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The announcement last year that Bill Moggridge was selected to be the new head of the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt Museum in New York gave me pause. In my daily work I tend to stay on a narrow path of aerospace-related topics, but that name sounded familiar.

Bill Moggridge, director of the Smithsonian's Cooper Hewitt Museum in New York.

A glance at my bookshelf gave me the answer: before joining the Cooper-Hewitt, Moggridge was a co-founder of the international design firm IDEO, and while there he played a crucial role in the design of the world’s first laptop computer: the GRiD Compass, first marketed in 1982. The unusual capitalization of “GRiD” was a trademark of the company that developed it. I knew about the Compass because that device was also the first laptop flown in space. According to a press release from GRiD Systems, Inc., “The GRiD Compass was first used on the Space Shuttle mission launched from Kennedy Space Center on November 28, 1983. The computer, code-named SPOC (Shuttle Portable On-Board Computer) by NASA was slightly modified for operation in a weightless environment…” (Neither this press release nor any from NASA notes the similarity between the acronym and the better-known character from the television series Star Trek.)

The National Air and Space Museum has several GRiD compass computers in its collections, including one that has flown on two Shuttle flights, STS-35 and STS-36. The modifications were minor: the attachment of pieces of Velcro to fasten it to various places on the flight deck, a modification of the power cord to plug into the Shuttle’s power supply, and the addition of a small fan to compensate for the lack of convective cooling in zero-G. A lot of custom work went into the development of specialized software, however: to aid Shuttle astronauts in managing their mission and assisting with navigation, and as a back-up to prepare the vehicle for return to Earth. As with every item carried on the Shuttle, the software had to be rigorously tested before it was loaded onto the computer.

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STS-46 Mission Specialist Franklin R. Chang-Diaz works with GRiD 'Compass' laptop on the middeck of Atlantis, Orbiter Vehicle 104.

To return to its design: the GRiD pioneered the so-called “clamshell” case for laptops, but it also had several unique qualities. Its case was made of rugged magnesium, not plastic. It had no rotating disk, which might have caused reliability problems; but rather a “bubble” memory that had no moving parts. And it used a custom, bright orange “electro-luminescent display, visible in the brightest sunlight. It is a beautiful machine to hold, and a testament to Moggridge’s, and GRiD Systems’ attention to detail. Laptop computers are nothing special today—they seem to be giving way to smaller devices including smart phones—but this one is special.

What is a Barebone?

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Barebones are semi-finished PCs. At Shuttle, these consist of a Mini-PC case, power supply, cooling system and mainboard. To complete your barebone you need a processor (if not already soldered on the mainboard), some memory, the required drives and sometimes a graphics card. So accordingly an operational Mini-PC is no longer a barebone.

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Shuttle product range

  • Mainboards
    Mainboards are an integral part of every PC. The main circuit board, also called motherboard, contains all the essential components such as the processor or memory.
    Note: Shuttle mainboards are no longer sold separately.
  • Monitors
    Slim TFT monitors in 17“ format with a convenient handle, or in 19” format and low-reflection safety glass.
    Note: The Shuttle monitor product range has phased out and is no longer available.
  • XPC Accessories
    VESA mount, WLAN module or just a more powerful power supply - Shuttle’s line-up of XPC accessories offers this and much more.
  • XPC Barebones
    XPC Barebones are half-assembled PCs that include a motherboard, power supply and cooling system in a compact case. You choose the CPU, memory, graphics card and drives that fit your needs. XPC Barebones are available in different versions. Learn more about the various models here.
  • XPC complete systems
    Complete systems are Shuttle's fully-configured PCs in a compact casing including a 24-month pick-up and return service. The design can differ greatly.
  • NAS (Network Attached Storage)
    Under the name OMNINAS, Shuttle markets its own network storage systems. These small devices have space for hard drives and feature a network connection.
    Note: The OMNINAS product range has phased out and is no longer available.

What's my Shuttle model?

Try our search function for easier model identification.

This is how you find the name of the XPC Barebone model

Silicon image hard disk controller driver download free. The name of the Shuttle XPC Barebone model is indicated on a label on the bottom or back of the case.

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Please pay attention to the first three (3) characters of the system IDPlease pay attention to the first five (5) characters of the system IDPlease pay attention to the first 4-6 characters of the S/N. The following 3-4 numbers defined the model variant.
e.g. the first 3 characters in this example are “S56”. In this case the model is a SS56.e.g. the first 5 characters in this example are “SN95G5”. In this case the model is a SN95G5.e.g. the XH310/XH310V has the same first characters, but the front cover has two variants.

This is how you find the name of the XPC complete system model

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Look for the Shuttle ID
The name of the Shuttle XPC complete system model is indicated on a label on the bottom or back of the case. Tip: This label also includes the Shuttle ID. Please look for the marking which is particularly distinctive. Following an example:
The model name of this XPC complete system is R5 7900P.

This is how you find the name of the OMNINAS model

The name of the Shuttle OMNINAS model is indicated on a label on the bottom of the case. Please look for a label that starts with “S/N:” while paying attention to the first four (4) characters:
The model name of this OMNINAS is KD20.

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