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Logic Net

Logic Net was specifically designed to meet the most demanding kitchen system requirements. Logic Net was originally designed to IBM's restaurant system specifications and was subsequently OEMed by IBM. It is a cost-effective solution because it requires no PC workstations, no network hubs, no network adapters or interface cards, and no network software.

The world's largest and best restaurant companies have adopted Net for its high reliability, secure network features, compact size and proven track record. Logic NetR is supported by leading software vendors supplying kitchen system software including Aloha, EXIT41, FuturePOS, Positive Solutions, Positouch, Progressive Software, SIVA, System3 POS and others.

Logic Net is comprised of the LM3000 Series control modules and LS3000 Series I/O workstations. The LM3000 control module is attached to the server via an ethernet, serial or USB connection, and up to 16 LS3000 I/O workstations are in turn connected to the LM3000 control module. A zero single-point-of-failure configuration is also supported.

Features:

  • No complex PC work stations
  • Simple hardware and no disk drives
  • Rugged zinc die cast housing
  • Reliable latched interface connections
  • Redundant data paths
  • High common-mode noise rejection network wiring in RS485
  • Low power operation, low internal temperature rise
  • Stable operation, no computer crashes, viruses, and lockups
  • Tamper proof, no on/off and option switches, no adjustable devices
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