Besides, the specs of this device include an optional infrared module what is also very pleasant. Moreover, you can start any program with an easy touch of one of 4 buttons that you have programmed before. Now when we are through with a superficial familiarity with the device, I want you to take a closer look at the features. Now - in depth. All the modes are displayed with 5 corresponding LEDs - Status, Frequency, Fan, Temperature and Voltage.
Some models have an infrared module instead of the table.
It's explained by the fact that there is only one PCB used for different iPanel versions. The first I wanted to do was to check whether the CPU frequency was displayed correctly - since today we have available a lot of utilities allowing to change CPU parameters without rebooting. So, I used the CPUCool utility which let us change FSB frequency without rebooting. Setting 115 MHz instead of 100 MHz I haven't noticed any alterations in figures of the meter. It seems that the iPanel reads FSB frequency in the BIOS, and not from the processor itself.