China Suppliers Factory 3.5-Inch Touchscreen Payment Terminal for Arcade Cabinets with NFC and RFID Capabilities
| Power Supply | 12V, 5V (Type-C), POE (Option) |
| Display | 3.5 inch (320×480) |
| Touch | PCAP |
| OS | Raspberry Pi OS (CM4 Board) |
| Interface | USB, RJ45, WIFI |
| Contactless IC Card | NFC, RFID, ISO14443 TYPE A/B |
| QR Code Type | Micro QR, PDF417, QR Code, DataMatrix, Code128, EAN-13 |
| QR Scan Engine | CMOS 1280×800 |
| RGB Light Effect | Programmable LED Lighting |
| Speaker (Option) | Dual Speaker Systems |
| Amusement Function | Support Pulse Signals of Coin and Ticket Devices |
| SDK | Linux SDK |
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What power supply options are supported by this device?
A: The device supports multiple power supply options including 12V DC, 5V via Type-C connector, and optional POE (Power over Ethernet), offering flexible installation scenarios.
Q: What types of contactless cards are compatible with this terminal?
A: The terminal supports NFC and RFID technologies, and is compatible with ISO14443 TYPE A and TYPE B contactless IC cards, making it suitable for a wide range of access control and payment applications.
Q: Which QR code formats can the scanner read?
A: The built-in QR scan engine supports Micro QR, PDF417, QR Code, DataMatrix, Code128, and EAN-13 formats, powered by a CMOS 1280×800 sensor for reliable and fast scanning performance.
Q: What operating system does this device run on?
A: The device runs on Raspberry Pi OS using the CM4 (Compute Module 4) board, and development is supported through a Linux SDK, allowing flexible custom software integration.
Q: Does the device support amusement or gaming machine integration?
A: Yes, the device includes an Amusement Function that supports pulse signals from both coin and ticket devices, making it suitable for arcade machines, vending systems, and entertainment terminals.
Q: What connectivity interfaces are available on this terminal?
A: The terminal provides USB, RJ45 (wired Ethernet), and Wi-Fi connectivity options, ensuring reliable network communication in both wired and wireless environments.

















