Semiconductor Assembly & Test
Remote recipe switching, process-parameter acquisition and closed-loop tuning, with private-network deployment in sensitive workshops.
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Hardware-level remote operation & maintenance and automated parameter tuning for PC-controlled equipment — zero installation and zero networking on the controlled end, with full control down to the BIOS level.
Connects to the controlled host purely as external hardware — independent of the operating system and requiring no software installation — to deliver secure, controllable remote operation & maintenance and intelligent parameter tuning.
The APM-G220 remote-control gateway connects to the controlled host's HDMI and USB interfaces and the PowerSW signal (power on/off function, optional) using just three cables. In a LAN, private network, or public network environment, any computer or mobile device's browser can access the gateway address to perform remote debugging and O&M operations on the controlled host. The APM-G220 supports HDMI OUT loop-out, keeping the original device and display working normally.
A purely external hardware solution with non-intrusive installation that does not affect device operation, does not depend on the operating system, and requires no network connection or software/driver installation on the controlled host. It is simple, convenient, plug-and-play, and data-isolated from the controlled host, fully shielding risks such as data leakage and network attacks.
Building on remote desktop, the APM-G220 supports keyboard/mouse script recording and auto-run plus OCR visual verification, forming an "execute–verify" automation closed loop that can replace manual, repetitive device tuning and status checks. It is the ideal remote O&M choice for industrial-control / SCADA operating stations, classified networks, financial intranets, healthcare, computer-room management, and similar scenarios.
Core capabilities built around the three goals of "non-intrusive, controllable, and closed-loop."
HDMI IN captures the controlled host's screen in real time; HDMI OUT loops the signal losslessly to the original display, with adapters compatible with DVI / VGA signals.
Emulates a second set of keyboard and mouse so the remote browser can operate the device as if sitting locally; supports script import/export and template editing.
Boots the motherboard into BIOS / UEFI to modify parameters; the built-in TF card can pre-burn a system image and support a virtual CD-ROM for OS reinstallation and recovery.
Keyboard/mouse scripts run automatically and are paired with screenshot OCR data comparison to replace manual, repetitive work and realize intelligent device tuning and status verification.
Connects to the motherboard's PowerSW signal for remote hard power on/off — even rescuing a frozen device — enabling unattended remote O&M across sites and computer rooms.
Data-isolated from the controlled host, the remote-control platform can be privately deployed on the customer's servers or private cloud, keeping sensitive data within enterprise boundaries.
Interface, network, security and deployment parameters for engineering selection.
| Video Interface | HDMI IN / HDMI OUT (loop-out), with adapters compatible with DVI / VGA |
|---|---|
| Control Interface | USB OTG (keyboard/mouse emulation), GPIO (PowerSW on/off trigger) |
| Network Interface | Dual LAN (10/100/1000 Mbps auto), 4G module (optional) |
| Storage | Built-in TF card, can pre-burn the controlled host's system image / virtual CD-ROM |
| Security Encryption | Financial-grade software encryption algorithm |
| Deployment | LAN / private network / public network (sensitive industries must use a private or intranet network; 4G does not connect to public networks) |
| Controlled-End Requirements | Host with HDMI / DVI / VGA video output and USB input (industrial PC / PC) |
| Installation | Pure external hardware, three-cable connection, plug-and-play, independent of the controlled host's operating system |
Covering core industrial scenarios with high requirements for "PC master control + security compliance."
Remote recipe switching, process-parameter acquisition and closed-loop tuning, with private-network deployment in sensitive workshops.
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Remote O&M of operating stations, parameter adjustment, and alarm acknowledgement — replacing manual trips to the computer room.
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Unified remote management of computer-room machines and centralized multi-site O&M, with hard restart on freeze.
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Remote O&M of medical-equipment workstations, with data kept on-site to meet intranet compliance.
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Remote verification of critical process parameters and batch-traceability support, audit-friendly.
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One platform at HQ remotely connects to equipment across multiple plants; scripts are reused across plants, cutting travel by 60%.
View scenarioHow the APM-G220 differs from competitor solutions that only offer "remote desktop / public-cloud binding."
Pure external hardware access with no client installed and no OS dependency; zero installation and zero networking on the controlled end, with no impact on device stability.
The remote-control platform can be deployed on the customer's own servers / private cloud, keeping sensitive-industry data within enterprise boundaries and meeting military/confidential, financial, and medical compliance.
Keyboard/mouse scripts + OCR visual verification form an "execute–verify" closed loop that can replace manual tuning and status checking.
HDMI plus adapters compatible with DVI / VGA covers more legacy host interface types.
Can enter BIOS / UEFI, reinstall the OS via virtual optical drive, and hard power on/off via PowerSW — even rescuing a frozen device.
An open API integrates with MES / SCADA, making it easy to fit into existing production-management systems.
Real-world results from the APM-G220 in typical industry scenarios — click to view details.
Clarify applicable targets and compliance deployment requirements to avoid mis-selection.
✅ Applicable to: Devices controlled by a computer host (industrial PC / PC) with HDMI / DVI / VGA video output and USB input — such as industrial PCs, DCS operating stations, computer-room management machines, and AOI re-inspection machines.
❌ Not applicable: Dedicated controllers such as PLC + HMI, CNC, injection-molding machines, and robots (please choose AIS-G160 instead).
Security & compliance: 4G connection to public networks applies only to non-sensitive industries (general industrial commissioning, legacy computer rooms, etc.); sensitive industries such as semiconductors, military, finance, and confidential units must deploy on a private / intranet network, with 4G not connecting to public networks. The platform supports private deployment, keeping data within enterprise boundaries.
High-frequency questions on remote O&M and compliance deployment.
Yes. The G220 connects non-intrusively, with zero installation and zero networking on the controlled end; the remote link is confined to the hospital intranet or private network, data does not leave the hospital, and the entire session is recorded for traceability, meeting medical data-security compliance requirements.
Yes. The G220 achieves hardware-level remote power on/off via the GPIO PowerSW signal; together with BIOS-level control, it can remotely restart, enter the BIOS, and reinstall the system.
Sensitive industries (military/finance/confidential) deploy on a private / intranet network; the G220 does not connect to public networks and data stays within enterprise boundaries, meeting physical network isolation compliance requirements.
The G220 uses financial-grade software encryption, supports private deployment, and keeps data within enterprise boundaries; sensitive industries deploy on a private network, and 4G does not connect to public networks.
AIXOT's three gateways each play their role, combining to cover full-factory device digitalization.