SpinetiX DSOS KIOSK – Permanent License for 1 Player

Product Overview

The SpinetiX DSOS KIOSK permanent license activates dedicated interactive kiosk OS functionality on one SpinetiX player, allowing it to run a single full-screen web or HTML5 application continuously. This interactive digital signage kiosk OS license is designed for self-service terminals, wayfinding systems, product configurators, and touch-enabled public interfaces. The DSOS KIOSK mode permanent license delivers a purpose-built, secure OS environment optimized for 24/7 kiosk operation without the vulnerabilities of a general-purpose OS. This DSOS KIOSK wayfinding license replaces the legacy SX-SE-DSOS-KIOSK SKU and is TAA compliant for government and education deployments.

Product Description

DSOS KIOSK mode configures a SpinetiX Intel-based player as a dedicated kiosk terminal, running a single web application or HTML5 experience full-screen without the overhead or security exposure of a general-purpose operating system. The player boots directly into the configured application, making it appropriate for public-facing terminals where reliability and security are critical. At 600 MB, DSOS is a lean OS that runs 24/7 without requiring maintenance windows typical of Windows-based kiosk deployments. KIOSK mode supports touch-enabled interfaces, making it suitable for interactive wayfinding, self-check-in systems, product configurators, directories, and order entry terminals. Security is enforced through UEFI Secure Boot, TPM/Intel TPP support, and cryptographically signed software packages, preventing unauthorized access or modification of the kiosk environment. The application running in KIOSK mode is a standard web or HTML5 application, which means developers can build and maintain kiosk content using familiar web technologies. This permanent license is a one-time purchase that remains active on the assigned player indefinitely, eliminating renewal management for long-term kiosk installations. The SX-LIC-KIOSK SKU is TAA compliant for government procurement and federally funded education projects, and replaces the legacy SX-SE-DSOS-KIOSK part number.

Key Features

• Permanent (Perpetual) License — One-time purchase with no renewal required; activates KIOSK mode on the assigned player indefinitely.
• Dedicated Kiosk OS — Boots directly into a single full-screen web or HTML5 application, optimized for public-facing self-service terminals.
• Touch Interface Support — Compatible with touch-enabled displays for interactive wayfinding, self-check-in, and product selection applications.
• Enterprise Security — UEFI Secure Boot, TPM/Intel TPP, and cryptographically signed packages keep the kiosk environment locked down against unauthorized access.
• Web/HTML5 Application Ready — Runs any modern web application or HTML5 experience, allowing developers to use familiar web technologies for kiosk content.
• Lightweight OS Footprint — 600 MB purpose-built Linux OS designed for 24/7 operation without general-purpose OS maintenance overhead.
• TAA Compliant — Eligible for government procurement and federally funded education purchases.

Typical Applications

• Corporate lobby and reception wayfinding terminals with interactive building directories
• Airport and transit self-check-in kiosks requiring secure, locked-down OS environments
• Retail product configurators and interactive product selection terminals
• Healthcare patient check-in and self-registration kiosks
• Hotel concierge and guest services interactive terminals
• Government and municipal public information kiosks requiring TAA-compliant hardware
• University campus wayfinding and event registration terminals

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of applications can run in DSOS KIOSK mode?

KIOSK mode runs a single full-screen web or HTML5 application. Any modern web application that runs in a browser-based environment can be deployed, including wayfinding systems, self-service portals, product configurators, and interactive directories.

Does KIOSK mode support touch displays?

Yes. DSOS KIOSK mode supports touch-enabled displays, making it appropriate for interactive kiosk terminals requiring touch navigation and input.

What is the difference between DSOS KIOSK and DSOS SYSTEMS mode?

KIOSK mode is designed for single full-screen web/HTML5 application deployments such as self-service terminals and interactive wayfinding. SYSTEMS mode enables the full multi-zone digital signage environment with Elementi integration for complex signage workflows. They serve different deployment scenarios and are licensed separately.

Which players are compatible with the SX-LIC-KIOSK license?

The DSOS KIOSK permanent license is compatible with SpinetiX HMP400, HMP400W, iBX410, and iBX410W Intel-based players.

Is this license TAA compliant for government projects?

Yes. DSOS KIOSK is TAA compliant, making it eligible for GSA schedule purchases and other federally funded procurement programs.

Can the kiosk display content from a CMS?

KIOSK mode runs a web application full-screen. The application itself can pull content from any CMS or web service it is configured to connect to. SpinetiX ARYA or Elementi are not required for KIOSK mode deployments, though they can be used if the kiosk application is built to work with them.

What support is included with the permanent license?

The license includes access to DSOS firmware and OS updates. For installation, integration, and application development support, contact Creation Networks at creationnetworks.net/contact.

Does the license transfer if I replace the player hardware?

DSOS licenses are activated on specific player hardware. License transfers are subject to SpinetiX's licensing policy. Contact Creation Networks to discuss hardware replacement or license transfer options.