What does RPL stand for?

75h inches) -- Microsoft Windows XP Embedded or Linux, 566 MHz Celeron processor with 256 MB RAM (expandable to 768 MB) and 256 MB of flash memory -- All standard connectivity ports, including four "power plus" USB and four powered plus two standard RS232 ports for POS peripherals -- Remote program load (RPL) feature that allows POS applications to be managed at the server and execute locally using Microsoft Windows XP Embedded or Linux -- Depot maintenance program that reduces service costs by eliminating on-site visits and repairs -- Optional configuration for 802.

Additional Features of the RapidFire 3141 In addition to full compliance with the Power Management initiatives, Olicom's new RapidFire 3141 is a high-performance, high-efficiency Token-Ring network adapter that features: -- Dual transmit buffers for traffic prioritization; -- Optional Flash PROM for Remote Program Load (RPL) and pre-boot execution environment (PxE); -- Auto negotiation (full/half duplex); -- Automatic wire speed detection (4/16Mbps) and media type detection (UTP/STP); -- Full Microsoft PC 97/98 compliance; In addition, the RapidFire 3141 ships with Olicom's LANscout(tm) Desktop Management application for simplified monitoring of the adapters network performance and related statistics, both locally and remotely.

In addition, the Netelligent 4/16 Token Ring PCI NIC includes a built-in Remote Program Load (RPL) capability acting as a boot ROM that lets a diskless workstation attach to a network using files the computer receives from the LAN server.