All-in-One Tap Amusement Arcade Debit Card Reader - China Suppliers Factory with ESP32-S3 and Touchscreen Technology
Technical Highlights
| Power Supply | 12V 5V Type-C POE (Option) |
| Display | 4.0 inch (480 × 480) |
| Touch | PCAP |
| Control Board | ESP32-S3 |
| Interface | RS485 Wi-Fi Bluetooth |
| Contactless Card | NFC RFID ISO14443 TYPE A/B |
| QR Scan Engine | CMOS 1280 × 800 |
| QR Code Type | Micro QR, PDF417, QR Code, DataMatrix, Code128, EAN-13 |
| RGB Light Effect | Programmable LED Lighting |
| Speaker (Option) | Dual Speaker Systems |
| Amusement Function | Support pulse signals of Coin and Ticket Devices |
| ESP-IDF | ESP32_Display_Panel, ESP32_IO_Expander, LVGL |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What power supply options are supported by this device?
The device supports three power supply methods: 12V DC, 5V via Type-C USB, and optional Power over Ethernet (PoE), offering flexible deployment in various environments.
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What wireless communication interfaces does the device support?
The device supports RS485 wired communication as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless interfaces, powered by the ESP32-S3 control board, enabling versatile connectivity for smart environments.
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Which contactless card standards are compatible with this device?
The device supports NFC and RFID ISO14443 TYPE A/B contactless card standards, making it compatible with most modern access cards, transit cards, and mobile payment solutions.
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What types of QR codes can the built-in scanner read?
The integrated CMOS 1280×800 scan engine supports a wide range of barcode and QR code formats including Micro QR, PDF417, QR Code, DataMatrix, Code128, and EAN-13, suitable for ticketing, retail, and access control applications.
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Can this device be integrated into amusement or vending machine systems?
Yes. The device includes an Amusement Function that supports pulse signals for both coin and ticket devices, making it ideal for integration with amusement machines, vending systems, and token-based payment platforms.
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What development framework and UI libraries are supported?
The device is built on the ESP-IDF framework and supports ESP32_Display_Panel, ESP32_IO_Expander, and LVGL, providing developers with a rich set of tools for building custom graphical interfaces and hardware integrations.

















