : Test application Compatibility Full XP Marco Process Monitor & Dependency Walker

17 How to build a WES image like XPP 3/3 OS image MUI Function Driver Utility : Component : Technique : Target Analyzer Generic Device Driver Support Class Installers / Hardware Compatibility Manual Install

18 How to evaluate XP Pro for embedded system

19 How to evaluate XP pro for embedded system Sign CLA with Synnex Synnex provide OPK (OEM Preinstall kit) Provide OA if high volume

20 Existing Products

21 Nexcom : MTC-2100 Key Features Intel Silverthorne processors (0.6~2W) Dual Independent Display (LVDS + SDVO) Build-in Wi-Fi /b/g/n and Bluetooth Supports 3.5G or WIMAX Module Secure Data by TPM 1.2 and Fingerprint 4 ~ 8 Hours Long Lasting Battery Life Optional RFID/ Barcode Scanner Solutions 1. Warehousing Management 5. Healthcare 2. Delivery Tracking Management 6. E-education 3. Real-Time Logistics Management 7. Field Service 4. Fleet Management

22 DMP : Vortex86DX & ebox-3300 Processor Core 4 in 1 SoC

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24 Cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web Key Benefits Compelling cross-platform user experiences Flexible programming model with collaboration tools High quality, low cost media Connected to data, servers, and services Streaming by Windows Live to enable rapid application development, create and deliver differentiated user experiences, and get global scale quickly and cost effectively Example Scenario User interface on thin clients, point-of-service terminals, kiosks/atms, industrial controllers, gaming machines, or medical devices

25 The most secure version of Internet Explorer to date. Redesigned from the ground up, with better security, new capabilities, and a whole new interface Key Benefits Fight fraud with the Phishing Filter Get extended validation of websites Opt in to add-ons Protect yourself from hacked websites Feed your need for the latest information Clear the clutter with tabbed browsing Example Scenario Internet browser on thin clients, point-of-service terminals, kiosks/atms, or industrial controllers

26 Offers great new ways to store and enjoy all your music, video, pictures, and recorded TV. Play it, view it, and sync it to a portable device for enjoying on the go or even share with devices around your home all from one place Key Benefits Simplicity in design More of the music you love All your entertainment in one place Enjoy everywhere Example Scenario Media player on thin clients, point-of-service terminals, kiosks/atms, or gaming machines

27 Provides technologies that enable users to access Windows-based programs that are installed on a terminal server, or to access the Windows desktop itself, from almost any computing device. Users can connect to a terminal server to run programs and to use network resources on that server. Key Benefits Improved remote desktop connection display Enhanced device redirection Single sign-on Easy Print TS RemoteApp with multi-monitor support TS Web Access Example Scenario Thin clients connecting to Windows Server 2008

28 The new managed code programming model for Windows. Combines the power of the.net Framework 2.0 with four new technologies: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), and Windows CardSpace. Key Benefits Build applications that have Visually compelling user experiences, Seamless communication across technology boundaries, The ability to support a wide range of business processes, and An easier way to manage your personal information online. Example Scenario Enabling applications built on top of.net Framework 3.0 on point-of-service terminals, kiosks/atms, industrial controllers, gaming machines, or medical devices

29 Provides users and developers with a robust, open format for electronic paper. Describes electronic paper in a way that can be read by hardware, read by software, and read by people. XPS documents print better, can be shared easier, are more secure and can be archived with confidence Key Benefits Platform-independent Open published Example Scenario Document viewer on thin clients, point-of-service terminals, kiosks/atms, or medical devices

30 Enhances the wireless client software with support for the new Wi-Fi Alliance certification for wireless security and makes it easier to connect to secure public spaces that are equipped with wireless Internet access locations otherwise known as "Wi-Fi hotspots. Key Benefits Compatible with the IEEE i standard Supports the additional mandatory security features of the IEEE i standard that are not already included in WPA Makes it easier to connect to public Wi-Fi networks Example Scenario Wireless networking on thin clients, industrial controllers, or medical devices

31 Includes all previously released updates to improve security, reliability, and robustness. Also includes new technology updates. Key Technology Updates Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML) 6.0 Background Intelligent Transfer Server (BITS) 2.5 Credential Roaming Service

32 Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) tool support A device with the up-to-date Windows Update Agent (WUA) 3.0 component, included in Windows Embedded Standard, can better communicate and more accurately report to MBSA running on a central management server Additional ConfigUI Expose additional component settings, for example, settings for Registry Filter. The user can persist a registry key simply by using Registry Filter s ConfigUI, instead of manually adding multiple keys to the image settings. Link to Online Community Resources Open default Internet browser to online community resources such as the team blog, forum, newsgroup, etc.